The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Chapter 56

abella was cluelest that she had been blacklisted as a troublemaker by the vice principal because

mpetition ramai, and with whispers flying around that she had used her connections to come here, her reputation was taking a hit. The students from both the Prodigy Class and the regular classes were giving her looks that dripped with sdment and disbelief.

Being a problem student and accused of pulling strings was the talk of the town, the stain on the school’s good name. the epitome of embarassmentt

So, when the Gist of students selected to participate in the BrainSpark Nationals was posted on the school bulletin board and Mirabella’s name popped up, it turned into the juiciest gossip of the semester.

“Good Lord, where does the new girl get the guts to sign up for BrainSpark Nationals? Isn’t she embarrassed?”

“Does she think she can just charm her way into BrainSpark Nationals too?”

Te bet a nickel she won’t even pass the prelims.”

“My stars, looks like Parkside High is gonna be the laughing stock of the nation this time!”

be better to just sit pretty and not stir

e pot?”

said you weren’t interested in BrainSpark Nationals? You even turned me down when I asked you to sign up.” Jenna puffed her cheeks out

account every day, she’d taken to calling her “Queen Mira” as a nickname, and it had stuck.

looked at her with a puzzled expression. “Wasn’t it you who signed

mean, I wanted you to compete, but I didn’t put your name there.”

known it wasn’t Jenna who signed her up, she would

her head. Jenna reiterated with an innocent look. “Queen Mira, I swear I didn’t sign

her and said coolly,

stuck her tongue out slightly, worried about a misunderstanding, since BrainSpark Nationals was no child’s play. She tilted her head in thought, and Jenna’s inner detective kicked in, “Could it be someone

but she remained

brainlacs. If someone signed you up knowing your grades were dismal it’s a surefire way to humiliate you at Parkside

anyone off lately?” Jenna folded her arms, getting straight to

was quite