Chapter 1609

Chapter 1609

The professors below the stage nodded in satisfaction when they saw how quickly and smoothly she adjusted back

to her normal standard.

This was something they would expect from a top achiever. Even if she made a mistake, she quickly adjusted

herself back to normal. Julianna, hiding in the dark, did not expect Daisie to continue dancing despite her pain.

‘How did she do that? Does she not feel any pain at all?’

That being said, she was certain that Daisie’s marks would be deducted this time. After the music ended, a round of

applause erupted from the stage below, and Daisie fell down. The professors stood up and asked, “What

happened?” A student who was close to the stage saw what happened and shouted, “Miss, there’s blood on her

shoe!”

The professor rushed to the stage and took off her shoes to inspect them. Suddenly, she found something and

pulled out a tiny nail from the tip of each shoe.

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The nail was drenched in blood.

Daisie took a sharp breath, but she did not get defeated. Instead, she smiled at the professor and said, “Miss, I’m

sorry. I’ve tried my best.”

The professor rose to her feet and said, “Bring Daisie to the infirmary!”

When Colton learned that Daisie was rushed to the infirmary during her performance, he went straight to the

infirmary.

When he saw both her toes wrapped in gauze, his face sank. “What the hell happened?”

The students who sent her to the infirmary told Colton everything, and he was so furious that his entire body was

shaking.

Daisie lifted her head and said, “Colton, I’m fine.” Colton said through his gritted teeth, “Shut up.” He turned his

head around to ask that female student. “Did you guys find out who put the nails in her shoes?”

She shook her head, but she thought of something and said, “Oh yeah, before I came here, I heard someone say

that they saw Julianna going backstage. She isn’t from the Drama, Theater, and Film department, so I don’t know

who she came to see.”

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“Julianna…’

Daisie soon learned who the culprit that had put the nails in her shoes was.



Colton let out a cold smirk, “Julianna, huh?”



Just when he turned around and was about to leave the infirmary, Nollace arrived with Julianna. He grabbed her

arm and pushed her into the room. “I’ve brought her here.”

Julianna lost her balance and fell to the floor. Then, she looked at them fearfully and asked, “W – What do you

want?”

Colton approached her and asked, “You’re the one who put nails in my sister’s shoes?”

“Yes, it’s me. I… I just wanted to teach her a lesson. Besides, I just wanted her to fail in her performance. I wasn’t

going to kill her or whatsoever. She framed Lisa and refused to apologize, so she deserves this!”

Julianna did not deny what she had done. Since she had the guts to do it, she had the guts to admit it.

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Colton grabbed her by her collar and snarled, “You weren’t going to kill her? You still want to kill her!?”

Julianna’s face turned pale. “I… I’m not as evil as she is!”

“Did Lisa tell you to do this?”

Julianna’s eyes went red around the rims as she shouted, “No! I did this myself! I just wanted to help Lisa get her

revenge. I didn’t do anything wrong!” She refused to submit to force and was loyal to her friend. Besides, Daisie felt

it was truly adınirable that she had the courage to take responsibility for what she had done.

11 was just that she had befriended the wrong person.

Daisie looked at her sympathetically. After a short while of silence, she said, “Julianna, I’ll pielend this never

happened.”

julialia Was stunned

Colton rtleased her and took a deep breath He stood with his arms on his waist as he looked at Dalsi “Dalsie, are

you crazy?”

“Let’s move on from this, Colton. She was just saing up for her friend, and I think it’s a hobi t ag to do I veryone will

have a time when they don’t know what is right or what is Wirty At botix as slar dursa’t go too far, I eat to giveli

beske, the professor agreed that! could telakk the tana”