Mr. Sterling, Mrs. Sterling is Multifaceted!-Chapter 176: The Defiance Society Is Established

Chapter 176: Chapter 176: The Defiance Society Is Established

Selena Quinn’s smile froze on her face.

"Are you living in a dream?"

Caleb Crawford sneered as he spoke.

"Ronan Yates, go organize the materials for the deans. Once they return, the principal can..." Seraphina Redgrave stopped midway, looking at the principal, "Principal, is there anything else you require?"

The principal felt extremely uneasy seeing Seraphina Redgrave’s calm demeanor but nodded, "If they can return to the meeting room within five minutes, I’ll sign immediately."

That shouldn’t be possible... right?

"We can participate in all the competitions the Elite Society can, right?"

The principal coughed twice before speaking, "It still depends on your capability. For now, we’ll split the competition qualifications 50-50 between you and the Elite Society. If your performance is outstanding, we have no reason not to allocate resources to you."

As he spoke, the principal couldn’t help but glance at Caleb Crawford; he had been pushed to this point. If those people turned around and returned, he would truly have no way out.

Selena Quinn also couldn’t help but look at Caleb Crawford, her gaze filled with curiosity. 𝘧𝑟𝑒𝑒𝘸𝘦𝘣𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝓁.𝘤𝘰𝓂

Caleb Crawford nodded firmly, with a bit of pride in his eyes. He was Caleb Crawford; when has anything he wanted to accomplish ever gone wrong? No matter how impressive those students were, when it came to family, they wouldn’t dare gamble.

Caleb Crawford was confident. He turned towards the door and was shocked.

Beatrice Fawcett, red-eyed, but standing firmly, entered the conference room with six others behind her. They stood in front of the principal resolutely.

"We are members of The Defiance Society, standing and falling together with The Defiance Society."

They were resolutely determined.

Caleb Crawford’s face turned ashen. Unable to contain himself, he stood up, "Beatrice Fawcett, we’ve been classmates after all. How about I treat everyone to your mom’s stall tonight?"

Upon hearing this, Beatrice Fawcett coldly laughed while looking at him, her gaze full of hatred. She took a long time to speak, "Well, I must thank you for your insincerity, but unfortunately, my mom doesn’t need to run a stall anymore. She’s now The Defiance Society’s clerk."

Caleb Crawford was completely dumbfounded, stunned where he stood.

Selena Quinn was also dumbfounded, looking at Seraphina Redgrave with a confused look. Could it be that Seraphina had anticipated their move all along? Otherwise, how could she have broken their set-up so quickly!

"Principal, can you sign now?"

Seraphina Redgrave asked without expression from her seat, absentmindedly fiddling with her wireless earphones, her eyes staring directly at the principal.

"I..."

The principal didn’t know what to do, looking pleadingly toward Selena Quinn and Caleb Crawford, hoping they would say something.

However, Caleb Crawford and Selena Quinn seemed to have run out of tricks, sitting there utterly incredulous, unable to utter a single word.

Soon, the approval document was finally stamped with the school seal and signed by the principal himself.

Ronan Yates stood in place, watching the principal’s actions with bated breath.

Everyone watched the principal until all the blanks on the approval form were filled. Ronan Yates exhaled deeply, couldn’t help but shout, "Great! The Defiance Society is finally legitimized!"

Fantastic!

The seven members were also excited; they could finally showcase their abilities.

Except for the Elite Society, all the other club representatives present couldn’t help but applaud them in delight.

Seraphina Redgrave sat in her position, looking at the form in the principal’s hand, with an uncontrollable hint of a smile in her eyes.

It’s done.

At this moment, someone stood in front of her.

Seraphina Redgrave looked up to see Beatrice Fawcett standing before her, eyes still red, with the other six behind her, each seemingly having just cried.

"Seraphina."

Beatrice Fawcett called Seraphina Redgrave, completely convinced.

Just after leaving the meeting room, none of them were reconciled, and then they received a video from home.

Beatrice Fawcett’s mother said Seraphina Redgrave had already approached her and explained everything that happened at school.

Her mother then realized that her daughter preferred to sacrifice her promising future rather than let her be troubled. She counselled Beatrice for a long time, telling her to go and fight fearlessly, that they would shoulder everything together.

Of course, nothing would happen; Seraphina Redgrave was still backing them up.

For every person who lost their job because of this, Seraphina Redgrave arranged for employment for them, with not less but more benefits, all near the university.

No matter how formidable the Elite Society members were, they were just immature rich kids, not daring to risk lives. If they truly took lives, Seraphina Redgrave would repay with her life.

That was Seraphina Redgrave’s promise to each family.

She even signed contracts.

It was because of this that Seraphina Redgrave could reassure the parents, gaining their support to let their children follow her to strive and fight.

"Seraphina."

"Seraphina."

"Seraphina."

Everyone following Beatrice Fawcett called out to Seraphina Redgrave, no one daring to disobey her anymore.

Ronan Yates looked at the scene with tears almost coming out; he knew, Seraphina would definitely be acknowledged by everyone!

Seraphina Redgrave sat there expressionlessly, just glancing at them, then stood up with her earphones in hand, her tone very calm, "I said, if you can’t outperform the Elite Society, you have to leave the society yourself."

Beatrice Fawcett, standing at the front, showed her first smile since she met Seraphina, "Seraphina, I’ve never placed second in a non-brain-based competition my whole life."

"Hmm."

That’s the assurance Seraphina Redgrave wanted: "I’ll handle all your concerns; you just focus on completing each competition and reclaim what’s rightfully yours."

"Yes!"

"Seraphina, I definitely won’t let you down!"

Everyone began pledging their loyalty.

"Alright, go back to class."

Seraphina Redgrave instructed. She glanced at her earphones, feeling troubled, realizing she’d have to face that person’s anger again.

She had just ended the call from the meeting.

Seraphina Redgrave let out a sigh, turned around, only to see Selena Quinn standing not far away, silently gazing at her.

Seraphina Redgrave didn’t intend to interact with her, planning to leave.

Selena Quinn, holding her book, stood in front of her, "What isn’t yours will never be yours. Even if you got it, it would only hurt you deeply."

Upon hearing this, Seraphina Redgrave chuckled, curling her lips at Selena Quinn, "The Defiance Society, or Ethan Sterling?"

This was a secret Selena Quinn couldn’t mention; her face turned pale instantly.

Seraphina Redgrave did it on purpose, mocking her for not being able to have Ethan Sterling.

Ronan Yates stood beside them, sneering sarcastically.

Selena Quinn looked so upset as if she might faint any second.

Seraphina Redgrave feared she might drive her to death, so she turned and left, leaving peace in her wake.

On the street, cars passed by.

A top-tier sports car stopped at the traffic light, with Ethan Sterling sitting in the back seat, clad in a black shirt, holding a phone worth millions, the screen dark.

Since leaving the company, Young Master Sterling had been wearing earphones; no one knew what he was doing.