?Chapter 1133:


    Sariah sessfully secured admission to a university 1,200 miles from hometer that year. Upon seeing her eptance letter, her parents, Bobby and Fannie, reacted with intense displeasure.


    Bobby immediately said, “We’ll buy a house and move with you if you attend that university so far away!”


    However, Sariah did not share their sentiment. Her motivation for choosing a distant university was precisely to gain independence and distance from her family. She quietly resolved not to let them follow her.


    Thus, she nned to leave early for university registration, eager to start her new academic life.


    The evening before she was set to leave, Sariah invited Kalel over. “Kale, I’m heading off to university. Buy my past year’s notes and consider it a contribution to my living expenses,” she suggested.


    Kalel hesitated. “I usually deal in notes from high achievers like Aurora. Your average grades might not attract buyers. Are you sure they’re worth selling?”


    “So, are you buying them or not?” Sariah was not in the mood for his skepticism.


    “I’ll check if they’re any good.”


    Kalel showed up at her ce within thirty minutes. He sifted through her notes and spotted a set that Percy had paid a premium for some months back.


    “Where did thise from?” he inquired.


    “Percy gave it to me,” Sariah responded casually.


    Kalel sneered. “Been spending much time with Percy, have you?”


    Sariah paused before responding, “Percy has been really generous. He even bought me a high-endptop for university.”


    Kalel frowned. “Just because he gives you gifts? I was the one who provided you with the original notes.”


    “But this copy cost Percy a lot of money! He also got soaked delivering it and brought me snacks at school. Even a real brother might not treat me this well!”


    She reimed the copy from Kalel. “I must honor Percy’s generosity. I can’t sell this one.”


    Kalel held up the notes he had given her. “How about these then?”


    “These you can sell! Just pay me what you think they’re worth.” Though irritated, Kalel didn’t push further. He gathered a box of her belongings and generously handed her a check for $30,000.


    Leaving her house, Kalel was unaware that Sariah nned to use the money to leave sooner than announced.


    The next morning, Bobby and Fannie were frantic, unable to find Sariah.


    Meanwhile, Kalel was in a meeting with Katherine when she received a distressing call from Fannie.


    “Stop crying. Sariah’s grown up; she probably has her reasons,” Katherineforted her.


    Hearing Sariah’s name, Kalel paused his work to eavesdrop on the conversation, wondering what had happened to Sariah.


    “Alright, we’ll find her,” Katherine reassured after ending the call. She began searching her phone for contacts who might assist in locating Sariah.


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