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

Chapter 278

Mirabella ascended the stairs to the third–floor corridor and surveyed the area – all offices as far as the eye could see. She pulled out her phone and shot a quick message to Mr. Hammond via Messenger.

It wasn’t long before Mr. Hammond emerged from an office at the very end of the hallway. Spotting Mirabella, he waved her over with a casual flip of his hand.

With measured strides, Mirabella approached him. “Mr. Hammond,” she greeted, nodding slightly.

Today. Mr. Hammond’s face bore none of its usual stern austerity. Instead, he was practically beaming with a joyous radiance. “Mirabella, you got here pretty quick,” he remarked with a hint of cheeriness in his voice.

He began walking back into his office, with Mirabella following suit. Inside, there were three other teachers. One had been an invigilator for the past few days, another was the physics professor referred to by Matthew at lunch, and the third was someone Mirabella hadn’t met before. Mirabella greeted the three teachers with a polite nod of acknowledgment.

unfamiliar man, who turned out to be the head of the records department, held a document in his hand. Upon Mirabella’s entrance, he looked up, with a playful jab at the ready. “Hammond, do all

is all about

head shook his head slightly, then handed Mirabella the document along with a pen. “Young lady, fill this out

indicated desk. She sat down and began to fill out the form with earnest precision. It was similar to an enrollment form

inquired, “Hey, Hammond, I’m curious. With scores like

question, developed based on international competition standards, a brain teaser so sophisticated that even university freshmen might struggle to unravel it promptly. However, this teen prodigy, Mirabella from Parkside High School tamed this beast of a problem. But what’s even more astonishing is that, she tackled it

glanced at the professor. “Because last year, she wasn’t a student at

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Parkside High School.”

she had competed in the Olympiad last year, she might