Chapter 758 Believe Me 　　

At this point, any further argument would be futile.

The money was in his account, and his performance in the grand finals was evident to everyone.

Insisting on a poor condition?

That was just an attempt at deceiving others, not oneself.

Having lived together and trained almost every day, even when nervousness led to mistakes, they were well aware of the kind of performance Simon was capable of delivering.

Yet, there he was, sticking to his story.

Even if it was a false accusation and if the money had been intentionally deposited by someone else, what about his subpar performance in the match?

Attempting to brush off everyone by attributing it to his poor condition—did he genuinely believe everyone was as naive as a three-year-old child?

As the crowd turned away and left, Simon suddenly felt a sense of abandonment.

"None of you believes me?"

Simon uttered a final question. His voice was tinged with a tremor.

No one responded.

Alex, who was observing from the sid