Summary of Chapter 567 – A pivotal chapter in Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy by E. L. Clarke
The chapter Chapter 567 is one of the most intense moments in Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy, written by E. L. Clarke. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
“I bet that’s why he never appears in public. That face is a lethal weapon!”
“Hehe, I heard a rumor that he and Mr. Tate are… close. Any guesses who’s on top?”
“Nonsense, Mr. Schwartz has a fiancée!”
“A fiancée?”
This piece of news sent the students into an even more frenzied discussion.
“He has a fiancée and that Yolanda from the other class still had the nerve to throw herself at him? So shameless!”
“Someone in the communications program said Mr. Schwartz smiled at her. You don’t think he’s planning on making her his mistress, do you?”
“Please, rich guys have standards too! Yolanda? What does she have to offer?”
“If I were Mr. Schwartz…” a boy mumbled, his gaze finally landing on Juniper, his expression turning shy, “I’d definitely choose the goddess.”
Their goddess was beautiful and brilliant… and come to think of it, the two of them looked pretty good together.
“Pfft!” his friend beside him retorted mercilessly. “Go find a mirror. Who are you to be so picky?”
Juniper frowned slightly, unable to understand the appeal. This old man was that popular?
“Eclara University is my alma mater, and I have always held a deep affection for it. I hope to see it continue to flourish. Thank you.”
After a few brief remarks, Shanley sat back down.
Next, the host took the stage, beaming. “And now, please welcome this year’s top scholar, Juniper Payne, to deliver the freshman representative’s address.”
As soon as the host finished speaking, a startlingly loud round of applause erupted from the guest section.
The faculty members turned in unison to see that the one clapping so enthusiastically was none other than Shanley himself. Startled, they quickly joined in, ensuring their applause was no less vigorous than the tycoon’s.

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