Billionaire's Regret Finding Her (Caitlin and Sebastian) novel Chapter 131

“I don’t remember,” Laura chuckled awkwardly.

“Since you don’t remember, let me help you recall,” Caitlin said calmly as she took out a form. “Professor Walker helped me cegantne a funderar Phoebe kept the records. Everything is here.”

“There were 21 classmates who donated to me, but Laura, your name isn’t on the list!” Caitlin confinued, her voice steady

She clearly remembered how, at her lowest point, Laura had publicly humiliated her over the money she had borrowed. Laura had pretended to lend Caitlin money, only to later accuse her of stealing it. That betrayal had left a scar in Caitlin’s heart, one she would never forget.

Caitlin had never forgotten those who had helped her when she was in need, and likewise, she would always remember those who had kicked her when she was down.

As their eyes locked, Laura seemed to recall the past, but she quickly averted her gaze, uncomfortable.

“Today, I want to take the opportunity of this reunion to properly thank the 21 classmates who helped me by donating back then, Caitlin announced es she stood up, bowing politely. “Thank you all!”

“No need to thank us, who hasn’t had a hard time?” some classmates replied, brushing it off.

“But when you donated, some gave $100, some gave $200. I’m deeply grateful. Today, I’ll repay you all a hundredfold, a thousandfold, Caitlin continued

She took out a stack of pre–written checks and handed them to Wendy. “Wendy, please distribute these according to the names.”

Wendy was stunned as she took the checks from Caitlin

hundredfold, and now she was actually doing it!

She could hardly believe her eyes. Caitlin had just said that she would repay them a

For example, those who had donated $100 would now receive $1 million, and those who had donated $200 would get $2 million!

Wendy’s jaw nearly dropped. She couldn’t help but wonder, **Caitlin, where did all this money come from?**

She shook herself out of her stupor and began calling out the names. “Usher, here’s yours.”

Usher, a man in the room, gasped as he took the check. “What? One million?!”

Soon, other names were read out, and the room was filled with gasps of shock and excitement.

“I’ve got a million too! Oh my God!” someone shouted.

“I’ve got two million! What in the world!” another exclaimed.

As Caitlin handed out the checks, everyone was filled with excitement, especially those whose lives were not going well–this was like a lifeline thrown to them. Even Phoebe received a check for a million.

But there were some classmates who hadn’t contributed to the fundraiser. They looked on, feeling a bitter jealousy. The ones who had donated money felt incredibly lucky, but the others, who hadn’t chipped in, were practically fuming with envy. It felt worse than biting into a hundred sour lemons.

Jasmine and Joanna watched as Caitlin casually handed out checks worth millions, and they couldn’t hide their disdain. **Where did all this money come from? Was it clean?** they wondered. **It must be from some old man backing her.**

But the most uncomfortable person in the room was Laura. She felt her face burn with shame. Not only had she used to donate, but she had also humiliated Caitlin over borrowing money. Now, as she reflected on it, she could barely contain her regret.

Caitlin’s voice broke through her thoughts. Laura, it’s been over five years now. Don’t you think it’s time to publicly clear up what happened back then? Don’t you think you owe me an apology?”

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Everyone turned their attention to Lauta, and she was overwhelmed will embarrassment

“Laura, didn’t you accuse Caitlin of stealing your money back then? We all believed you. Was that pist a lie totheone asked

“Yeah, even if you didn’t want to lend her money, you didn’t have to go as far as to accuse her of theft, did you?” another added,

“That’s right! This almost led to Caitlin being punished by the administration!” someone else chimed in.

Caitlin had always been someone who repaid kindness with kindness, and vengeance with vengeance. She wasn’t going to let this stain on her life unaddressed.

After a long pause, Laura finally stood up and began to cry. “I’m sorry, Caitlin… I was the one who lied about lending you money and then accused you of stealing. I was just jealous of you. I was envious of your background and your grades. I was too narrow–minded, and I regret it so much. Please, don’t report me to the police. I was wrong, and I’m sorry!”

Laura’s apology was heartfelt, and the room fell silent as everyone processed her words. At that moment, Caitlin had won her battle. The truth had

“I accept your apology,” Caitlin said calmly, “But just so you know, I will be posting a video of your apology on the NYU forum. The consequences of that, you’ll have to deal with yourself.”

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