Dustin couldn't be bothered with a smug know-it-all like Vivian.

"What's the matter? Cat got your tongue now that you're feeling guilty? I knew it!"

Vivian sneered with disdain. "I've seen plenty of scammers like you in the martial arts world. You may be able to fool Sheila, but you won't fool me!"

"Vivian, Dustin isn't a scammer. I believe him!" Sheila spoke up for Dustin.

"Sheila, you're a good person, but you're just too naive and easily fooled. You should be especially careful with those with unclear backgrounds."

As Vivian spoke, she glanced at Dustin, clearly implying something.

To her, Dustin was no different than the pretty-faced boys who used to pursue Sheila. They tried their best to please her, aiming to climb up the social ladder and gain a foothold in upper society.

Fortunately, Vivian was sharp enough to see through all the tricks.

"Vivian, you got it all wrong. Dustin is a good man." Sheila's brow furrowed lightly.

It suddenly occurred to her that her friend