Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty novel Chapter 110

"If you trust their acting skills, just be honest with them."

However, Yolanda was worried that the three troublesome guys would rush to Riverdale by helicopter as soon as they learned the truth, which was a headache. She sighed. "Forget it. Maybe it's better if you don't say anything for now."

Rowan remained silent and looked conflicted. "You know I'm not good at keeping secrets."

"Really?" She smiled slightly. "I'll just tell Caleb and Isaac about the things you've done then."

"Wait, wait! Can't you just let me keep it secret?" Upon hearing Yolanda's threat to report him, Rowan panicked. "Don't worry. I'll keep my mouth shut!"

Eventually, after she promised to share her plans with him soon, he reluctantly left after turning back multiple times. Before he went, he deposited 500 million into her account as pocket money.

She felt a bit speechless. She wasn't Yulia anymore, and as a student, she wouldn't need that much. But since Rowan had already given it to her, leaving it in the bank would be a waste.

She planned to invest a portion and use the rest, along with the reward from Nigel, to start a business.

The next morning, she left early with the check. It was Friday, and the First Academy had a tradition of not holding classes on the first Friday of the semester to allow students to engage in social practice.

But everyone knew that no student actually went out to do any practice. It was just an excuse to give everyone an extra day off to ease into the busy semester.

As Yolanda was changing her shoes in the entryway, Diana came downstairs.

Perhaps because the bank had just opened, there weren't many customers, and Yolanda quickly reached the counter.

"Hello. I'd like to cash this check."

As her words fell, a surprised voice came from behind her. "Hey, isn't that Yolanda? You're out of the juvenile detention center?"

Yolanda turned to see a tall woman in a bank uniform. The woman looked familiar. After searching through the original owner's memories, she recognized her as Elaine Webb, the older sister of her junior high school classmate Noel Webb.

Before Yolanda could respond, Elaine looked down at her with disdain. "What are you doing here? This is the counter for corporate transactions, not someone like you!"