BEST SERVED COLD: THE ULTIMATE REVENGE SYSTEM

I Knew You Were Trouble

Giselle was the first to wake up the next day after what her brother said. She was tired of going to her present school because they lack good teachers and the infrastructures weren't good enough.

‘Are you going to take me to Beverly hills?’ Giselle remembered the question she asked her brother.

‘Yes, I will.’ That answer from her brother echoed in her head again and again, triggering the level of her excitement.

Beverly Hills is the most prestigious school in the country. Only the rich attend the school. Giselle who had most times got up to dress up late was the first to finish dressing up for school.

Giselle walked out of her room elegantly and the first thing in her mind was to wake her brother in case he is still asleep. Giselle walked to the door and knocked on it.

Sabito who had been awake for a long period of time was on his bed with his lips curved with a smile as he was swept in the pool in imaginations. He couldn't also forget the priceless reaction of his parents when they entered the new house.

Sabito saw himself as a beacon of change. His thoughts were swiftly interrupted by the knock of his younger sister, Giselle.

“Who is there?” Sabito asked while he still laid on the bed.

“It's Giselle. I want to ask if you have finished dressing up.” Hearing that from his junior sister made him quickly get off his bed.

‘Shit! I should have dressed up by now.’ He mumbled aggressively. “I will be with you shortly. Hold on.” Sabito said aloud. And he quickly rushed into the bathroom.

He brushed his teeth and took his bath as fast as he could. When he was done, he came outside and he wore one of his clothings.

As soon as he was done, he stepped outside of his room.

Giselle was no longer in front of his door and so, he went directly to the dining room. Sabito spotted Giselle eating mashed potatoes and ramen.

His parents were also at the dining table and Sabito joined in.

“Sabito, your sister said you will change her school today. Do you intend to do it?” Damon asked, gazing at Sabito's face.

“Of course. It has been in my thoughts to do that for her.” Sabito replied eloquently as he munched the food.

Sabito's parents exhaled with slight excitement. “Thank you so much for taking good care of us, Sabito.”

Sabito half-smiled. “This family is my responsibility and you do not need to thank me for my kind gestures. You deserve it.”

There was silence in the dining room while everyone eatup the food on the table.

“Let us go, Giselle.” Sabito said, standing from the table and finally holding Giselle’s hand.

Both of them walked out of the house. Sabito opened his car for Giselle to step inside. As soon as Giselle stepped into it, he started the car engine.

“How are you feeling today?” Sabito asked his younger sister.

“I am very excited. My friends will no longer mock me for being poor.” She said with lots of cheerful refreshment in her voice.

“Do not worry, Giselle. I am going to take care of you.” Sabito assured her and Giselle blessed God for the kind of brother that was given to her.

After a twenty minute drive, Sabito finally arrived at Beverly Hills. He packed his car in the distance and he decided to walk into the school.

Sabito went into the principal's office.

“Good day, sir. I am here to enroll my sister.” He said, moving forward to take a seat before the principal.

Mr Stance, the principal, shot condescending glare at both Sabito and his younger sister. “Welcome to Beverly Hills and I would like to inform you that the school fees here are not for the poor masses. I don't want us to waste each other's time. Are you sure you can afford it?” He asked a direct question.

“Of course. If I can't, I won't be here.” Sabito replied with pride in his voice.

“Okay. Is your junior sister bright? And what is her name?” Stance asked.

“She is…” Sabito was about to reply to him when he interrupted him.

“I am sorry to interrupt you. I want your junior sister to reply to that question.” He said and it made Sabito go into silence.

“I am very bright in my studies and my name is Giselle.” She replied to him eloquently.

“Okay. Before Giselle can be enrolled into this school, she must pass our aptitude test with a grade of nothing less than eighty percent. She goes below eighty, I am sorry, she won't be able to get in.” Stance explained.

“My kid sister is bright and I am sure she will pass. When is the aptitude test?” Sabito asked outright.

“Right now. It's a written test.” Stance stood up and Giselle followed him to the test hall. Sabito stood at a distance to watch his kid sister write it.

Sabito was only disappointed at the double standards and preferential treatment given to the kids writing the test. The invigilator who should caution cheating was the one who distributed the paper to reveal the answers.

Giselle, Sabito's sister, was excluded.

‘What nonsense is this? I must report this to the principal.’ Sabito clenched his fist and gritted his teeth. His face frowned in anger and he went directly to the principal’s office.

“What the hell is that mess in the hall, principal? The students are basically cheating their way in and the invigilator is in support of them.” He complained.

Stance shot a deadly glare at him. “That is practically impossible. This school is known for its high standards. And there is no way anyone will cheat in the exam hall. So, stop spreading lies or rumours.” He spoke with an air of pride, flexing his muscles before Sabito.

That only got on Sabito's nerves. “What are you saying? This is no rumor or lies. I saw them practically cheating. You must do something about this!” Sabito spoke terrifyingly.

“Gosh! I hate the likes of you. You know what? Let's go together to see things for ourselves. If I get there and I don't see anyone cheating their way in, you and your kid sister will be banned from entering the four walls of this school, do you understand?” His voice was harsh.

But Sabito remained unfazed as both of them walked up to the exam hall.

{Ding!!!}

{All evidence about the malpractice is captured. I am sending the evidence to the owner of the school immediately.} The system spoke audibly into Sabito's hearings.

As soon as Sabito and the principal got to the hall, there was nothing of such. In fact, everyone was writing fairly.

“What are you saying, Mr Sabito. It is obvious there is no one involved in any malpractices.”

Sabito shot a deadly glare at him. “Order a search on each student!” He spoke with an imposing tone.

Angrily, a search was ordered and all the students were searched. For this period of search, the exam was paused.

After carefully searching everyone, not a single person was found cheating.

“Immediately you walked into the four walls of this school, I knew you were nothing but a troublemaker and I can't condone the likes of you in this school. Right now, I want you and your junior sister to get out of this place.” He spoke with alacrity. While the veins on his neck were visible.

Sabito arched his perfectly curved eyebrows. “Listen carefully everyone, I will not leave here unless justice is served!”