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

Chapter 68

Although Delilah’s heart was racing like a freight train, she managed to keep a poker face. She glanced at her husband beside her, signaling him to step up and say something and fast.

Shawn, unlike his wife, wasn’t one to get lost in a maze of wild thoughts. From the moment his daughter presented them with the transfer notice from Parkside High School, he never suspected anything fishy about how she got it. After all, Parkside High School was a top–live national Institution. They wouldn’t just enroll anyone with dismal grades. Even If there was some string–pulling, the school’s reputation would surely be taken into account.

Shawn’s expression was icy as he addressed the room, “Let me make this crystal clear: we haven’t pulled any strings. and we don’t rub shoulders with your principal. If you want to push my daughter out, you better come up with some hard evidence.”

He cast a protective glance at his daughter, standing silently and obediently, then swept his gaze across Vice Principal Morgan and the others, his demeanor growing even more frosty. “And if you can’t produce any proof,” he warned. “I’ll take this story of Parkside High School bullying students to the press.”

thought of his vulnerable little girl facing these intimidating people and their barrage of questions before he arrived was

of doubt sprouting within him. Had he made some

stern words, Delilah couldn’t help but cough sharply. “Shawn, cool your jets. Maybe there’s been some kind of misunderstanding?”

she wanted was to make a spectacle if it turned out their daughter had actually pulled strings. It wasn’t her own embarrassment she feared, but the

during the lull, piped up, eager to smooth things over with a nervous chuckle. “Exactly, Mr. and Mrs. Davis.

saying

however, frowned at this. A special recruitment? Was this just another excuse to cover for the principal? Not wanting to take the blame, Morgan cut Anthony off before he could say more. “All right, you say Mirabella was specially

“What about her academic performance? Haven’t we said time and