Chapter 159

Clarissa moved back clumsily, "It's Alarieka! It must be something wrong with their stuff, it must be her. Go find her, she did this to you, it’s definitely her!"

After hearing this, Alarieka curled her lips into a mocking smile. She opened her mouth again, her voice soft and low, "So, that girl was really sent by you?"

Clarissa cried and shouted, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I won’t do this again, just go find someone else..."

Plop-

The lights in the lounge were bright, and Clarissa saw the light coming from underneath the door, and her expression froze. Then she suddenly looked up.

Alarieka brushed the hair in front of her aside and tucked it behind her ear. Her delicate face looked even more stunning under the pale light. Her smile was gentle and lovely, her eyes were bright and clear, and her voice was light.

“Clarissa, surprised or not?”

Clarissa’s stunned face slowly turned red and purple, twisted up, her eyes filled with anger and shame, and she gritted her teeth: “Alarieka, it was actually you?!”

“It was Kieran who told me to come, how could it be you?!”

Alarieka chuckled, “Surprised, aren’t you?”

Alarieka looked down at Clarissa like she was trash, smiling at the corners of her mouth: “I should thank you for being such a coward. I didn’t even scare you much, and you already confessed.”

Clarissa’s expression kept changing. She kept remembering how pathetic she just looked in front of Alarieka, and that she even begged that bitch Alarieka to let her go.

It was just shameless!

Clarissa went crazy and lunged over, clawing wildly, her face almost twisted.

Alarieka saw the right moment and stepped aside, then stuck out a leg.

As expected, Clarissa went crazy and just wanted to hit her, not even noticing there was an extra leg under her feet.

Alarieka crossed her arms and casually watched Clarissa get tripped.

Clarissa threw herself forward and gave the ground a big hug.

“Ah!”

Alarieka chuckled, “You don’t have to be so enthusiastic, get up.”

Clarissa grabbed the carpet with both hands, gritted her teeth, and growled, “Alarieka! How dare you lie to me!”

The smile at the corner of Alarieka’s mouth slowly faded, her eyes looked deep and still, and her voice was calm.

“Clarissa, you were lying. You had someone pretend to have a stomachache to frame me and Jaylene’s stall, right?"

Clarissa got up and glared.

Alarieka took a recorder out of her pocket and hit play.

Her conversation with Clarissa came from the recorder.

Alarieka stared at Clarissa’s face. “You admitted it yourself; you’re not gonna forget what you just said, right?”

Clarissa finally gritted her teeth: “Alarieka, I won’t let you go, I definitely won’t let you go!”

The moment the words were out, Clarissa lunged over again, reaching out both hands, aiming for the recorder in Alarieka’s hand.

Clarissa lost her mind, and her moves were full of flaws.

As long as Alarieka just moved a little to the side, Clarissa couldn’t even touch her clothes.

The sound of Clarissa falling to the ground again was heard.

Alarieka looked indifferent and slowly put away the recorder in Clarissa’s wide-open eyes.

There was a hint of sarcasm in her eyes: “Clarissa, you’re just an idiot.”

Clarissa punched the ground with her fist: “Alarieka!”

Alarieka got the evidence, no more useless talk.

Almost everyone was gathered at the entrance of the banquet hall by now, so there wouldn’t be anyone at the entrance of the lounge anymore.

That is to say, she had enough time and space to climb out from the wall again.

Alarieka made up her mind right away, didn’t stay any longer, and walked away.

Clarissa was yelling behind her, “Alarieka! Damn you!”

Alarieka ignored it, walked to the door, and put her hand on the doorknob.

The next moment, just a second before Alarieka’s hand touched the doorknob, the door suddenly opened from the outside.

Alarieka suddenly stepped back, and the crack in the door got bigger.

She slightly widened her eyes.

Outside the door, she saw Kieran and Roschelle standing together, holding arms closely, and behind them were all the people who were supposed to be in the banquet hall right now.

Her brows moved a little.

Roschelle saw her, was stunned at first, then lowered her voice as if she was really thinking for her.

“Alarieka, I thought you left. Why are you still here?”

Roschelle’s voice was lowered, but the people behind her could hear her clearly, especially Wallace, who never let her join the parties.

Wallace frowned and stepped forward, saying in a low voice, “Alarieka, what are you doing here?”

“Yeah, how come she’s here? I remember Alarieka didn’t have an invitation, so how did she get in?”