The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress

Chapter 144

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That day, after their extra study session wrapped up, everyone left with their minds buzzing-feeling both exhausted and strangely fulfilled.

The next morning, when Amelia heard that Citrine had been tutoring the group, she insisted on joining in too. "My freshman year foundation is a mess," she confessed. "I really need the help."

Citrine was delighted to have Amelia onboard and agreed without a second thought.

That afternoon, they arrived at Havencrest Technical College. It was only then, as they were chatting in the hallway, that Amelia learned something surprising.

"Wait-seriously?" Amelia's eyes widened in disbelief. "You're all humanities

majors?"

Sylvan, thinking she didn't believe him, nodded with a patient smile. "Yeah, really. All of us. We're not messing with you."

Amelia knew they wouldn't lie about something like this, but she still frowned, confused. "That's not the important part. The thing is, Citrine's a science major."

"Wait, your sister's a science major?" someone echoed in surprise.

didn't she just help us with history yesterday?" another

she was great

she just remembers it all from freshman year,"

others nodded. That seemed

the restroom and caught the tail end of their conversation. "Remembers what?" she

filled her in. "Citrine, we just

were worried she might not be able to help them, so she smiled reassuringly. "Don't worry. I already taught myself all the humanities material from freshman to senior

Travis and the others stared at Citrine, mouths hanging open, utterly

then she remembered Citrine's near-perfect grades. Suddenly,

they'd already seen plenty of evidence that Citrine was a little superhuman-this just explained

the better of her. "So, Citrine, if you already mastered all the humanities on your own, why did you choose to

then shrugged. "Honestly? The humanities just didn't

Amelia: "..."

Travis: "

Sylvan: "..."

Springer:

Carney: "..."