Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 1603

Later, someone handed Raeleight the agreement. She took a good look at it; it roughly meant that students could not terminate their enrollment before they've completed their studies. If they did, the school would not accept the student's reapplication if they decide to return.

Seeing the others signed, Raeleigh did too, and the agreement was collected back.

Raeleigh had to hand it to Jepherson for his finesse.

However, given his position, it was understandable that he had no choice but to be a step ahead of others.

Jepherson said a few more words before leaving.

Raeleigh left with most of the crowd, but she wasn't expecting Jepherson to be waiting for her at the school gates.

When Raeleigh got to him, there was another person with him in the car.

She only got in when she saw it was Lenold.

Lenold handed a document over to Raeleigh.

"Take a look at this."

Raeleigh took it and looked through the papers. It was a biography on Austin.

Austin Quirk. Male. 28 years old. Biracial. Born in a small mountain village. Because of his excellent academic performance since young and his intelligence, he was selected exceptionally as a member of the national basketball team during high school.

But some time later, Austin beat someone to death because of a girl.

And he was sentenced to prison for 17 years, but it wasn't long before he killed a few people in prison because he was trying to escape. After he was arrested, he became a serious offender and was locked up in the Green House.

He became a hired killer after going into prison. Austin would have to kill when he was paid.

The matter was only exposed after the prison warden was found dead some time ago. The higher authorities were worried that it would hurt both the Green House and the Ministry of Public Affairs, which would, in turn, cause public opinion. So they secretly had Austin killed.

Raeleigh's hand flinched, and the papers in her hand fell to the ground. She fixed her eyes ahead, looking soulless. Austin's face and his unforgettable jet-black eyes filled her mind.

Raeleigh was still absent-minded the entire car ride. When they reached the entrance of Waverly Village, Jepherson picked up the papers Raeleigh dropped on the ground and looked at them before turning to Lenold. "He's dead?"

Lenold said, "I got these reports from the people inside. It was not easy. He killed the warden and worked as a hired killer in prison. He had become a stain in the country, so everything about him is top secret."

Raeleigh slowly opened the door and got out of the car. Step by step, she walked into the village with a blank look on her face.

Inside the car, Jepherson stared at Lenold. "You're certain?"

"Yes." Lenold took the information. "I have to destroy the papers."

Jepherson looked outside and stared at Raeleigh's disappearing figure.

"Take me back. I have to catch a plane." Lenold needed to leave, so Jepherson told the driver to send Lenold to the airport.

Jepherson only left after Lenold entered the airport.

When Raeleigh reached home, she sat down on the chair by the front door, staring into space.

Xanthus followed behind Raeleigh after she entered the village. Seeing she sat down, he went up to her. Raeleigh looked up at Xanthus and said, "He's dead."

Xanthus hugged Raeleigh, standing at the door. "Some people are destined to be a passerby in your life; no need to be depressed over anyone. The living should live for the dead and not the other way around, or everything would be in vain."

Raeleigh didn't know how long it took for her to react. She stood up and went back to her room. She lay down and stared at the ceiling without saying anything.