Pampered By Power: The True Heiress Returns

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“I heard she’s Emma’s sister. She just came back home and is starting seventh grade at our school this year,” a student said.

The boy looked shocked. “She seems about our age. Why is she only in seventh grade?”

“I heard she dropped out before finishing elementary school and never went to middle school, so she’s starting from seventh grade. Her family was worried she’d fail the entrance exam for our school, so they used their connections to get her in.”

“Sounds like she has some connections, huh? What a pity–pretty but not much else. Emma is still the best–she’s beautiful, kind, and smart

Justin Jenkins walked by and overheard them. He turned to glance at Elysia. With her flawless skin and striking presence, few could match her grace even in the elite circles of Jorlandia

“What’s this? Are you smitten?” Leon Harris teased Justin, noticing his gaze was fixed on Elysia.

“Just a pretty face, nothing special. Justin chuckled softly and continued walking

Leon glanced back at Elysia, a mischievous smile spreading across his face, “Sure, it takes someone special to catch the eye of a top student like you.”

Meanwhile, Emma felt a wave of jealousy wash over her as everyone focused on Elysia. “This wretch knows how to spotlight. Just wait! Once they find out you’re just an 18–year–old country bumpkin who doesn’t even finish elementary school, they’ll lose interest real quick.

steal the

Elysia wasn’t bothered by the stares, but just as she was about to walk away, Emma called out to her. Elysia frowned, feeling a bit annoyed.

“Do you know how to get to Class 6 in seventh grade? Need me to show you the way?” Emma asked.

“No, thanks.” Elysia wasn’t planning to go to Class 6 at all.

Emma added, “Alright. Just a heads–up, though–you’re not wearing your uniform today, so if you run into the disciplinary department, you’d better have a good excuse so you don’t lose any points.”

Elysia didn’t reply, but her frown deepened. “Why is she being sa chatty today? If she keeps this up, I might just have to push her away.”

“And another thing-”

Elysia quickly walked forward, not wanting to hear another word from Emma. If she kept listening, she might actually lose her cool and create a scene–she didn’t want to embarrass herself along with Emma.

Elysia then walked through the school while asking along the w. Finally, she found the principal’s office and knocked on a the door.

From inside came a deep, rich voice that belonged to a inidilleted man “Come in,”

Elysia opened the door and saw a striking young man sliting on groomed ryebrows. Dressed in ‘s sleek black suit, he was definit

Levi Sharpe, the prificipal deared his throal behind the desk ut

you couldn tearily forget

had intense eyes,

can

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Tm Elysia from seventh grade, Glass.4, I want to apply

to set up your enrollment. She mentioned you didn’t finish elementary school, so we placed you in

actually. I don’t want to

complete elementary, it’s better for you to

“That’s not a big deal. Don’t you have entrance exams? Just let me take a test and see if I qualify for twelfth

man sitting on the couch, as if looking for

turned to the man. “Sir, what do you

looked

moment, miking Elysia’s heart race. “Go ahead,”

man’s nod, Levi turned back to Elysia and said, “Alright I’ll arrange for you to take the

on the couch,

of the office.

she left and closed the door, Levi chuckled softly. “These days, girls

it when people casually commented on his looks. He quickly added, “But I didn’t mean

frowned. “So you’re saying

pressure. What kind of day is this? Zane seems to be in a different mood

say, “Make sure to set

right on it!”

then walked out of the office, and his assistant handed him stack of

in Silverstream until just a few days ago when she was brought back. The record show she doesn’t know Ada at all the

and then handed them back to the

looked puzzled. “So, should we

No need

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afternoon, they had arranged

to

teacherade her papers.

in, the teachers were stunned. They double–checked the scores, worried they might

elementary school?

for six years straight, leaving everyone else in the dust. The teachers were

test so casually. And the papers were no walk in the park. If she had really focused, Justin might not

the scores. He turned to the other teachers and asked, “Are you sure there’s

certain there’s nothing wrong,” one of the

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