At the garden entrance, Faye Sterling sat on the bench, heartbroken and crying.
She never thought she would miss the exam, as if she had fallen from heaven to hell, everything was ruined.
The Faulkner Family looked down on her, refused to let her enter, so she couldn’t seek help from them.
Alaric Faulkner probably wouldn’t care either, now she could only rely on herself, but she missed the exam.
Faye Sterling was sad for a while, then remembered Rosalie Ray’s instructions. She took out her phone and dialed Rosalie Ray’s number, hoping to seek her help. Follow current novels on novelFɪre.net
Before coming, Rosalie said that as long as she arrived in Aethelgard, there would be someone to help her.
But as long as she’d been here, she hadn’t seen the person who was supposed to help her.
As soon as the call connected, Faye Sterling couldn’t wait to start crying, "Mom, I missed the exam, boo hoo hoo..."
She explained everything to Rosalie Ray, how she got the recommendation letter, then made a huge mistake, leading to her missing the exam.
After listening, Rosalie Ray was furious.
"Damn it, Eleanor Sterling actually chased to Aethelgard?"
Rosalie’s voice carried a coldness, as if she hated Eleanor Sterling to the core.
"Yes, she’s been blocking my way."
In Veridia City, Eleanor stole Alaric Faulkner, causing her embarrassment; now in Aethelgard, she was obstructing her again.
Faye Sterling now wished she could kill her.
If only back then when Eleanor was weak after childbirth, she’d killed her.
All because Rosalie Ray said that killing her would raise suspicions and advised her just to take the child.
Who would’ve thought it would leave such a big hidden threat.
Rosalie Ray was silent for a while before speaking, "Faye, listen to me..."
After hanging up, Faye Sterling’s previously sorrowful demeanor vanished.
A spark reignited in her eyes.
She remembered everything Rosalie said; now all that remained was to wait for a miracle.
Faye wiped away her tears, composed herself, and returned to the interview venue.
Among the audience, Eleanor Sterling saw Faye returning after running out, with a trace of surprise in her eyes.
Faye returned, thick-skinned?
After such humiliation, it’s surprising she could come back calmly to continue watching the interviews; Faye’s mental resilience was indeed strong.
However, the seat next to Eleanor was taken by someone else, preventing Faye from disgusting her directly.
Eleanor just glanced at her once, not caring much, and turned her attention back to the interviews.
Finally, all the students finished their interviews.
Roman Morgan took second place in the written test this time, which alleviated his resentment over Hannah Jennings being snatched away.
On-site, the students who successfully passed celebrated with each other, while those who failed were sad and upset.
At this moment, a middle-aged man who had been silently watching from the front row also stood up to leave.
When he passed by Faye Sterling, his steps suddenly froze, his gaze fixed dead on the spot on her chest.
Faye naturally noticed his gaze.
Feeling excited inside, she maintained an oblivious facade and got up to leave.
Once outside, she sensed the man had indeed followed her.
Once in a deserted place, he finally called out to Faye Sterling, "Miss, please wait a moment."
Faye stopped, turned to look at him, and asked, "Hello, may I ask what’s the matter?"
The middle-aged man approached, staring at the necklace on Faye’s neck, and asked with a somewhat hoarse voice, "That... that necklace on your neck, whose is it?"