My Identities Were Revealed After Marriage

Chapter 34

Stacey saw Levy's captivating smile and couldn't believe that someone so incredibly handsome

existed. His smile had the power to melt hearts, and it belonged to her enemy. She refused to accept

that reality.

Her father commented, "I saw her too. What is she doing here at the university? Did she decide to

continue her studies? How was she able to enroll despite our efforts to stop her? And why were

Andrew and his wife in a new car? Have they spent all the money they received from our family to buy

cars? Ha, ha, ha, I can't believe it." This is the property of Nô-velDrama.Org.

"This fool has used up all the money on cars. Well, it's good. I want to see what happens when they run

out of money," he said with satisfaction. "They may think Levy Anthony will come to their rescue, but

let's wait and see."

His wife, however, had a different train of thought. She couldn't believe that she failed to capture

Andrew Smith's attention with her beauty and family background, and now that good-for-nothing

Matilda had taken him away. On top of that, her enemy's daughter seemed to have found the best man

in City A. She saw it as winning without even having a chance to change the game.

Her anger consumed her to the point that she didn't notice her own agitation until she accidentally

broke the screen of the phone she was holding. When her husband and daughter asked her what was

wrong, she brushed it off, saying it was nothing. Deep down, however, she couldn't bear the thought of

Levy and Sandra living happily together. She wanted to make sure they had no peace, no matter what.

Stacey chimed in, assuring her mother not to worry. She vowed to ensure that Sandra regretted joining

the university and that her name would be tarnished throughout City A. "Just wait, Mum. Just wait. We'll

see if Levy Anthony still wants to be with her once her image is destroyed." They conveniently forgot

that they had once had a chance to marry Levy Anthony but gave it up due to their own greed. Now

that they saw the possibility of a different outcome, they desired it more than ever.

As they stepped out of the car and walked towards the university, an unexpected scene unfolded. For

the first time since she joined the university, all eyes were on Sandra and her family. People couldn't

help but comment on their beauty and attractiveness. They wondered who the girl was and which

faculty she belonged to. The attention also extended to the handsome man by her side and the elegant

elderly couple who seemed to be her parents. Envious whispers filled the air as students expressed

their desire to befriend her and have the campus Bella in their class.

Excited voices could be heard saying, "I feel like the campus Bella is about to change. Hurry up and

post her pictures on the school forum, let the entire university see how beautiful our new campus Bella

is."

Witnessing this, Stacey and her parents couldn't control their anger. They shouted at those speaking,

trying to tarnish Sandra's image. They claimed that she was nothing more than the abandoned

daughter of the Smith family and that she was no longer associated with them since her parents left.

They went on to discredit Sandra's husband, Levy Anthony, linking him to the alleged bankruptcy and

disappearance of the Anthony family from City A. They warned those who wished to befriend Sandra,

stating that their own image would be destroyed by association.

All eyes turned to Stacey as she put on her innocent act, claiming to be Sandra's cousin and sharing

family history. She accused Sandra's father of stealing their family's money and being expelled from the

Smith family. Stacey further portrayed Sandra as a deceitful person who had stolen from her and her

sister during her time spent in their home. The shocked students listened intently to Stacey's words,

unknowingly being influenced by her manipulative tactics.

Satisfied with her work, Stacey concluded, "I will take my leave now. I still have to report to the

principal, but don't be deceived too easily." With a triumphant smile, she left with her parents, believing

that she had successfully tarnished Sandra's reputation.