CEO's Revengeful Queen novel Chapter 39

Annetta snorted as she watched them leave.

She looked at the empty dormitory room and rolled up her sleeves, saying, "Time to get to work!"

Elizabeth, Lulu, and Nana returned from lunch one hour later. They noticed a bunch of girls gathered outside their room, as well as a pile of items stacked up at their door.

Lulu and Nana's sharp eyes spotted their first luxury bags amongst the pile. They rushed over to pick up their bags in distress and screamed, "My god! Who dumped all our things here?!"

When Elizabeth arrived, she discovered that her stuff had been cleared out as well.

Lulu's friend, the girl from the next room, called out, "Hey! It's all that ugly girl's doing! We saw her single-handedly throw out all your things!" 

"Yes! We all saw it!"

When the three of them looked up, they noticed that the door to Room 402 was wide open. As if nothing had happened, Annetta reclined against the chair in front of the door. She was holding a bottle of mineral water and drinking it whilst looking at the commotion outside. She appeared at ease, as if she were carrying a bottle of 1982 Lafite wine rather than a two-dollar bottle of mineral water.

Lulu and Nana burst out angrily. They pointed at Annetta and said, "You b*tch! You did all this!"

Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of the Rivera family, was considerably calmer and polished than the other two girls. Despite having the finest bed, she did not stay in the dormitory and had just left a few of her belongings there for show.

Although she had expected Annetta's reaction, she was still a little surprised.

According to Carla, Annetta's personality had transformed since the car accident and had become very strange. 

Based on today's incident, it seemed to have changed for the better. 

Annetta looked indifferent to Lulu and Nana's wrath. Leaning on the chair, she glanced at the LV bags in their hands. She knew that Elizabeth had given them these bags in order to win their hearts.

Annetta lazily raised her eyelids, got up, and walked to them.