Chapter 34

The cheating incident at Cavenridge had come to light, and Hera had just come out of the dean's office when a black Audi stopped in front of her. Bernard's unparalleled profile was revealed when the car window was rolled down. Hera checked the date on her phone—it was Wednesday. She had promised to treat his illness on the weekend, so she asked absentmindedly, "Why are you here? Didn't we agree on a weekend?" Seeing her cold expression, Bernard thought she was upset about her grades and said, "Get in. I'll take you to eat something delicious." Hera felt puzzled but didn't refuse. She walked to the back seat and was about to open the car door when Bernard said, "Sit in the front." She wasn't convinced and tried the door handle, only to find it locked. Finally, she resigned herself to sitting in the front. Bernard took her to a high-end restaurant. There was only one long table in the middle of the spacious restaurant. There was piano music, flowers, and wine. It was a candlelig