These few words instantly livened up the group chat.

Levich: [I thought she wasn't coming back.]

Aura: [What's she coming back for?]

Dormia: [Who knows? Maybe it's resentment?]

Domiya typed those words with sarcasm, feeling a surge of pleasure.

Even a high-and-mighty heiress can fall from grace one day.

However, I still need to tell Susie about her coming back.

With a look of anticipation in her eyes, she quickly sent a message to another person.

The current eldest daughter of the Ovid family versus the former daughter who has fallen out of favor—this is sure to be a very interesting show.

Susan ran home dejectedly. Hearing the commotion, Ling Miao came out of her room. Susan composed herself and spoke first:

"Did you find out anything?"

Ling Miao withdrew her gaze from Susan. Since the other party didn't want her to ask, she naturally wouldn't say anything more.

"Ding Yi'en and Avril found out that it seems to be related to the nutrient solution supplier of the Federal Military Academy."

"But they don't know the specifics either."

"How could they be involved in street vending?"

Susan was a little surprised. Shouldn't it be the stall owners around them who have a direct relationship with them?

Ling Miao didn't speak. She pondered and agreed with Susan's idea.

Perhaps someone has found them.

The Union Market is located between Onorde College and the Federal Military Academy, an area that originally belonged to both schools.

For ease of management, both sides assigned personnel to maintain order.

Ling Miao lowered her eyes, her thoughts in turmoil.

Even if they have a general idea of ​​where they are going, they don't know anyone there, nor do they know the other person's true identity.

What's the use of it?

She pursed her lips, looking somewhat irritated.

Susan seemed to be thinking about something, so she lowered her head and hesitated.

"I... I might have a way."

Ling Miao turned her head and saw her dilemma. "Don't force yourself."

Susan shook her head, a smile curving her lips. "I didn't force you."

After saying that, she went back to her room.

Susan sat in the chair, took out her Star Brain, hesitated for a long time, and then opened the page that she hadn't clicked on for a long time.

"Dad, could you help me look into something?"

She looked at those words, bit her lip, and silently counted down the time.

Finally, the page above displays "typing in progress".

Susan's heart leaped into her throat as she nervously stared at the page.

【what are you up to?】

Before she could even answer, the other person's next sentence left her frozen in place.

"Didn't you go to Tadar? Why are you back?"

Didn't you say you'd never come back?

Susan tried her best to hold back the tears that welled up in her eyes, but the tears that surged up dripped down her cheeks and onto the ground, bursting into tiny splashes.

She stood stiffly, wanting to say something, but her stiff fingers were out of control, and she couldn't type a single word for a long time.

The other party did not reply.

Susan stared blankly at the blank chat page, collapsing to the ground as if all her strength had been drained.

——

Federal Military Academy, dining hall.

Avril and her two companions arrived at the cafeteria, just in time for lunch.

The cafeteria's food stalls offer a wide variety of dishes with appealing colors, making them very appetizing.

But the three of them only glanced at it before looking away.

We may have thought the cafeteria food was pretty good before, but after eating the manager's cooking, we could no longer eat any other food.

They didn't come here just to eat.

Avril frowned, remembering the message Ling Miao had sent her that morning. She stepped forward and asked the staff for their questions.

He then turned and walked away.

"Isn't the manager here?"

Kerry asked aloud.

Avril nodded, her expression grim. "They just said they didn't know."

Ellis looked around and stopped at the nutrient solution supply window.

"Why don't we just go to the window and ask?"

"What's the point? The manager isn't even here."

Ellis shrugged. "Whether it's useful or not, we have to ask. What if the other party already knows?"

The three exchanged a glance, nodded, and walked towards the nutrient solution supply window.

"Hello, do you know where the cafeteria manager is?"

Inside the cafeteria window, a staff member in a white uniform looked up at the other person and shook his head.

I saw the manager leave this morning.

"Do you know where he went?"

The other person shook their head impatiently.

Seeing this, the three had no choice but to retreat to their original spot.

"I've never seen anything so outrageous. The nutrient solution supplier is actually getting involved in the joint marketing."

Kerry scratched his head, somewhat frustrated. "Don't let me find out who it is."

"Do you think it would be helpful if we told the school about this?"

Avril spoke up and made the suggestion.

Alice nodded in agreement. "Let's give it a try."

The three of them turned around and were about to walk toward the principal's office when they were suddenly confronted by a group of people behind them.

The leading man was dressed in a black military uniform. He was tall, with a cold demeanor and a hard, deep-set face. Even his imposing presence couldn't conceal his striking good looks.

It carries a sharp, unsheathed edge.

It's Admiral Cedrian!

A large group of people followed him, including the principal the three had mentioned.

Avril, with her sharp eyes, also spotted the cafeteria manager they had been searching for.

"Greetings, General."

The three greeted each other, then hesitated before looking at the cafeteria manager in the crowd.

"Is there something you need?"

"Cedrian asked, glancing subtly behind him. The cafeteria manager looked calm.

He withdrew his gaze and looked at the three students in front of him who were clearly from a military academy.

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