Group Beloved: Her Path of Revenge

As I came back to my senses, Zachary was staring at me indifferently.

Zachary was the most brilliant among the lead characters.

He said silently, "Aurora, you bear full responsibility for the destruction of the world now."

No wonder Jennifer was willing to confess to me.

It turned out the lead characters had known who she and I were for a long time.

Jennifer glared at me and chimed in, "Right. If you had followed the plot, our normal lives wouldn't have been disrupted at all.

"Why are you so shameless? You changed the direction of the entire world for your own selfish desires!"

Just as Jennifer finished speaking, countless eyes turned toward me.

Their eyes looked terrifying.

They were always like that.

They suppressed and exploited the female supporting characters in the name of justice, and they pretended that they were doing the lead characters a favor.

I sneered, "Why should I sacrifice myself for you guys?

"It's a nice try to sacrifice me for the sake of your happiness. How could you all be so shameless to say that?

"How about each of you come and thank me? I'll consider it."

Everyone looked furious at my rebuttal.

Charlie tried to blame me again with the fact that the Thompson family raised me for over ten years.

I glared at him and retorted, "The Thompson family did raise me for fifteen years, and my mom raised Jennifer for fifteen years, so we are completely done. You're not my brother, so who are you trying to accuse me?"

Anyway, I was the evil female supporting character, so I admitted what I was straight away.

I was retorting to them with satisfaction when Carolyn burst into tears beside me.

"I'm sorry, everyone."

She stood up and gave everyone a bow.

I hurriedly tugged on her sleeve to make her sit down. "Mom, what are you doing?"

I was so afraid of a weak teammate like Carolyn.

To be honest, I didn't want to recognize her as my mother anymore.

People wanted her daughter dead, but she actively apologized to them.

This was my life. Even if she was my mother, she wasn't in a position to decide for me.

I just wanted to live well, and I didn't mess with anyone.

The farce wasn't over yet.

In the depths of the tunnel, a tall man slowly walked out.

He looked handsome, noble, arrogant, and as proud as an iceberg.

He walked over to me with steady steps.

"Aurora Murphy," the man looked at my information sheet and read my name word for word.

"You ranked first in science on your entrance examination at Jerrold International High School, didn't you?"

"That's me."

The man glanced at me and smiled thoughtfully.