[78] The handsome reward
Author: De_law17
last update2025-08-23 21:59:31

After the incident, Jace returned to the dormitory to take a bath. The video of him beating up Ethan circulated within minutes, and he got numerous backlashes and hate from senior students. Not to mention the few that threatened to kill him if they ever crossed Path.

Jace didn’t care about any of them, even those who supported him and tried to explain that Ethan started the fight; he didn't care. All that mattered to him right now was the upcoming date with Becky.

While eating at the table in the dorm room, the system's screen popped up unexpectedly.

[ System Notification !]

[ You have yet to spin the money wheel. Do you wish to spin the money wheel now? ]

"Money wheel?" Jace raised a brow. He was too distracted by all that was going on to recall anything like that.

"What is that?" He wondered.

To answer his question, those screens vanished and reappeared almost immediately, but this time with an image of a wheel divided into six sections.

Each one of those sections had something wr
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