Rebirth and Finding the One Truly Loves Me by Christina

Chapter 50 The Gap Between the Two

“Actually, it’s all my fault. I didn’t manage Audra well, letting her become so rebellious and unrealistic!”

“Originally, I moved into the Watson’s house with Kel, hoping that Kel could tutor Audra well, but who knew…” Elise sighed slightly, her eyes welling up with tears, “All along, I’ve

nicer to Audra than to Kel, I really wish Audra could be a bit more sensible and obedient!”

Rylan’s slender, ink–black eyebrows furrowed tighter. He had never believed when Audrey initially said she wanted to rank in the top three of their grade. He knew her grades all too well.

Rylan put his arm around Elise’s shoulder, “It’s my fault as a father for not fulfilling my responsibilities. Let’s go to the head teacher first. If her grades are still a mess, I will definitely discipline her properly when we go back this time!”

So young, yet so unrealistic, spouting wild words, unwilling to put in effort, wanting to reach the sky, in one step, how will they turn out when they grow up?

He only had one biological daughter, Audrey, and her temperament was simply not suitable for inheriting the family business!

a faint, almost

how bad. Audrey’s reputation was

The Headmaster’s Office.

Gap Between the Two

to the school for

rare for you to visit the school. Today, the results of the monthly exam for the senior high

sat next to Rylan, her figure slender, her face as serene as water, exuding an aura of virtuous gentleness, “Director, how did our Kel do in the exam this time?”

good impression of Kelsey and spoke highly of her, “Kelsey has been an outstanding student in the school every year, excelling both acadically and morally, and being talented in many areas. Ms. Beltran, you have educated her well. She

to report the situation to the head of education, who still thought Kelsey was third.

her grade, the smile deepened on Elise’s lips.

been so outstanding, never once disappointing

high school in Cloud City, and Class One was the top priority class. I, as a mother, was content knowing that Kel was able to improve and achieve

the subject again, “Director, how is my second daughter Audrey usually performing at

the