Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 121

Chapter 121 

Ethan’s words struck like thunder on a clear day, leaving even Peter uncertain as he repeated, “Ethan, what did you say?” 

Ethan looked at him, speaking each word clearly, “I said, Leah should be handled according to the university rules” 

Leah panicked, reaching out for Ethan However, he stepped back, leaving her grasping at air. Tears filled her eyes as they began to fall “Ethan…” 

I guessed this time her tears were real, a serious consequence would undoubtedly be a heavy blow for someone like Leah, who came from an ordinary background and had a strong sense of pride. 

I stared at the scene in disbelief and couldn’t help but ask, “Why? weren’t you here to help Leah?” 

“Who said so?” Ethan shot a disdainful glance at Leah and then turned away. 

Peter seemed hesitant and tentatively asked, “Ethan, handling this will result in Leah receiving a serious reprimand and a campus–wide notice. Are you sure you won’t help her?” 

Leaning back against the window, Ethan laughed mockingly. “When did I say I wanted to help her?” 

ter froze for a moment before forcing a smile. “Right, right. Not helping ” 

“Ethan, you–Grandpa won’t be at ease knowing this,” Leals pleaded, mentioning Lan indesperation. “Don’t worry about my family matters; think about how to handle your own situation first.” 

With that, Ethan turned and walked away. 

Leah immediately looked at Peter, wanting to say something, but he had adopted a businesslike attitude. 

“Leah Grant, you have slandered a classmate, damaging the university’s reputation and disrupting normal order. Therefore, you will receive a serious reprimand and a campus–wide notice of criticism 

Leah crumpled to the ground at his words. Disbelief was written all over her face as she grabbed her phone, seemingly wanting to call someone. 

I let out a small laugh, affirmed my compensation with Peter once more, and then left 

Downstairs in the administration building, the light shone against Ethan as he stood there. He looked as if he were about to leave. 

The light outlined has attractive features, the shadow of a youth gradually becoming clear, giving me a moment of unreal sensation “Evelyn,” he called out my name. 

Feeling buoyed by the earlier events, I didn’t walk away immediately. Instead, I paused and tilted my head to look at him. “What is it?” 

To my surprise, he hesitated again. He simply stared at me. 

After thinking for a moment, I realized the matter was settled, and he had no reason to plead for Leal here. So, I decided to show a rare patience and wait for him to 

continue. 

“I’m really not here to help Leah today, and I didn’t come yesterday to plead for her either.” 

“Uh–huh. And then?” 

He opened his mouth but said nothing.