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00:00Right before we submitted our college applications,
00:03the much envied rich heiress in our class
00:06suddenly announced that she could get every one of us
00:08into Princeton or Columbia.
00:12My parents donated several buildings to these schools,
00:14getting you all at nothing.
00:16Most of my classmates' exam scores
00:17fell far short of these two elite schools,
00:20yet everyone believed her.
00:22My classmates stopped submitting applications of their own,
00:25pinning all their hopes on her connections
00:26to secure them college admissions.
00:29In my last life,
00:30I saw through her promise as utterly unreliable.
00:33I immediately urged everyone not to give up
00:35on filing their own applications
00:37and to be sure to have a backup plan,
00:39and I even called each classmate's parents
00:41one by one to tell them.
00:43But this angered that rich girl.
00:45She mocked me for my poor background,
00:47said I didn't understand how upper-class society worked,
00:50and claimed I was the one ruining everyone's future.
00:53My boyfriend flew into a rage too,
00:55accusing me of being consumed by jealousy.
00:59You're just jealous that Celie's family is rich,
01:02that you can't stand all of us getting to study
01:03at Princeton and Columbia.
01:06So what if your grades are good?
01:08You could work yourself to the bone your whole life
01:10and never catch up to three generations of wealth
01:12her family has built.
01:13For the sake of three years of classmate friendship,
01:16I didn't argue with them,
01:17but as the deadline approached,
01:18I discovered they still hadn't submitted their applications.
01:21So I chose to report it to the police,
01:23exposing the fake identity the rich girl had forged.
01:26The rich girl was condemned by everyone,
01:28and in her despair,
01:29she threw herself into the river.
01:31My classmates all said she got what she deserved,
01:34and thanked me for saving their futures.
01:36But at the class farewell dinner,
01:38my boyfriend slipped poison into my drink.
01:40The whole class looked on coldly as I writhed in agony.
01:44At worst, we just lost our chance to go to college.
01:46But Cece lost her life!
01:50When I opened my eyes again,
01:52I had returned to the day the rich girl claimed
01:54she could pull strings for everyone.
01:57After the poison killed me in that private dining room,
02:00my boyfriend, Declan Boss, still wasn't done.
02:03He searched my body, found my phone,
02:05and called my parents.
02:07The moment they heard something had happened to me,
02:09they rushed to the restaurant without hesitation.
02:11When they saw me collapsed on the floor,
02:13blood seeping from my eyes, ears, nose, and mouth,
02:16they broke down.
02:17My mother could barely stand.
02:19My father's face went white
02:20as he reached for me with trembling hands.
02:22Declan and the others helped them into their seats.
02:25Mr. and Mrs. Kestra, please try to calm down.
02:27The ambulance is already on its way.
02:29Drink some water first.
02:30My parents had no reason to suspect them.
02:32They took the water and drank it.
02:34A few seconds later, pain tore through their chests.
02:38Then they both popped up blood.
02:40That was when those people finally stopped pretending.
02:44Your precious daughter was poisoned by us, too.
02:46She killed Cece, so she deserves to pay for it.
02:49You two can go with her.
02:51If you want someone to blame,
02:52blame Sabrina Kester for being so vicious
02:54that she dragged you into this.
02:57All three of us died right there.
02:59I found myself floating above the room,
03:01helpless, furious, and desperate
03:04to drag every one of them down with me.
03:06Then, in the next instant,
03:08a familiar voice rang in my ears.
03:10Wow, Cece, was that your family's driver
03:12who dropped you off again?
03:13That was a Rolls voice.
03:16I stood in the corner of the classroom staring at everything in disbelief.
03:19Only then did I realize I had been reborn.
03:22No, that was my dad.
03:23Celine Marwood said with a small smile.
03:25Not our driver.
03:27The classroom erupted.
03:28Oh my God, your dad is so good to you.
03:31He's that busy and still drives you to school himself?
03:34Celine smiled and accepted their envy without correcting a word,
03:37but I knew she was lying.
03:38Every single word, the pain from my last life was still burned into me.
03:42I looked at her, and all I felt was hatred.
03:44Maybe she sensed it because Celine suddenly turned toward me.
03:48Sabrina, your grades are amazing.
03:50You can probably get into a school like Princeton or Columbia without my help, right?
03:54I looked away and was about to answer when Declan cut in.
03:57Cece, don't waste your time on her.
04:02Look at her.
04:03Even if she gets in, she won't be able to afford it.
04:06She might as well go to some cheap community college.
04:09Exactly!
04:10She probably can't even cover tuition.
04:12Even if Celie is kind enough to help her get into an Ivy League school,
04:15she still won't have the money to live there.
04:17Cece can't support her forever.
04:19At that moment, everyone in class believed Celine completely.
04:22They were convinced she had the connections to get them into elite colleges.
04:25I had checked my results the night before.
04:27My grades, test scores, and application profile were strong enough
04:30that as long as I submitted everything properly,
04:33I had a real chance at the schools I wanted.
04:35When Celine heard them, her eyes lit up.
04:40Actually, my family donates to scholarship programs all the time.
04:43We help students from poor families.
04:46Sabrina, if you kneel and beg me right now,
04:48I might consider paying for your college.
04:50I clenched my fists and forced down the urge to slap her.
04:54No need.
04:55Anything that doesn't belong to you will come back to hurt you sooner or later
04:59if you keep pretending it does.
05:01Celine's expression stiffened.
05:02Then almost instantly, tears welled in her eyes.
05:05I was only trying to help you.
05:07If you got into a top college, your whole life could change.
05:11But if you don't appreciate it, fine.
05:14Seeing her cry, Declan immediately stepped forward and kicked me in the knee.
05:21Sabrina, don't be so ungrateful.
05:23Cece is willing to sponsor you.
05:26That's the luckiest thing that could ever happen to someone like you.
05:30Kneel down and thank her.
05:32Exactly.
05:33You're already poor.
05:35What's the point of acting proud?
05:37Pride won't pay your tuition.
05:39Pain shot through my leg, but I forced myself to stay upright.
05:42I only glared at him.
05:43Everyone was watching me, waiting to see me humiliated.
05:47No thanks.
05:49My family may not look rich to you, but we can still afford my education.
05:53And even if we couldn't, there are scholarships, grants, and student loans.
05:58There's always a way.
05:59Then I looked at the rest of them.
06:01As for you, your grades and applications aren't strong enough for those schools.
06:06And now you're counting on someone else's connections to save you.
06:09Be careful.
06:12A shortcut like that might cost you everything.
06:22I met Declan at school.
06:23Because I was one of the strongest students in our grade, I often helped him study.
06:27Over time, we grew close.
06:29We had once agreed that even if we could not get into the same college, we would at least
06:33try to attend schools in the same city.
06:35But after Celine transferred into our class senior year, everything changed.
06:39Her arrival was impossible to miss.
06:42From the first week, she made sure everyone knew she had money.
06:45Designer bags, limited edition sneakers, a new luxury watch almost every few days.
06:51She never said outright that she was the billionaire's daughter, but she hinted at it constantly.
06:54She said school was only a formality for her.
06:57Her future had already been arranged.
06:59Her family knew people on admissions boards.
07:01If she wanted something, all it took was one phone call.
07:03Not only that, she handed out expensive gifts to our classmates as if they meant nothing.
07:08After a while, most of the class started orbiting around her.
07:11Declan was one of them.
07:13Celine gave him the newest game console on the market.
07:15From then on, he spent every spare minute gaming.
07:18His grades slipped, his practice test scores dropped, and he stopped caring about his college applications.
07:24I saw it happening and worried about him.
07:26I told him to put the console away for now and focus on school.
07:29Once applications were submitted and exams were over, he could play as much as he wanted, but he would not
07:34listen.
07:35Instead, he snapped at me for interrupting his game.
07:37Do you know how much this costs?
07:38It's worth more than anything you own.
07:40Get lost!
07:48In my last life, I could not stand watching him ruin himself, so I went to a teacher.
07:52Looking back now, I really had been pathetic.
07:55Someone like him deserved the consequences he chose.
08:01Sabrina, you're killing me!
08:04Declan laughed as if he had just heard the funniest joke in the world.
08:08You really are naive.
08:09Do you have any idea how people at that level live?
08:12Getting us into schools like Princeton or Columbia would take one call from Celine's family.
08:16The other students laughed along with him.
08:18Exactly!
08:18Her family has been rich for three generations.
08:20That beats all your perfect grades and hard work.
08:23What's the point of being good at school?
08:25After graduation, you'll still end up working for people like her.
08:28People like you will never understand.
08:31The thing you spend your whole life fighting for might be something Celine can get with one sentence.
08:35I smiled.
08:36Some of what they said was not wrong, but only if Celine really was who she claimed to be.
08:40Then I hope you all get exactly what you're counting on.
08:43After that, I walked out of school without looking back.
08:46One block away, I got into a Rolls Royce parked by the curb.
08:49The car drove me all the way to a gated estate.
08:52When I got home, my parents were waiting for me.
08:55Sweetheart, I knew you could do it.
08:57My mother said, pulling me into a hug.
09:01Come see the gift I prepared for you.
09:03She placed a box in front of me.
09:05When she opened it, a diamond necklace lay inside, brilliant under the light.
09:09Then my father placed a set of documents beside it, his face full of pride.
09:14And this is for you too.
09:15It's an apartment near campus.
09:18Once you decide where you're going, you can live somewhere comfortable instead of squeezing into a dorm if you don't
09:22want to.
09:22Looking at my parents, alive and well, tears suddenly spilled from my eyes.
09:27Thank God.
09:29There was still time.
09:32When my parents saw me crying, they immediately asked what had happened.
09:37I glanced at the staff in the house and wiped my tears.
09:40Let's talk in the study.
09:42Once we were alone, I told them everything that had happened at school that day.
09:46When they heard Celia's name, my parents froze for a few seconds.
09:50Celia Marwid?
09:51Isn't Marwid the last name of one of our drivers?
09:54Among our household staff, only one person had that surname.
09:58My father's driver.
09:59That was right.
10:00Celia was not the billionaire's daughter at all.
10:02Her father was only one of my father's drivers.
10:05My father had several drivers, and Celia's father was the newest hire.
10:09He had never met me.
10:10Not long after he started working for us, he told my father that his daughter wanted to transfer schools.
10:14My father thought he seemed hardworking and reliable, so he helped arrange Celia's transfer into my school.
10:19None of us expected that act of kindness to turn into this.
10:22That bastard.
10:24My father's face darkened.
10:26I'll fire him right now!
10:28I quickly stopped him.
10:30Exposing them now would only put them on guard.
10:33Besides, pretending to be rich was far from the only thing they had done.
10:37They bullied my daughter.
10:39They're going to pay for it.
10:42I nodded and told them my plan.
10:44After I finished, my mother patted my shoulder.
10:47All right.
10:48Enough of them for tonight.
10:50Your materials are ready, aren't they?
10:51Make sure every application is submitted properly.
10:53And if you decide you don't want to stay here for college, that's fine too.
10:56I've already reached out to a few schools overseas.
10:59The latest admissions data and score ranges had come out the night before.
11:02Based on my grades, test scores, activities, and essays, my chances at the schools I wanted were strong.
11:08I had told my guidance counselor the good news right away.
11:11I had also asked indirectly about the rest of the class.
11:14For most of them, getting into schools like Princeton or Columbia would be almost impossible.
11:18But they still had time to apply to solid colleges if they were realistic.
11:21As for Declan and Celine, their grades and applications were weak.
11:25Community college was probably the most realistic option for both of them.
11:28I opened my laptop, checked every application, uploaded the final materials, and submitted everything before the deadline.
11:34Then I chatted with my parents for a while and went to sleep.
11:36Early the next morning, our guidance counselor posted a long reminder in the senior class group chat.
11:41She told everyone to double check their Common App accounts, submit their backup schools, and make sure they did not
11:46miss any deadlines.
11:47If they missed this round, they would either have to settle for schools with rolling admissions, go to community college,
11:51or wait another year to apply.
11:53No one replied in that group.
11:54But in another group chat, without teachers or counselors, they were all mocking her for being rigid and old-fashioned.
12:00They said they did not need backup schools. Celine would handle everything.
12:05A while later, Celine posted a photo from an overseas resort.
12:09I'm abroad right now. Don't worry everyone. I already talked to my dad. Just wait for your offers.
12:13The group chat exploded again. Everyone rushed to flatter her.
12:17I looked at the screen for a moment, then quietly left the chat.
12:20My applications were already submitted. My flight was booked. I was going overseas for a vacation.
12:30The application deadline arrived soon after.
12:32I was asleep in my hotel room when my mother called.
12:40Sweetheart, the deadline is tonight.
12:42Log in and check every application again.
12:45Don't let anything go wrong.
12:49I saw a story yesterday about a student whose college list was changed by a relative at the last minute.
13:00Just check yours one more time.
13:02I had never told anyone my username or password, so I thought it should be impossible for anyone to get
13:08into my account.
13:10Still, to be safe, I took out my laptop. But the moment I logged in, I froze.
13:17One of my top choice applications, the one I had already submitted, had somehow been withdrawn.
13:23In its place, someone had added a tiny for-profit college I had never even heard of.
13:29My heart nearly stopped.
13:31I silently thanked my mother over and over.
13:35I immediately restored the application, confirmed the submission status, and checked every document, every essay, and every school on my
13:42list.
13:43Then I called my parents.
13:44They were shocked too, but they quickly calmed down and told me to change my password, secure my email, and
13:51enable two-factor authentication on every account.
13:54A while later, my father sent me an IP address.
13:58The moment I saw it, I understood.
13:59It really was that bastard Declan.
14:02He had tried to drag me down with him.
14:05Most of my old passwords were connected to my birthday.
14:08He must have guessed one of them and used it to get into my application account.
14:16Even though I was overseas, I wanted to fly back immediately and tear him apart.
14:22I lost all interest in going anywhere that day.
14:25I stayed in the hotel and watched my application portals until the deadline passed, terrified that something else might go
14:31wrong.
14:32When the final deadline closed, I finally let out a breath.
14:36But before I could fully relax, my phone buzzed.
14:40Celine had sent me two photos.
14:42The first was a screenshot of the for-profit college that had been added to my list.
14:48You couldn't afford a school like Princeton or Columbia anyway.
14:53So I helped you choose somewhere more realistic.
14:57Low tuition?
14:59Perfect for a poor loser like you.
15:03The second was a photo of her and Declan kissing, their arms around each other.
15:09I should thank Declan.
15:11Without him, I never would have known your password.
15:18I looked at the messages once, then blocked her.
15:22My application had already been fixed.
15:25They would not be smug for much longer.
15:29Decisions from the top schools came out a few weeks later.
15:32The night before the official school announcement, my guidance counselor called and asked me to come in the next morning.
15:38She said the school wanted to congratulate me in person and take a few photos for its website.
15:43But when I arrived at school, I found that many of my classmates were there too.
15:48Declan saw me first and sneered.
15:51What are you doing here?
15:53Today is for people waiting on Ivy League decisions.
15:55Community college enrollment doesn't need a ceremony.
15:59The crowd burst into malicious laughter.
16:02Let her stay.
16:03At least she can see what an acceptance from a real school looks like.
16:07This is probably the closest she'll ever get.
16:10Their mockery did not affect me.
16:12The truth would come out soon enough.
16:18Just then, someone shouted.
16:20The counselor is here!
16:23Everyone turned toward the hallway.
16:25Our guidance counselor walked toward us with a folder in her arms.
16:30Her expression was tense.
16:33Declan was the first to rush forward.
16:36Where are the rest of the acceptance packets?
16:39Are there too many to carry? I can help.
16:42The counselor looked at all of them.
16:44Her face dark with anger.
16:47What is going on with you people?
16:49I checked with the admissions offices this morning.
16:52None of you were admitted.
16:55The hallway went silent.
16:57For a moment, the hallway was so quiet you could have heard a pin drop.
17:01Everyone froze.
17:02A few seconds later, someone finally spoke.
17:05That's impossible.
17:06Miss, did you make a mistake?
17:07Cece promised us.
17:08She said she would get all of us into schools like Princeton or Columbia.
17:11Exactly.
17:12You probably don't understand how powerful Cece's family is.
17:15Her dad is a billionaire.
17:17Our guidance counselor's face flushed with anger.
17:19I reminded you again and again to submit your own applications.
17:23I told you to add backup schools, check your portals, and meet every deadline.
17:27Did all of you ignore every word I said?
17:30By now, they had already graduated.
17:32Although they still called her Miss out of habit, none of them seem to respect her authority anymore.
17:37Miss, you're just a counselor.
17:39You don't understand how things work at that level.
17:41One phone call from Cece's dad can fix this.
17:44Maybe our offers just haven't appeared in the system yet.
17:47We can wait a little longer.
17:51Only people without connections have to apply like everyone else.
17:54We're different.
17:55Even now, they were still foolish enough to believe Celine.
17:58They did not notice that the smile on her face had already become strained.
18:01Wait for what?
18:02Only one person from this class was admitted to a school at that level.
18:06And that person is Sabrina.
18:08No one else.
18:10Most of you didn't submit complete applications anywhere.
18:13Some of you missed every major deadline.
18:16At this point, your choices are limited to rolling admissions, community college,
18:21or waiting until the next application cycle.
18:24I walked forward and took the folder she handed me.
18:28She patted my shoulder with visible relief.
18:31Congratulations, Sabrina.
18:32You earned this.
18:33Then she turned back to the others.
18:36Her expression cold.
18:38Short checks have consequences.
18:40I hope you remember that.
18:41Hearing this, Declan suddenly looked as if he had understood everything.
18:45I get it now, Miss.
18:46You're hiding our results on purpose to make Sabrina look good.
18:48What's wrong with using connections?
18:49If you had any, you wouldn't still be working as a school counselor.
18:52His words made the others relax a little.
18:55Because my grades had always been strong, the counselor had paid more attention to me in class.
19:00Now they began to convince themselves that this was a show the two of us had staged together.
19:05But a counselor was still a counselor.
19:07She had dealt with every kind of parent, student, and excuse.
19:11Fine.
19:12If you don't believe me, log into your portals.
19:15Call the admissions offices yourselves.
19:17What would I gain by lying to you?
19:22Declan looked completely confident.
19:23He took out his phone and called an admissions office.
19:26After giving them his information, the smile on his face froze.
19:30When the others saw his expression, they could not wait any longer.
19:33One after another, they took out their phones, logged into their accounts, and called the schools they thought they had
19:37been promised.
19:38As expected, the answer was the same.
19:40No application.
19:41No offer.
19:42No admission.
19:43A few of them broke down crying on the spot.
19:45What are we supposed to do now?
19:46I don't have any college.
19:47What can anyone do with only a high school diploma?
19:51More of them thought of the person who had started all of this.
19:54Celine.
19:56If they had not listened to her, they would never have missed their deadlines.
20:00Celine!
20:01What is going on?
20:02Didn't you say everything was arranged?
20:03Exactly!
20:04What are we supposed to do now?
20:06Faced with their questions, Celine looked wounded and confused.
20:09I don't know either.
20:10I already talked to my dad.
20:13There shouldn't have been any problem.
20:15The next second, she turned the blame on me.
20:17Sabrina!
20:17Why did you submit your own applications without telling the rest of us?
20:21You're so selfish!
20:25I was stunned by her logic.
20:27She had been the one who confidently promised to handle everything.
20:31Now that it had fallen apart, she immediately tried to make it my fault.
20:35I'm sorry everyone.
20:36Celine said, tears spilling down her cheeks.
20:39I didn't get an offer either.
20:40It's all my fault.
20:42Declan immediately stepped in front of her.
20:45Cece didn't get in either.
20:47You can't blame her for this.
20:49If Sabrina had told us in the group chat when she submitted her applications,
20:54we wouldn't be stuck like this now!
20:58At that moment, I was the only one in the class holding an offer from a top school.
21:04Of course they would aim their anger at me, not at Celine, who also had nothing.
21:11Declan, are you insane?
21:13What does this have to do with me?
21:14I told all of you not to trust shortcuts.
21:17None of you listened.
21:18You chose to believe Celine.
21:21You chose not to apply.
21:23Now that you have no college to go to, who else can you blame?
21:26To them, my words sounded like provocation.
21:30Furious, they finally lost control.
21:32Someone shoved me.
21:33Then another person grabbed my shoulder.
21:35Within seconds, they rushed forward and started hitting me.
21:38I fell to the floor and covered my head tightly with both hands.
21:42Our guidance counselor tried to help me, but the crowd pushed her away.
21:47Stop! Let go of her right now!
21:50I'm calling security and the police!
21:52Seeing that they had completely lost their minds, she rushed toward the office for help.
21:58This is all your fault.
22:00Give me back my future!
22:02Why do you get to go to college when the rest of us don't?
22:05Go to hell!
22:06Soon, the counselor returned with the principal and several security guards.
22:11They forced their way through the crowd and surrounded me.
22:14Stop it!
22:16Have you all lost your minds?
22:18This is assault!
22:19She brought it on herself!
22:21With the counselor's help, I struggled to my feet, holding my aching head.
22:25Then I looked at Selene, who stood not far away.
22:28Didn't you promise everyone your dad could handle it?
22:31Now none of them has anywhere to go.
22:33Hurry up and call your billionaire father.
22:36Ask him what happened.
22:39I gave a faint smile.
22:40Or better yet, ask him to donate a few more buildings.
22:44Then maybe he can get all of them in after all.
22:49I was surrounded by security guards.
22:51So even if those people wanted to hit me again, they could not get near me.
22:55Besides, they had already vented most of their anger.
22:58Right now, the only thing they cared about was getting into college.
23:01Yeah, Cece, call your dad. You have to give us an explanation.
23:04Exactly!
23:05If my mom finds out I missed every deadline, she'll kill me!
23:09Cold sweat broke out across Selene's forehead.
23:13My dad is very busy. He probably doesn't have time to come here.
23:16Call him and ask.
23:17How would you know if you don't even try?
23:19With everyone staring at her, Selene took out her phone and slowly dialed.
23:23Hi, Dad. You're busy?
23:24Okay, I understand.
23:25Then she tapped the screen a few times and looked up.
23:28You heard that, right?
23:29My dad doesn't have time.
23:30He's in the middle of a major deal worth hundreds of millions.
23:33If people like you delay him, can you afford the loss?
23:36When my classmates heard that, they were frightened by the thought of offending someone that powerful.
23:40For a moment, no one dared to speak.
23:42I let out a cold laugh.
23:44Then I strawed forward, snatched the phone from her hand, and lit up the screen.
23:48Who are you trying to fool?
23:49The call never even connected.
23:50I tossed the phone to the other students.
23:53After they saw the call rod clearly, the way they looked at Selene changed.
23:57The hope in their eyes turned into resentment.
23:59Oh, maybe something's wrong with my phone.
24:01Selene still tried to save herself.
24:03I'll call again! I'll call again!
24:08I shoved her aside and turned to our guidance counselor.
24:10Miss, you have her parents' number, right?
24:12Please call him.
24:13The counselor was already sick of Selene's lies.
24:15Without hesitation, she made the call.
24:17This time, the person on the other end picked up almost immediately.
24:19When he heard something had happened to Selene, he agreed to come to the school at once.
24:23Soon, a Rolls Royce stopped at the school gate.
24:27The moment everyone saw it, they gasped.
24:30Oh my god! Her dad really came!
24:34Then we still have a chance.
24:35If he's here, he can definitely fix this!
24:38Selene was the first to rush over.
24:40She said a few words to the man who got out of the car,
24:43then the two of them walked toward us together.
24:45I had to admit, clothes really did make a difference.
24:48Mr. Marwood was wearing a tailored suit and driving my father's Rolls Royce.
24:51For anyone who did not know the truth, he looked convincing enough.
24:54Selene seemed confident again.
24:56Don't worry. My dad will handle this.
24:58He'll make sure you all have somewhere to go.
25:00Mr. Marwood nodded solemnly.
25:03I had dinner with senior people from several top universities just a few days ago.
25:07Admissions problems can always be discussed.
25:09Give me some time and I'll make a few calls.
25:12Hearing that, I could not hold it in anymore.
25:16I burst out laughing.
25:17Everyone immediately turned to look at me.
25:22Declan's face darkened.
25:24What's so funny, you fake little saint?
25:26So what if your grades are good?
25:29With the right connections, we can still get into schools at that level.
25:33Do none of you ever check the news?
25:35What makes you so sure he's the billionaire?
25:37Mr. Marwood's expression shifted for a split second.
25:40Then he forced himself to stay calm.
25:42Little girl, don't be too arrogant.
25:45Elite schools aren't as untouchable as you think.
25:47My company is full of graduates from places like that and they still work for me.
25:51Selene quickly changed in.
25:53Sabrina, what exactly are you trying to say?
25:55You saw the car outside, didn't you?
25:57It's a limited edition.
25:58You couldn't earn enough to buy it in your entire life.
26:01One student pulled out his phone and searched the license plate.
26:04The number was easy to find because of its repeating digits.
26:07It really is the billionaire's car!
26:08The plate matches!
26:09Sabrina, stop embarrassing yourself!
26:11Now they were fully convinced that Mr. Marwood was the man Selene claimed he was.
26:14They crowded around him, all talking at once, begging him to fix their college situation.
26:18Mr. Marwood raised a hand as if he were used to being treated like someone important.
26:22Don't worry, I'll make the necessary calls.
26:24I can't promise Princeton or Columbia for everyone, but I'll make sure none of you are left with nothing.
26:29At that moment, Declan looked at Selene and Mr. Marwood with gratitude in his eyes.
26:33Even then, he did not forget to turn on me.
26:35Sir, this is all Sabrina's fault!
26:37If she hadn't secretly submitted her own applications and kept quiet about it, none of us would be in this
26:41position.
26:44He glared at me.
26:47Someone this selfish doesn't deserve to go to a school like that at all.
26:50Selene clung to Mr. Marwood's arm and said sweetly,
26:53Yeah, Dad, I don't want to go to the same college as a broke loser like her.
26:57Please say something to admissions for me.
26:59Mr. Marwood patted her head.
27:01That won't be difficult.
27:02The two of them were clearly enjoying it.
27:04They loved being admired, obeyed, worshipped.
27:06Even though they could not actually do anything, they still wrapped their lies in enough confidence to fool everyone.
27:11Selene looked at me with a smug smile.
27:14So what if you have an offer?
27:15Getting rid of you would be easy.
27:17If you kneel and apologize to me now, maybe I'll let you keep your little college dream.
27:22I watched her quietly.
27:24Then, from behind me, a familiar voice rang out.
27:27Who wants my daughter to kneel?
27:28A dozen bodyguards in black walked in and lined up in front of the crowd.
27:31My father stepped in behind them.
27:33The moment Mr. Marwood saw him, his face changed.
27:36He went pale.
27:37Declan sneered when he saw the bodyguards.
27:40Sabrina, are you insane?
27:42Did you hire a bunch of actors?
27:44The real billionaire would never make an entrance like this.
27:46What is this, a teen drama?
27:48Then he looked past my father toward the parking lot.
27:51And your dad came in that beat it Volkswagen?
27:53What is he trying to prove?
27:55Does he even know what a Rolls Royce costs?
27:57That car outside could buy hundreds of junk cars like his.
28:02Once Declan started, the others joined in.
28:05Sir, if you're going to pretend to be rich, at least rent a better car.
28:09So embarrassing.
28:10Sabrina, what's the point of dragging your dad into this?
28:13Hurry up and apologize to Cece before things get worse.
28:16My father ignored their jeeks.
28:18He looked only at Mr. Marwood.
28:19You know very well why I drove that car here today, Mr. Marwood.
28:22By then, Mr. Marwood was shaking.
28:24He turned around stiffly, not daring to lift his head.
28:27Mr. Kestle, this is a misunderstanding.
28:30It's all a misunderstanding.
28:32Celine's eyes widened.
28:33She tugged at his sleeve.
28:35Dad, what are you talking about?
28:38Shut up.
28:39Why should I shut up?
28:41Who is Mr. Kestler?
28:43Sabrina is just a poor loser.
28:45You must have mistaken him for someone else.
28:48The next second, Mr. Marwood slapped Celine across the face.
28:51Her head jerked to the side.
28:53Hurry up and apologize to Mr. Kestler and Miss Kestlem.
28:56Celine covered her face and stared at me in a daze.
28:59Miss... Miss Kestrel?
29:01I gave a cold laugh.
29:03You fooled everyone else so thoroughly that you almost started believing it yourself.
29:08Everyone froze.
29:09None of them could process what had just happened.
29:11One moment, Mr. Marwood had been the billionaire they were counting on.
29:15The next, he was bowing his head in front of my father like an employee who knew he was finished.
29:21Cece, what's going on?
29:23Isn't your dad the billionaire?
29:25The billionaire?
29:26I had no idea my driver had been promoted behind my back.
29:32One sentence was enough to expose everything.
29:35Mr. Marwood's face turned ashen.
29:38I'm sorry, Mr. Kestle.
29:40I lost my judgment for a moment and offended Miss Kester.
29:43I'm truly sorry.
29:45Celine finally understood.
29:46All year long, she had been showing off in front of me.
29:49And all year long, I had known exactly what she was.
29:51Nothing but a liar wearing someone else's life.
29:53The realization hit her so hard that she almost broke down.
29:58No. Impossible.
30:00My dad is the billionaire. My dad is!
30:03The others finally realized they had been played for fools.
30:06There had never been any powerful father.
30:07There had never been any secret admissions deal.
30:10There had never been one phone call that could save them.
30:12They had missed their deadlines.
30:14And now they had no one to blame but themselves.
30:16Celine, you lied to me.
30:17Declan glared at her with raw hatred.
30:19His jaw was clenched so hard that the muscles stood out in his face.
30:22Celine also completely exploded.
30:24You were the stupid ones!
30:26I said a few things and you actually believed me?
30:28Helping you would have been a favor.
30:30Not helping you is my right.
30:32You got exactly what you deserved.
30:34The moment she said that, the students lost control.
30:36Furious, they rushed at her.
30:38This time, no one protected her.
30:40Celine screamed as they shoved her to the ground and started hitting her.
30:43My father looked at Mr. Marwood coldly.
30:45You're fired.
30:46I can't very well let a billionaire keep working as my driver.
30:50Mr. Marwood's face went deathly pale.
30:52He kept apologizing but it was useless.
30:55A driver who stole his employer's identity,
30:57used his employer's car without permission,
30:59and helped his daughter deceive an entire school,
31:01would never be trusted by anyone again.
31:05Dad! Save me!
31:08Celine cried from the floor.
31:09Help me!
31:10But Mr. Marwood did not even look at her.
31:13This is all your fault.
31:15You insisted I come here and play along with your lies.
31:18Now look what happened!
31:20I lost my job because of you!
31:21Then he turned and left without another word.
31:24Enough!
31:25In the end, it was the guidance counselor who forced everyone to calm down.
31:29Beating her won't fix your applications.
31:31Do you want to lose your college options and end up with assault charges too?
31:34Only then did the students finally stop.
31:37Their arrogance was gone.
31:38One by one, they sank to the floor and started crying.
31:42Celine lay there for a while, bruised and trembling.
31:45After the counselor stepped away, she finally lifted her head.
31:49I have a way.
31:52Don't tell me your billionaire dad is coming back.
31:54One of the students let out a bitter laugh.
31:56Are you still dreaming?
31:58Celine gritted her teeth.
32:00Did you forget? I don't have an offer either!
32:03If all of us go together, maybe the admissions office will make an exception.
32:08What way?
32:09This time, the students were finally willing to listen.
32:12My father and I had just gotten into the car when the secretary in the front passenger seat turned around,
32:17phone in hand.
32:18Sir, something's happening.
32:21My father took the phone.
32:22After one glance, he handed it to me.
32:25On the screen was a live stream.
32:27Inside the classroom, my classmates had set the curtains on fire and were threatening to burn the room down with
32:32themselves inside.
32:33We just want another chance, we want to go to college, please!
32:36If I can't go to college, I might as well die!
32:39Please, give us another chance, we know we were wrong!
32:44The situation spread online almost instantly.
32:47Within minutes, thousands of viewers had flooded into the stream.
32:50The comments pieced the story together quickly.
32:52Most people were still clear-headed.
32:54How could anyone miss every major application deadline and then blame other people?
32:58If they had not cared about their own futures, who else was supposed to care for them?
33:02But then they said something that made my blood run cold.
33:04We only did this because we believed Sabrina, the billionaire's daughter in our class.
33:09She said her dad had connections and could get us into schools like Princeton or Columbia.
33:14That's why we didn't apply anywhere else!
33:17The viewers were stunned.
33:18No one had expected a story like that behind the fire.
33:21I was stunned too.
33:23I had not expected them to be shameless enough to push Cillian's lies onto my family.
33:27Through the live stream, I could see the smoke thickening in the classroom.
33:31Several students were covering their mouths and coughing.
33:34It was summer break, so there were not many people on campus.
33:38The security guard on duty had already called the fire department and the police.
33:42Oh my god, this is disgusting!
33:44If rich people can buy spots like that, how is it fair to everyone else?
33:47So these kids lost their futures because some billionaire's daughter played with them?
33:50Someone needs to investigate that family.
33:53The internet moved terrifyingly fast.
33:55Soon, someone dug up my name and personal information.
33:58The insults in the comments came pouring in.
34:01I looked at the screen, but I was not in a hurry.
34:04I only sighed.
34:06Looks like I have to go back.
34:11I got out of the car and returned to the classroom building.
34:15Outside the room, our guidance counselor and the principal had been blocked by the smoke and could not get in.
34:20They could only stand there in panic while trying to keep everyone else away.
34:23I saw the fire extinguisher and emergency hose in the corner and immediately walked over.
34:28Honestly, part of me wished they would burn in the mess they had made.
34:31But before that happened, they had to clear my name.
34:34The counselor had been too frightened to think clearly.
34:37When she saw what I was doing, she immediately came over to help.
34:40The fire was mostly for show.
34:43They had set it to threaten the school and the admissions office, not because they truly wanted to die.
34:48So it had not spreaded far yet.
34:51Because the live stream had blown up online, the police arrived quickly.
34:54So did several officials from the district and representatives from the admissions support office
34:59that had been handling late cycle college questions for graduating seniors.
35:03Students, come out first. Your safety matters more than anything.
35:08We can talk once you're outside.
35:10The people inside thought their threat had worked.
35:13Instead of leaving, they started making demands.
35:15We just want to go to college.
35:17Any college is fine. I just want to study.
35:19You said we could talk.
35:21Then promise us another chance first.
35:23This is our future. You can't just ignore us.
35:25The official tried to calm them down.
35:27We can discuss your options, but you need to come out now.
35:31Don't do anything reckless.
35:32This was their last hope, so they refused to leave.
35:35The fire station was some distance from the school, and it would take time for the firefighters to arrive.
35:42Fortunately, the police were already there.
35:45The fire was small enough that they soon put it out with extinguishers and the emergency hose.
35:50The students were brought out one by one. None of them were badly injured.
35:54They cried miserably and clung to the officials, begging for another chance.
35:59You wanted to use connections before.
36:01Now you're trying to threaten people into giving you special treatment?
36:05Do you not hear how ridiculous that sounds?
36:08I appeared on the livestream.
36:09Selene was the first to turn around and accuse me.
36:12We only believed you!
36:14I almost applauded her shamelessness.
36:17But before I could speak, a police officer stepped forward from behind me.
36:21He took out a pair of handcuffs and locked them around Selene's wrists.
36:25We received a report that you stole property worth several million dollars.
36:29You need to come with us.
36:32Everyone froze.
36:34Selene's face went white.
36:37You're lying!
36:38I didn't steal anything!
36:40I didn't!
36:42I stepped forward and pulled the necklace from her neck.
36:45It was mine.
36:46The same diamond necklace from my closet.
36:49At first, I had not cared that Selene was using my identity to impress people.
36:52Her lies were disgusting, but they had not harmed me directly.
36:56But then I saw her wearing the diamond earrings my mother had given me.
36:59That was when I started to suspect she had been stealing from my room.
37:03Back then, there had been no cameras in my bedroom.
37:06After wearing the earrings, she had secretly put them back, so I had no proof.
37:10This time was different.
37:12The stolen necklace was still around her neck.
37:15She had been caught with it in front of everyone.
37:19There was no way for her to talk her way out of it.
37:24At the same time, my father's company released an official statement.
37:28It would have been too easy for people online to dismiss my explanation as rich girl damage control,
37:33so I let my father handle it directly.
37:35The statement laid everything out clearly.
37:37Mr. Marwood had been one of our drivers.
37:39Selene was his daughter.
37:40They had used my family's car, my family's name, and my belongings to deceive the school and my classmates.
37:45The statement included photos, security footage, employment records, and videos of Selene wearing my jewelry.
37:51The evidence was clear enough that anyone could understand what had really happened.
37:55On top of that, Selene had now been arrested.
37:58Even if some people refused to believe my family, they would believe the police.
38:04Selene was taken to the patrol car in handcuffs.
38:09Now that the danger had passed, the admissions official no longer had to keep comforting the others.
38:14There will be no special exception.
38:17College admissions cannot be reopened for a small group of students because they chose not to apply.
38:22That would be unfair to everyone who followed the rules.
38:25Her voice softened flutely, but her words did not.
38:29You still have options.
38:31Community college, rolling admissions, a gap year, applying again next cycle.
38:37But no one can erase the consequences of the choices you made.
38:42Hearing that, the students sank into despair.
38:46The bright future they had imagined was gone.
38:49What waited for them now was either starting over, or accepting far less than they had once expected.
38:57With everything settled, I looked down at the offer letter in my hand and finally felt a real sense of
39:02relief.
39:03I had survived. This time I had protected my parents. This time I had kept what belonged to me.
39:10But some people were determined to ruin even that moment.
39:13Just as I was about to leave, several classmates blocked my car.
39:16Sabrina, we're sorry. We were fooled by Selene. That's why we treated you like that.
39:21Yeah, we didn't know she was lying. Please don't hold it against us.
39:25Then Declan pushed through the crowd and rushed toward me.
39:28Babe, can you forgive me?
39:31Selene seduced me. That's why I fell for her tricks.
39:35I was confused.
39:37I looked at him and almost laughed.
39:39You brought this on yourselves. You can't blame anyone else.
39:43Their faces stiffened.
39:45You all helped beat me earlier.
39:47The fact that I'm not pressing charges already counts as mercy.
39:53Stay away from me.
39:55Don't show your faces in front of me again.
39:57Declan tried to grab my hand.
39:59I stepped back before he could touch me.
40:01His mask finally slipped.
40:03Babe, please. Can you talk to someone for me?
40:05Your family knows people, right?
40:07Just help me get into one decent school.
40:10My grades were only a little short.
40:12If they don't take me, that's their loss.
40:17I laughed out loud.
40:27A little short?
40:29Declan, you weren't close.
40:31You were nowhere near close.
40:33Stop dreaming.
40:36His face twisted.
40:38The moment you chose Selene's side, you chose your ending too.
40:43But Declan seemed unable to hear me.
40:45No, no, it's not over. You can't-
40:48He kept muttering to himself, as if repeating the same words could change reality.
40:53I was too tired to waste another second on him.
40:56I turned to get into the car.
40:58Just then, Declan shouted.
41:01I looked back and saw him pull out a knife from somewhere.
41:05If I can't go, neither can you. Die!
41:07He lunged at me.
41:10But before he could get close, one of my bodyguard kicked him to the ground.
41:15The knife skidded across the pavement.
41:18No, no, no.
41:20Declan curled up in pain, his face twisted with shock and disbelief.
41:26I looked down at him calmly.
41:28I had expected him to do something desperate, so I had hired bodyguards in advance.
41:34Retired special forces.
41:35Fast, quiet, and very good at their jobs.
41:39Perfect.
41:40Now, he could go keep Selene company in jail.
41:43After seeing what happened to Declan, the others no longer dared to come near me.
41:47They were afraid I would retaliate.
41:49Later, I heard that some of them took a gap year and applied again.
41:53But their confidence had been destroyed.
41:56Most of them never got into the schools they had once bragged about.
41:59Others went straight into work or ended up at schools they used to look down on.
42:03But none of that had anything to do with me anymore.
42:06On my new campus, I made new friends.
42:10I had a new life.
42:12And this time, it would only get better from here.
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