I delivered a backhand slap to Joseph’s cheek. “Get out of my sight, vermin!”
I hadn’t vented all my frustrations yet. Driven by rage, I kicked him over and over again. Joseph continued to beg as he did his best to dodge my blows. It was unbelievable how thick–skinned he was.
With one well–aimed kick to his abdomen, he was sent rolling down the stairs.
I stood over him, my eyes cold as glaciers. Fighting against the pain, Joseph staggered back up to his feet. I turned around and entered my house. I wasn’t worried about Frank amending my application form, as I had changed the password to my account a long time ago. No one else should be able to access it.
I wasn’t sure if Joseph had given up, but he didn’t bother me again after that day.
I waited for half a month, but I didn’t receive my acceptance letter. It was then that I realized someone had already taken my university spot.
It appeared that Madison had given up on Delasaint University and decided to attend Claire field University instead. Fury raged in my heart, but I forced myself to calm down.
I called the police and told them through broken sobs, “Someone took my university spot.”
The female officer who had helped me with my university application form ended up being responsible for my case. She asked, “Are you
certain?”
I nodded. “I didn’t receive my acceptance letter, but Madison already received hers. I scored 702 points while she only scored around 400.” It was obvious that something was amiss.
I followed the female officer and her colleague as they headed over to Frank’s home. Panic flashed across Frank’s face when he saw us.
I sobbed, “That’s him! He’s the one who took my spot and gave it to Madison!”
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“Lucy, what are you talking about?” Frank asked, pretending to be calm.
“I didn’t receive my acceptance letter,” I said, emphasizing each word as I glared at him.
Frank attempted to defend himself. “Could it be that you set your sights on a university beyond your reach? If so, you can’t blame me for taking your university spot.”
The female officer said, “I watched Lucy submit her university application form myself. Her results should have guaranteed her enrollment in Clairefield University.”
Frank’s expression twisted as he whipped his head around to look at me. I smirked at him, knowing exactly what he had planned.
