Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

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The crowd thought it was a stretch when Jeremiah claimed he'd solve the complex math problem in thirty minutes. But just twenty minutes in, he put down his pen and calmly announced, "Done"

The bespectacled young man nearby felt the most significant shock; he could hardly believe his eyes. Even his professor hadn't solved this problem in under twenty minutes.

Skeptical, he picked up Jeremiah's completed sheet, carefully examining each step. With every line he read, his amazement deepened. Jeremiah's method and approach were utterly different from his own, much clearer and more efficient. If only he had thought of it this way, he wouldn't have wasted the past ten days on it.

As a self-proclaimed math fanatic, the young man's admiration was written all over his face. The crowd noticed his reaction and leaned in, curious.

"Wait, so he really solved it? Is the answer right?

"I mean, we know this guy is pretty skilled himself. He took ten days to work through this, and Mr. Chavez solved it in twenty minutes. Sounds impossible."

"Yeah, come on, let us know if it's right. You're just standing there

The an finally nodded, turning to the crowd. "Yes. The answer is correct, the logic is flawless, and his a

young is unique. Even my professor couldn't come up with a solution like this. Mr. Chavez managed it perfectly."

The crowd burst into exclamations of admiration, and their initial doubts swept away. Jeremiah Chavez had gained their respect, and while the crowd buzzed with excitement, he remained as calm and composed as ever.

The young man stepped forward, his gaze fixed on Jeremiah, admiration practically sparking in his eyes. "Mr. Chavez, would

be interested in an honorary position as a mentor at our Institute of Technology?"

you

deep, unreadable eyes gleamed slightly, and he smirked. "How about you consider a position

young man pondered for a moment and then nodded, smiling. "If Mr. Chavez is willing to mentor me, I'd be honored to accept a position at Betrico University." "Deal, Jeremiah replied with a

also managed to "recruit a brilliant mathematical mind for Clusia's Betrico University. This led to the math department at

echoed throughout

on the high platform, Emmett, Charles, and Samantha

said, "No surprise there. Jeremiah doesn't just win the competition. He brings a new talent back

that, Rodney realized he'd been thoroughly duped by the friendly uncle' act. As Jeremiah made his way back to the platform, he joined Yvette Standing side by side, the two commanded admiration with their combined poise and presence, leaving

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was bustling with activity that evening as everyone gathered around a grand feast

warmth as everyone reveled the moment, knowing it would be one of their last nights. with Yvette

the Eagle King, and Samantha quickly blended in. Even Charles was a bit reserved initially, but eventually, he joined the fun with everyone

bid Yvette farewell. As Yvette walked toward the Jeep, the base people called out her name, their

"Yvette!"

"Boss""

her composure, letting the voices of her people fill

saved their lives, giving them a second chance and binding them together as a family. Each came from different place and story, yet they all shared a single unwavering belief: Yvette. A

Emmett boarded their private jet bound for Mysonna, Braydon was deep in conversation with his grandfather, Damian, at the Goodman

leaned heavily on his cane, his deeply lined face contorted with barely strained anger. He looked at his grandson, the one he had nurtured all his life, now standing before him with enough power and audacity to turn the tables. But ironically, this outcome was

glint in his eye, Damian fixed Braydon with

Braydon, you've won. I no longer have any cards left to play. Whatever you decide to deal with

glint in his gaze. His expression tightened as he spoke Braydon asked, "Damian, all these years, you did everything you could to stop me from pursuing Yvette. Was it because you.

the calmest the two had had in years, though the