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

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It might have been just another physics problem, but when a student from the liberal arts class cracked it, people were more than just impressed.

This wasn’t any ordinary problem, though. It was concocted by a team of physics professors from some of the most prestigious Ivy League institutions. The complexity and depth of the problem were beyond what any standard textbook could offer.

And that’s why the last year’s prodigy, the only one to solve it before graduation, was immediately courted by these top–notch universities.

Here was Mirabella, a student steeped in the humanities, whose solution was even more elegant and straightforward than last year’s wunderkind. Her talent was not just extraordinary: it was nothing short of a physics marvel.

But what on earth was a physics genius like her doing in a liberal arts class?

The physics teacher felt a pang of regret as he picked up the paper and stood up. He gave Vincent a wave. “You should head back to class.”

watching the physics teacher, who had already breezed out of the office, and thought, ‘Could you maybe leave that

there’s a

turning to him with a pause, “Yes,

said the physics teacher, suddenly noticing Morgan’s perturbed expression. Trying to be discreet, he hid the paper behind his back, ready to step out

him, “No need for privacy. It’s not a secret.

Mr. Hammond, who motioned towards a chair. He sat down, and as he did, his eyes returned to the problem on

misconduct allegations against Mirabella during the competition. This is not just any school exam. If word gets out, it could tarnish the reputation of Parkside High School.” The physics teacher, overhearing Mirabella’s name, couldn’t help but look up, his interest

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mess with nepotism, initiated by Morgan, nearly cost him a brilliant student. And now this talk of competition misconduct? He couldn’t fathom Morgan’s angle. Mirabella’s academic performance and capabilities were evident–topping competitions and leading her grade. What