Chapter 309: Not So Easy to Bully

“Madelyn, please, I beg you to forgive me!” Regina bowed deeply.

Madelyn was dumbfounded. At that moment, classes ended, and a large crowd gathered at the campus entrance. Seeing the scene, many pointed and whispered about Madelyn. Regina had chosen this time specifically, knowing a crowd would form, allowing her to leverage their presence to pressure Madelyn. However, she underestimated Madelyn.

Madelyn sneered. “Must you embarrass yourself like this? All right, Regina. You’ve brought this upon yourself.” She raised her voice, no longer bothering with politeness. “Does everyone see this? This woman kneeling before me has been pleading for forgiveness. However, I will never forgive her, let alone pity her! She is not my biological mother but a homewrecker who drove my real mother away and is now trying to seize our family’s wealth! The harm she’s done to me and our family business has been immense! My father, seeing her true colors, decided to divorce her. Yet, she can’t accept it, begging me and even daring to call herself my mother. It’s disgusting! I ask you all, if you were in my shoes, would you forgive someone who destroyed your family?”

Those criticizing Madelyn were speechless. After a while, someone exclaimed, “No way! I will never forgive a homewrecker!” Others agreed, “I won’t either! This type of woman is despicable!” “Madelyn, don’t forgive her. Make her leave you alone!” Madelyn’s classmates unanimously defended her, fiercely scolding Regina.

Regina, unprepared for this, stood up angrily, her unpleasant nature revealed. “Madelyn, mark my words, I won’t let this matter rest!” She stumbled away, her classmates applauding.

Madelyn breathed a sigh of relief. She led Josiah and the others to the combat training center, where they were well-acquainted. The receptionist greeted them; they changed into their training outfits and proceeded to the training room.

Maxton was surprised to see Madelyn. He expressed concern.

“Who said I came here for training?” Madelyn grinned. “Can’t I be here to watch?”

“All right then,” Maxton replied resignedly.

Madelyn toured the training room and spotted Lindsay, who was intensely training others, occasionally criticizing them sharply, leaving the trainees displeased. Madelyn scoffed. Turning to Josiah and Jillian, she said, “That’s Lindsay. You two start training; I’ll watch.”

They nodded and began training separately. Maxton approached Madelyn, offering her water. “Warm yourself first. If you really want to train, use only your legs, not your hands.”

Madelyn obediently nodded. “I understand.”

Lindsay witnessed this and scowled. Madelyn noticed, sneered inwardly, and leaned closer to Maxton. Lindsay rolled her eyes, fury burning within her.

After the evening training session, Madelyn’s group left the center but waited in the garage to ambush Lindsay. She arrived soon after, and Madelyn’s group surrounded her.

“Good evening, Coach York,” Madelyn greeted with a smile.

Lindsay, sensing foreboding, frowned. “What are you all doing?”

Madelyn scoffed, glancing at Josiah and Tristan. Understanding her intent, they swiftly grabbed Lindsay’s arms.

“What do you want?” Lindsay was enraged.

Madelyn smirked, slapping Lindsay. “To teach you a lesson, of course!” A sharp sound echoed as a handprint appeared on Lindsay’s face. Lindsay, shocked, struggled to break free but couldn’t overcome the young men’s strength.

“Madelyn, you’ve got some nerve!” Lindsay roared.

Madelyn sneered, delivering another slap. “Really? I’d say the same about you! I don’t recall crossing you, yet you had your students gang up on me. Isn’t it only fair that I hit you back?”

“You b*tch!” Lindsay shrieked.

Madelyn, equally angry, retorted, “You’re the b*tch! Get your facts straight! You had people bully me first! You haven’t apologized and dare to insult me? I’m not as weak as you think!” Madelyn’s rage surged, and she repeatedly slapped Lindsay.

“I’m warning you, Lindsay. This time, it’s a lesson. But if you dare pull any more underhanded tricks, I won’t let you off so easily!” Madelyn kicked Lindsay. “Let’s go!”

Madelyn’s group left in high spirits, leaving Lindsay fuming. Once outside, Madelyn shook her numb hand.

Jillian, worried, asked, “Madelyn, do you think we’ll get in trouble for bullying her?”

Tristan chuckled. “Don’t worry, nothing will go wrong. She has a guilty conscience. We merely taught her a small lesson. It’s not a big deal.”