When The Family Reads The Fake Heiress Mind

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Sunny stood frozen where he was, his back stiff, his whole face the color of ash.

He looked like he’d lost the will to fight.

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His lips moved slightly, as if trying to form words, but his gaze had fallen to the floor like a child caught doing something wrong.

That look alone–was as good as a confession.

“Sunny, it’s not like you need the money. Why would you sell the exam questions?” someone couldn’t help but demand, their voice rising with emotion.

Every student in the room had a tangled look on their face.

On one hand, they couldn’t understand why Sunny would do something like this. On the other, they were quietly blaming him.

He’d betrayed them–stabbed the whole class in the back.

They had Jean right where they wanted her, pinned down under the cheating scandal, humiliated and disgraced. And now?

She was completely innocent–and one of their own was the actual problem.

Now they were the ones being humiliated, right in front of her.

And a lot of them were downright pissed at Sunny. If he was going to pull this off, why didn’t he hide it better?

Now that Jean had exposed him in front of everyone, they all felt the sting of it.

“Where’d you even get the test questions, Sunny? We hang out all the time, but I had no idea,” someone quickly cut in, clearly trying to distance themselves. “I swear, I had nothing to do with this.”

kept this

“Sunny.”

and calm, but his

like to explain?”

face was still pale. His hands clenched

the end, he

silently shook

point, there was nothing

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now, she’d just bring out more evidence and hit him with

already knew how he’d made the transactions on the Market app. There

she knew.

lies would

So he stopped.

He gave up.

He was done.

need

father was a powerful businessman with plenty of wealth. The only reason he even got into Stellarford Academy was

knew was–he was

life, he was always walking

badly to prove himself. Deep down, he was terrified that one day his father would get sick of him–toss him aside,

he couldn’t get too

to build

computers and hacking techniques on his own. He trained every day, and he was good–so good, he could even go toe–to–toe with some