When Friends Turn Foes

ourse, I wouldn't miss it," I replied with a hint of sarcasm, raising an eyebrow. "I hope it will be an enjoyable celebrat

"Yeah, I heard her boyfriend is a billionaire," I repeated, attempting to engage her in con

spond to my comment?" Olivia looked up, apologetic. "Sorry, Chloe. Ava's birth

ut five feet away from me. "Let me take a glance at the invitation,

ire," I remarked, my eyes widening in awe. "I mean, how else could a college girl possibly afford to pay for such an exqui

rculating that they met through a dating applicat

evident. "That's rare. She's extremely lucky to have found someon

tion, you mentioned that you hadn't settled your tuition fee yet." I felt a pang of hopelessness wash over me as I rep

hing will be alright, Chloe," she said reassuringly. "And if there's any way I can h

trying to shift the focus away from my troubles. As Olivia and I walked to class, we spotted

Are your eyes not working properly?" she snapped, her voice dripping with malice.

e took a step closer to me, her direct stare piercing. "Is that how poor people apologize?" she sneered, he

dy apologized, Ava. What else do you want if not an apology?" Olivia's eyes locked ont

sage that she was ready to face Ava's aggression head-on. Ava's expression turned even more belligerent as she snapped,

with the whole class turning to watch the drama unfold, mesmerized by the confrontation. Ava's prominent figure on campus, coupled with her significant influence and social standing, typically ren

e elite circles. Olivia's bold words had made me feel protected from Ava's threats, and as we walked to our

t if today isn't her lucky day? What would you have done?" Ava sneered, moving closer to us, her eyes blazing with hostility. "I would

le. It was a blatant attempt to goad Olivia into retaliating, but Olivia's restraint was admirable. I watched anxiously as Olivia's eyes flashed with

osphere. We all pretended as if nothing had happened, and Ava moved to her seat, a sl

quickly looked away, avoiding her piercing stare. I was scared of what might happen if our confrontation escalated further, and I decided it was best to steer clear of her hos