Limited Time Marriage: Nice to Meet You Mr. Foster-Chapter 20: When the Sun Rises in the West

Just as South Grant stopped and looked at them, Felicity Grant also saw South Grant.

At last night’s banquet, South Grant hurriedly left, and Felicity Grant had a lot of things she wanted to ask her, but when she returned, she found that South Grant had already gone to rest.

The relationship with the Foster Family was something the entire Grant Family was clueless about.

Miles Grant hadn’t been kind to the siblings before, and now, because of the Foster Family, he couldn’t help but feel a bit regretful.

So he instructed Felicity Grant to start improving her relationship with the siblings from now on.

Early in the morning, Felicity Grant saw Fiona and warmly pulled her along to school.

On the way, Felicity Grant subtly asked Fiona about things related to the Foster Family, but Fiona wasn’t naive and didn’t mention anything she wasn’t sure about.

She pretended to know nothing, pushing everything onto South Grant.

At this moment, Felicity Grant saw South Grant, her eyes lit up, and she released Fiona’s arm, approaching South Grant.

"South, why did you leave so quickly last night?"

South Grant raised an eyebrow as he looked at Felicity Grant’s expression.

"Bro?" South Grant glanced at her, then lifted his head to look west and then east, finally fixing his gaze on Felicity Grant. "The sun didn’t rise from the west today."

South Grant was mocking Felicity Grant’s unusual behavior, and upon hearing it, her face flushed red.

After speaking, South Grant had no time to stick around and chat idly with her.

Watching South Grant ride away on his bike, Felicity Grant stomped her foot in frustration.

Fiona came over and looked at the departing figure of South Grant, her gaze complex.

"Yasi, don’t be angry. Maybe he has some misunderstandings about you," Fiona comforted Felicity Grant.

Felicity Grant was so angry with the two that she was grinding her teeth, but she had to hold it in.

Meanwhile, South Grant, after cycling to the back gate of the school,

This school counts as a noble school in Aethelgard, with students arriving and departing in private cars.

Including South Grant, who used to have a private car, but it seemed he had committed some mistake in the past – an incident from over a decade ago that she couldn’t quite recall. All she remembered was that afterwards, his pocket money and driving privileges were cut off.

Later, she would commute to school by car, afraid others would look down on it, so she locked her bike at the back gate of the school.

Now, South Grant wasn’t concerned about being looked down upon; he just found it convenient to park the bike there, where it wouldn’t get stolen.

After parking the bike, South Grant picked up his backpack, ready to head into the school.

Just as she turned around, she saw five or six girls standing in front of her, blocking her way.

Are they... here for her autograph?

Then, South Grant noticed the wooden sticks in their hands.

They... probably want to use the sticks for her autograph!

At this point, South Grant seriously wondered if, in a past life, she had incited romantic debts at school under the guise of a boy?

"South Grant, how dare you have designs on Chester Lynch? Today, we’re going to show you the might of our sisterhood gang!" the leading girl said.

Hearing her words, South Grant realized.

No wonder the girl looked familiar; wasn’t this the girl who was persistently pursuing Chester Lynch in her past life, some girl named Ning.

Basically, it was a case of romantic debts, but it was Chester Lynch who had caused them.

Seeing them approach, South Grant’s expression darkened, her eyes dark as an abyss.

South Grant coldly said, "Don’t push me to the edge!"

After speaking, it seemed like the girls didn’t hear her at all, raising their sticks and swinging them at South Grant.

South Grant turned and ran.

"Push me to the edge, and none of you will catch up to me!"

ps:

DanDan: Look at your cowardice.