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Chapter 32: Jackson’s in Trouble!
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“Where’s Jackson?” Suzie Q asked, eyes scanning the group, not minding if Claire was hurt or her phone was even smashed.

“He’s not here,” James said calmly.

Suzie Q bit her lip. Her gaze dropped to the ground. Her entourage murmured among themselves, clearly confused.

Tyler and the others watched as Suzie Q stood before Jackson’s friends wondering what her next reaction will be. Seeing how she had pushed Claire out of the way, they were almost certain that she’d do far worse to Jackson’s friends.

But then, the unimaginable happened when they saw Suzie Q slowly dropping to her knees.

Gasps erupted from the crowd.

Even Claire, still smarting from her earlier embarrassment, blinked in disbelief. Emily silently ended the livestream, realizing this moment didn’t need to go public—not yet. Even she understood the gravity of what they were witnessing.

Suzie Q took a deep breath. “I want to apologize,” she said, her voice softer than anyone had ever heard it. “For how I treated all of you. E
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