Chapter 130 It Is Her Strong Suit

Yves hung up the phone and let out a sigh.

“Heartless b*tch!” Yves squinted and muttered, “A thirty–year–old man? A new friend?”

Layla was expelled.

News of her impersonation spread throughout the school.

It became clear that Isabelle was the real math genius who had solved the problem. Isabelle had only requested the school publicly announce Layla’s deceit, but Magnus had put her name up for recognition.

As she walked around campus, she drew even more attention.

In the principal’s office.

Isabelle accepted a cup of tea from Magnus.

“We have transferred the house, originally given to your sister, into your name. The paperwork is being processed. As for the scholarship, I’ll make sure it gets to you once your mother returns it.

“Can I ask, was it because my initial offer was so low that you didn’t want to deal with me?” Magnus asked.

Isabelle replied, “After solving the problem, I passed it on to my brother. He’s the one who handled the forum and communicated with you.”

Magnus sighed and said, “I see. We were making a big deal out of it.”

Solving that problem was like an astronaut successfully reaching space again, but for a genius like Isabelle. it was nothing.

There’s another matter

discuss with you.” Magnus smiled cunningly.

me to switch to the math department?” Isabelle guessed.

hands and

Isabelle firmly denied.

you tell me

computer science is my strong suit.”

retorted, “And math

said, “No,

making explosives, computer science, medicine: Math wasn’t even high on the

speechless. His head suddenly

to argue, bu found Himself

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sudden headache overcame Magnus.

some painkillers, but the

“T’ll be back in

principal’s office and went to her dorm. Isabelle retrieved

the medical kif in hand, Isabelle

soon as she exited the

like a medical kit from

dangerous. What’s

some liquor in

drinking in the dorm before.”

stuff and drinking

in the

couch, eyes closed, with multiple needles

“Incredible,” he said.

up, I usually go to Maven Apothecary for treatment, but it’s never this

age–related. Complete recovery isn’t likely, but I can alleviate it and reduce the frequency of flare–ups,” Isabelle explained.

“What did you say?” He stared

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