Starting with A Divorce by Gloria Warren

Chapter 384 A Bucket of Water

Her already unstable emotions were even worse at this moment. The more she felt panicky, the more chaotic it was. She was in a total mess.

In the chaos, she heard the sound of water flowing.

“Ah!”

A violent chill fell from the top of her head. It was water. Coolness scattered through the ***. cloth.

The cold water instantly penetrated the ***cloth and hit her head. The water slid down her cheeks. Her clothes were also soaked.

She felt cold all over. Her whole body was soaked.

“Who is it? What do you want to do?” She questioned.

However, no one answered her. There was only the sound of footsteps. She couldn’t tell how many of them were there. In a panic, it seemed that those people didn’t want to let her go. They brought over another bucket of water and poured it on her head..

The terrifying footsteps slowly left. Serina made a lot of effort to lift the huge ***cloth.

She trembled and turned the handle of the cubicle. There was no one in the bathroom as if no one had ever appeared.

The bucket and basin were not left here. Only her wet clothes could prove what had just. happened.

When Serina walked out of the bathroom, her whole body was drenched. Her wet top clung tightly to her body, highlighting her developing body.

There was still a distance from the bathroom to the classroom. When she walked out of the bathroom, she met many people.

All the girls’ eyes were filled with contempt. And the boys’ eyes were filled with curiosity.

One of her classmates was the first to do something. She took her coat and put it on Serina. “What happened?”

“It might be that Serina felt it was too hot, so she took a shower in the bathroom. Right?”

Stella stood right there and looked at her mockingly. Some in the corridor couldn’t help but laugh.

Stella continued, “I’m curious if you used water or…” She stopped talking.

And one in Stella’s team finished her words. “It’s urine, right? That explains why I smelled a whiff of

urine!”

Serina ignored those people. She stared straight at Stella. Her ice-cold gaze fixed on Stella.

The sins brought by destiny could be forgiven. If someone looked for trouble, it could not be spared.

“Why are you looking at me?” Stella felt a sense of guilt. She averted Serina’s gaze.

“Nothing. I just feel there’s something around your neck,” Serina said indifferently.

Stella touched her neck, feeling a chill. “How dare you scare me!”

“Is that so? Didn’t you see it? It doesn’t matter. You’ll see it soon.” This was the first time Serina’s voice

was so cold.

Under the help of the light, the warm sun failed to protect Stella from Serina’s cold gaze. Stella was still a

little panicked.

Her pride was gone, and all that was left was coldness all over her body.

She dejectedly left.

Serina changed her clothes in her classmate’s dormitory. She originally wanted to go to Ainsley’s place,

but she didn’t go to work today. She intended to close the door, only to find that it was broken and

couldn’t be closed at all.

She took off her coat. When she was only in her underwear, a slight “squeak” sound made Serina like a

frightened rabbit.

“Who is it?” She broke out in a cold sweat.

Someone peeked out the door and stared at her strangely. Hearing Serina’s exclamation, that person left

in a hurry.

Serina did not go out. She immediately closed the door and locked it again. She also moved a chair

against the door. After making sure that there was no one in the room, she quickly changed her clothes.

But there was still a lingering fear in her heart. At this time, there should be no one in the Salter’s place.

She slowly opened the door and carefully checked it. There was no one.

She clearly heard the “squeak” sound and saw the terrifying eyes.

The long corridor was very quiet. She could only see some people in the corner.

It was lunch break. Everyone was having a rest. No one would wander around.

Serina had just changed her clothes and was about to return to the classroom to get her phone.

Before she could walk through the corridor, a person suddenly appeared.

Stella fiercely pushed Serina over. Serina’s back smashed against the wall. She let out a few muffled

groans in pain.

The long corridor was surrounded by weeds and trees. Outsiders couldn’t easily detect what was

happening inside. And people inside also couldn’t easily detect the outside environment.

Thus, no one noticed that while Stella was *****Serina, a thin and weak figure dashed down to

Serina’s classroom along the corridor.

“It’s really funny. It doesn’t feel good to get soaked like this, right?” Stella cursed. She wished she could

use all of her ****words to curse Serina.

More than a dozen girls were surrounding Serina. Their expressions showed that they were used to this.

One of them said to Stella indignantly, “Why are you still talking to her? Just beat her! Punches could make a person kneel.”

Two girls controlled Serina’s arms, preventing her from resisting.

“Aren’t you very ****? Hit me now! See, you’re in my hand now.” Stella pinched Serina’s chin, leaving red prints on Serina’s face.

“Stella, are you not afraid?” Serina’s chin was pinched. She couldn’t speak clearly.

“I’m afraid of nothing!” Stella flung Serina’s chin away, slapped her, and pressed her head against the wall.

More importantly, she had Irene’s promise.

Irene was the one who taught her what to do next. Irene said that once Stella succeeded, even the Gage Group would have some fears.

Serina’s vision blurred. She wanted to resist. Other girls immediately pressed down on Serina’s four limbs, allowing Stella to run amok.

“Believe it or not, I can beat you up every day.” Stella narrowed her eyes.

Serina coughed a few times. She narrowed her eyes and looked at the pavilion on the other side.

Two shadows were flashing.

“So, it’s you in the bathroom, right?” she suddenly looked at Stella.

“Bathroom? Oh, I remember now.” Stella seemed to be recalling something. After a while, she burst into laughter. “Yes, it’s me! What can you do? That water didn’t even wake you up. You are tenacious!”

“I don’t know who gave you the confidence to do all of this. Aren’t you afraid of revenge from the Gage Group?” Serina asked.

“Revenge?” Stella muttered, a trace of fear flashing through her eyes. However, she asked, “Do you have evidence?”

Stella’s tender voice still carried a childish tone, ear-piercing and loud.

Serina coughed twice again in a low voice. “Let me go before it’s too late!”

“If I let you go now, will the Gage Group let me go?” Stella mocked.

Serina pursed her lips. Of course not.

Stella took out a cigarette from her pocket. She didn’t light it but slid it across Serina’s face.