Chapter 812

Chapter 811:
Trinity’s revelation that Lilah was supposedly a monster with scars on her face made Wanda’s eyes gleam with excitement.
Ever since the day Wanda had spotted Lilah sitting in Cole’s car, uneasiness had crept into her thoughts. At first, it seemed like Lilah had simply entered the wrong vehicle, but Wanda couldn’t shake the feeling that it had been a move meant to draw Cole in.
Wanda had considered the possibility that Lilah wanted Cole for herself, and that idea left her feeling threatened. It was no secret that Lilah came from money. She could easily afford the same kind of luxury car Cole drove, clearly indicating her wealth. In contrast, Wanda was only the adopted daughter in the Campbell household, and her influence was limited. Going up against Lilah felt impossible.
However, if Trinity’s words turned out to be true, and Lilah really was scarred and unattractive, Wanda’s worries began to fade. No matter how much power Lilah might have, Cole would never fall for someone who looked like that. Find the newest release on ~net
With these thoughts in mind, Wanda quickly texted Trinity. “Are you really sure Lilah has scars and is unattractive?”
Trinity replied without hesitation. “Definitely! I would never have messed with the fountains if I wasn’t sure. Just sit back and watch what happens!” The reply satisfied Wanda, and her irritation finally began to fade.
Trinity’s plan for Lilah’s humiliation was exactly what Wanda wanted, so Wanda had no problem believing it.
Wanda responded, “Okay, I’ll stay here and watch. If everything goes well, I’ll treat you to something nice.”
A big grin spread across Trinity’s face. “Thank you, Wanda!”
Just then, the fountains beside the stage stopped spraying water, and the dancers appeared again.
The audience braced for disaster, but there was none. Every dancer stood tall and graceful, holding beautiful poses and wearing bright, cheerful smiles.
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This scene suggested that the waterworks had been part of the show all along, not a mistake.
The audience, initially stunned, exchanged confused glances before gradually filling with admiration. Even though the dancers’ dresses were soaked, they carried themselves with elegance. Their radiant smiles made them appear like magical creatures straight out of a storybook.
Elliana stood at the center as the lead dancer, effortlessly capturing everyone’s attention. Her hair, loosened by the water, now cascaded freely down her shoulders. With her veil gone, her flawless and stunning face was revealed to all.
Earlier, right after the fountains sprayed across the stage, panic had swept through the dancers, and several nearly ran off. In that critical moment, Elliana had called out to them, quickly devising a plan that heroically saved the day. Her quick thinking worked.
A hush fell over the stadium. Every gaze was fixed on Lilah.
Trinity and her group lowered their phones, staring in shock. Questions swirled in their minds. What was going on? Where was the scarred, unattractive girl they had expected? What about the embarrassment and defeat they had envisioned?
Trinity and her group faded into the background as excitement crackled through the crowd. Conversations began almost immediately.
“I can’t believe it. The Campus Beauty actually took off her veil. She’s absolutely gorgeous!”
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