The Deadly Assassin Robin (Tristan Storm) novel Chapter 629

Chapter 629 People Like You from the Lower Class. 

The hallway outside the junior year office at Southstone No. 1 High School in the provincial capital was eerily quiet. A stylish woman, exuding elegance, was handing a bank card to Sorena, the class teacher. 

Sorena wore a fake smile plastered across her face, her expression dripping with praise and flattery. 

She pretended to hesitate, but her fingers tightly clutched the card as she grinned like a dog getting a treat. 

“Mrs. Yard, I really can’t accept this. You already gave me 100,000 last time, and I still haven’t spent it all,” Sorena said, pretending to act modest. 

The woman waved her hand dismissively. “Take it. Ms. Craven. You do so much for the students in your class. This is nothing compared to what you deserve! You’re an educator–an architect of young minds. Your efforts are priceless! 

“I’ve always admired teachers, and I truly respect the profession,” she continued. “Yelena always speaks so highly of you. She listens to you like she never listens to me. 

“Yelena even wants you to be her godmother, Ms. Craven. 

Sorena chuckled loudly, shaking with amusement. “Oh, Mrs. Yard, I could never be Yelena’s godmother. That girl is destined for greatness!” 

The woman was July Yard, the mother of Yelena, who was in the same class as Rachel’s daughter. Livia 

“Ms. Craven,” July said with a sweet smile, “thank you for always looking out for Yelena. We have plenty of cards like this at home, so please, take it. It’s no trouble at all 

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“Ms. Craven… “At that moment, Rachel arrived, spotting July handing the bank card to Sorena. 

She had rushed so quickly that she had lost a shoe and was now standing barefoot in the hallway. 

Rachel paused, unsure whether to step forward or retreat, watching as Sorena accepted the card from July Noticing Rachel standing awkwardly, Sorena quickly hid the card in her hand. 

“Mrs. Graham, what took you so long to arrive? It’s a big offense to waste someone else’s time!” Sorena scolded sharply. 

Rachel forced a smile, apologizing, “I’m sorry, Ms. Craven…” 

It was only then that Sorena noticed Rachel’s bare foot and the fact that she was drenched from the rain. 

Her expression turned to one of surprise. “Mrs. Graham, did you just get back from fishing? How could you show up to school looking like this? One shoe, soaked clothes… Are you not embarrassed? You’re an adult: act like it! 

“Stay here and dry off first, then we’ll talk” 

Sorena gave Rachel a dismissive glance before turning back to July. “Not every parent can be as composed and refined as you, Mrs. Yard,” she said with a smirk. 

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Rachel quickly tried to explain, I’m sorry, Ms. Craven. I was so nervous when I heard your call, and this happened. Is there something wrong with Livia?” 

Sorena scoffed. “Just wait. Dry yourself off first, then we can have a chat. 

“You can wait outside until I’m ready. Don’t dirty up my office.” 

Turning to July, Sorena added, “Mrs. Yard, please go into my office and relax for a moment. I’ve prepared tea and snacks for you.” 

July looked Rachel up and down, sneering. “Oh, you’re Livia’s mom? No wonder Yelena dislikes Livia. With a parent like you, it’s no surprise your child is so troublesome! 

“Yelena is in the same class as Livia, and it’s truly embarrassing. If I had known, I would have kept her our of this class. With a family like yours, it’s no wonder our social status is being dragged down. If I told my friends about this, I’d be mortified! 

Rachel was left confused. “What’s your problem with my family? Maybe we’re not as wealthy as yours, but you don’t get to insult my child! What has she done to lower your standing?” 

July laughed mockingly. “I’ll insult your child however want! With a family like yours, your child won’t amount to anything good when she grows up.” 

Normally, Rachel wouldn’t engage in such arguments, but when it came to her daughter, she couldn’t hold 

back 

When she heard someone speaking so ill about her daughter, she became like a defensive hen, all riled up. 

Her eyes flared with anger as she pointed at July. “I warned you. Don’t speak about my Livia again. I won’t stand for it 

Startled by Rachel’s fierce glare, July took a step back. Fine, fine. I won’t argue with you. I don’t even want, to waste my time with people like you from the lower class!” 

Sorena shot Rachel a cold look, snapping. This is a school, a place of learning. Don’t make a scene here!” 

Sorena then turned to walk toward the office with July. 

July muttered under her breath, “My child can’t be in the same class as someone tied to criminals. It would ruin her reputation!” 

Sorena nodded vigorously, like an eager child. “Yes, yes, Mrs. Yard, you’re absolutely right! Don’t waste your They’ll do anything!” 

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Once they entered the office, Sorena resumed her sycophantic behavior. 

“Mrs. Yard, I apologize for the mess. It’s not as immaculate as your house.”