They're not even human anymore; those wicked women can cry even more miserably.

Violet felt a mix of emotions, like a jumbled mess of flavors, the true taste of which only she could truly understand.

Her pearly teeth left bite marks on her red lips, which had turned white.

A hint of moisture appeared in her usually cool eyes.

Like the sky after a heavy rain, clear and bright, yet hiding a hint of melancholy.

What else could she do but endure it?

That guy is a scoundrel!

They did such an outrageous thing in class, yet they weren't afraid of being discovered at all.

It's as if he wasn't the one who did the bad thing.

Even though he was being bullied, he had no choice but to endure the humiliation for the sake of the royal family's dignity and his own innocence.

She could only passively endure the torment he inflicted upon her.

The only good news is that the class wasn't long.

After a class that felt like an eternity, the lecturer announced the end of get out of class, and the surroundings gradually became noisy.

Char walked out of the classroom, looking at his taming value which had risen to 10, and was very satisfied.

Kids are so easy to deal with.

In the classroom, other students either left playing around or stayed behind to organize their notes from class.

The emptiness around Violet was gradually no longer jarring.

She lay on the desk, her silver hair falling onto it and cascading down the edge, forming a beautiful waterfall.

She rested her forehead on her arm, face down, her nose touching the cold desk.

But that's all they can do; they can only silently recover their stamina.

In a corner unnoticed by anyone, her face flushed, and her beautiful eyes gradually became lifeless.

They have clearly received a profound education.

She had never been treated like this before!

Violet pouted, her eyes welling up with tears.

The shame in her heart almost overwhelmed her.

She had never suffered such injustice before, and she was determined to avenge herself!

Violet silently uttered harsh words in her heart.

But after making those harsh remarks, she got stuck.

How to get revenge?

You can't beat them in a fight, and you can't beat them in a game either.

Last time, I lost so frustratingly in the freshman match; this time, I subtly sought justice from the senior, only to be met with even harsher retaliation.

What else could she do?

Violet was caught in a dilemma.

The naive princess, who is inexperienced in the ways of the world and only knows how to get ahead by relying on her own abilities, is clearly no match for Char.

Chapter Fifty: Feng Aotian is about to take military action.

Thinking about all this, Violet suddenly felt a sense of despair.

What can she do?

It seems there's no way to solve this.

The naive princess has truly learned a lesson from Char this time.

When you're out in the world, you realize that the excellence you were once so proud of is utterly insignificant!

She would have needed a very long time to develop this understanding and to be taught by reality before she could truly grasp it.

But now, because of Char, she has matured ahead of schedule.

Outside the classroom, a furtive figure peeked out, occasionally peeking out a small golden head before suddenly retreating back inside.

Lilith, the golden-haired young lady, originally intended to test the waters with Char, but she moved into the Goddess Garden because she was worried that her dog would sacrifice its chastity.

The thought of him wagging his tail at other people is unbearable for Miss Feng Aotian.

Although she doesn't value this fiancé, even if she's a dog, she can only be with me!

She specifically inquired about the new students' course schedules from her mentor, which is why she came here specifically to wait and observe.

Unfortunately, she was still a step too late.

I looked around the classroom several times, but I couldn't find Xia Ya anywhere.

Although she didn't get to see Char, she noticed another beautiful figure.

Her silver hair cascaded down, and she was slumped over the table, seemingly in some discomfort.

What's wrong with Violet, my junior?

Maybe she's getting her period?

Lilith had a guess in her mind.

Since we're already here, let's go ahead and offer some warmth to the junior.

Lilith put on a considerate and sunny smile, and with the demeanor of a reliable senior, sat down next to Violet.

When someone sat down next to her, Violet assumed it was Char who had returned. Overwhelmed by anger, she immediately looked up and glared fiercely at him.

But even after seeing the person in front of her, Violet did not look away.

Lilith found it all very strange.

She came to offer help to her junior, so why this inexplicable dislike?

Although she was a little confused, it didn't stop Lilith from continuing to care for her junior.

"Junior, are you feeling unwell today?"

Violet gritted her teeth, "How dare you say that!"

If it weren't for you, I wouldn't be...

Only she herself knows the truth.

Char bullied me so much because of this upperclassman!

But she couldn't bring herself to say those words.

Is it something I should let others know about, that I was bullied by an ordinary person?

That's such a waste.

Violet felt very aggrieved. "Senior, you promised to help, but you ended up making things worse?"

But she couldn't bring herself to say what had just happened.

All they could do was put on a sorrowful and heartbroken expression, their voices heavy and mournful.

"Senior, I have always respected you."

Lilith opened her big eyes, her face full of concern, and nodded in agreement.

"But if you can't help, just say so, and I won't blame you."

Lilith's eyes widened even more.

"what?"

She could understand each sentence individually, so why did they become incomprehensible when put together?

"Senior, Xia is your fiancé, you two are family, I understand why you're protecting him."

"what??"

"But if you can't help, just say so. Don't make me wait in vain."

After Violet finished speaking, she turned slightly to the side, tilted her head to look out the window, and refused to look at Lilith.

There's a kind of wounded stubbornness.

The implication was that Xia not only didn't apologize to her, but instead caused trouble for his junior.

Is that right?

Seeing Violet sulking, Lilith felt a sense of déjà vu, as if she were the victim.

Who could resist comforting such a pitiful girl?

After thinking it over, I figured the two of them must have had some unpleasantness during class just now.

"Junior, did he talk about you?"

Lilith, with a serious expression, grabbed Violet's shoulders and forced her to face him directly, her demeanor grave.