Chapter 1025 A Small Intolerance Leads to the

Chapter 1025: Chapter 1025: A Small Intolerance Leads to the Chaos of a Great Plan

Chapter 1025 -1025: A Small Intolerance Leads to the Chaos of a Great Plan

Madam Hughes banged the table hard. That little bitch, Xaviera Evans, had sent them to this godforsaken place with just a few words. No matter what, she was still their elder. Even if she had made mistakes, Xaviera, as a junior, should be forgiving and magnanimous.

At that moment, Nidya Hughes walked in. Zora Hughes hurriedly stood up and complained, “Aunt, you’re finally here. I haven’t been eating or sleeping well these days. When can we go back?”

Nidya was even angrier. She had let Xaviera Evans return to Lowen Clubhouse, and it wouldn’t be so easy to catch her again. She had been furious at home, but she hadn’t expected her father to send her to their old house in the suburbs to cool off for a while.

She replied with a gloomy face, “Zora, if we can’t bear a little humiliation now, we’ll ruin the bigger plan. Our present disgrace is only temporary. One day, we’ll make Xaviera Evans regret everything she’s done.”

Zora nodded, her eyes filled with resentment.

Suddenly, Nidya’s cell phone rang. After answering it, a woman’s voice came through, “Nidya, why haven’t you been out to socialize with your friends lately?”

The woman who called was a noblewoman from the upper class. Nidya only had a nodding acquaintance with her. They occasionally got together for afternoon coffee, but their meetings were actually for their own interests. They hadn’t seen each other in a long time, and now this woman suddenly called, surely for no good reason.

Nidya frowned and replied impatiently, “I’ve been busy lately and didn’t have the time.”

“I heard that you found your biological daughter, Xaviera Evans, right? How’s your relationship with her?”

As soon as the woman brought up Xaviera, Nidya’s brows furrowed. Before she could say anything, the woman taunted her, “Your daughter is really famous now. She’s done such things, I suggest you should break off your relationship with her soon, so you won’t be implicated.”

Although Nidya didn’t like Xaviera, she couldn’t deny that Xaviera was her daughter. Moreover, for the sake of Nina Hughes’ legacy and Caleb Mamet’s power, the Hughes family would definitely not break off their relationship with Xaviera.

Nidya’s face showed displeasure. What was wrong with this woman? She clearly knew that her relationship with Xaviera wasn’t good, yet she came to rub salt in the wound.

“Today, Libanan University held a calligraphy competition, and your daughter stole the work of calligraphy master, Mr. Lance Steel, to compete. It was discovered, and now half of Libanan knows about your daughter’s cheating. The Hughes family has lost face as well. Nidya Hughes, how could you give birth to such an immoral daughter?”

Cheating??

Nidya’s eyes widened. Xaviera Evans had cheated in Libanan University’s competition? Did she have no shame at all?

Listening to the woman’s ridicule, Nidya felt annoyed and hung up the phone without a word. She then opened the live broadcast room on Libanan University’s official website, only to see people discussing Xaviera’s cheating scandal as soon as she entered.

Nidya’s face turned red and then white, feeling the burning pain. At the same time, a thrill of excitement surged.

If Xaviera cheated, it would be an opportunity to threaten her into letting them go home and sign Nina’s will. Wouldn’t it be killing two birds with one stone?

After a moment of silence, Nidya hurriedly picked up her phone and called Cory Hughes.

…

At the Libanan University Art Hall.

Xaviera Evans was leaning back in her chair, resting with an unconcerned look on her face. On stage, Joan Lentz angrily said, “Miss Xaviera Evans, do you have anything to say about your cheating?”

Under everyone’s gaze, Xaviera slowly opened her eyes and looked coldly at Joan Lentz. “Mr. Lentz, are you sure I stole Mr. Steel’s work?” she asked indifferently.

Joan Lentz arrogantly raised his head, “If not you, then who?”

Xaviera slowly stood up and said, word by word, in front of everyone, “Everyone knows Mr. Steel’s capabilities. To say that my work is stolen from him is an insult to Mr. Steel, isn’t it?”

Lance Steel was momentarily choked up, not understanding Xaviera’s meaning. Then he heard her continue, “It’s true that I’m not very good at calligraphy. I only signed up because no one from Class 3 was participating. I thought I’d just go through the motions. So, the work I submitted was just at a beginner’s level. I despised it myself, but you insist on saying it’s Mr. Steel’s work.”

Joan Lentz suddenly froze, looking at Xaviera in disbelief.

Xaviera shook her head helplessly, “I don’t even think highly of this work, but Mr. Lentz insists it’s Mr. Lance Steel’s work. Aren’t you afraid that he’ll get angry when you insult him like this?”