The Billionaire CEO Wants to Marry Me Every Day-Chapter 463: Unspeakable Fury

Crestfall University is the top-ranked school in the country, and only here can he find students capable of passing the interview.

This is also why he requested the principal to set up a pre-course class for him.

If the principal were to dismiss him, he might not even receive his graduation certificate!

Even though he acted superior at the school, he actually couldn’t leave Crestfall University at all.

It’s not that this place needs him; it’s that he simply cannot leave Crestfall University.

Mio Osborne gritted his teeth forcefully, his face dark as he said, "I know, I will apologize to Summer Monroe."

Isn’t it just an apology? It’s just saying a few words, anyway, he was kept in the dark by Rachel Ross, the students would understand him.

As Mio Osborne spoke, he raised his eyes to look at Summer Monroe with displeasure.

He guessed that Summer Monroe must be extremely pleased right now.

However, when Mio Osborne turned to look over, Summer Monroe indeed didn’t look his way at all, and walked straight out through the back door alongside Damian Knight.

This feeling of being completely ignored made Mio Osborne feel as if his heart were burning, as though it was about to explode.

At this, Principal Payne, seeing Mio Osborne agree, no longer bothered with him and hurriedly left the classroom to find Damian Knight.

Meanwhile, the academic director stayed behind to instruct the students not to spread the matter.

Mio Osborne stood anxiously and complexly by the door, with only Summer Monroe’s disdainful expression in his mind.

He felt an indescribable anger, but he couldn’t find the source, so he attributed all the emotion to the fact that he didn’t manage to drive Summer Monroe away this time.

Next time, if there’s another opportunity like this, he must drive her away!

A student who so blatantly ignores the teacher doesn’t deserve to stay in his class.

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Outside the classroom.

Damian Knight leaned slightly against the corridor railing, one leg stretched back against the wall, his eyes dazzling like stars, tenderly and deeply gazing at Summer Monroe.

Summer Monroe had a bunch of questions she wanted to ask Damian Knight, but when she met his gaze, she suddenly couldn’t utter a single word, as if her throat was blocked.

Just then, Principal Payne hurriedly approached, his face full of apology, bowed sincerely toward Summer Monroe, and said, "I’m really sorry, Summer Monroe. To have let you suffer such great injustice is all my fault for not investigating the matter thoroughly in advance!"

Summer Monroe quickly helped up the principal and said, "It’s nothing, Principal. I understand that it concerns the school’s reputation."

Principal Payne’s face flushed with embarrassment. He’d rather Summer Monroe blame him and scold him.

Principal Payne said with shame, "Rest assured, I’ve already spoken with Professor Osborne; at tomorrow’s freshman party, he’ll apologize to you in front of all the students."

Summer Monroe nodded, indicating she understood.

The trap this time was for Rachel Ross; it had nothing to do with Mio Osborne, but since Mio Osborne was so aggressive and gave her no face in the class, there was no need for her to stop the principal.

Principal Payne considered for a moment and then said to Damian Knight, "Young Master Knight, I’m entirely at fault for this incident. About that experiment building you mentioned before, I am too embarrassed to ask for it now, but I will ensure that Summer Monroe will graduate smoothly, and such a situation will never arise again."

Damian Knight used a glance to stop the principal from saying more, but Summer Monroe had already heard it.

She looked at Damian Knight in confusion.

What experiment building?

But she quickly realized that her ability to study at Crestfall University was due to the experiment building the principal mentioned.

It seemed that Damian Knight had promised the principal an experiment building, but he had never mentioned this to her.

Summer Monroe only felt as if a gentle breeze brushed past her heart, stirring a faint phosphorescence in her heart.