When The Family Reads The Fake Heiress Mind

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When the Book Traveling Girl Meets the Reborn Girl

Chapter 564 Where Did It All Go Wrong?

The moment she said that, the ts of the Ginger family visibly relaxed. They didn’t care what For O

organization Jean had joined or what she had done–as long as she hadn’t been mistreated or made to suffer, that was all that mattered.

Watching their expressions, Jean added, “I just figured it’d be easier to avoid unnecessary trouble. I mean, something like this would sound outrageous to most people. It’s really hard to explain.”

She was telling the truth. Back then, it was exactly because it was hard to explain–and likely to cause suspicion that she had chosen to keep it hidden.

But the Ginger family didn’t see it that way. In their eyes, Jean wasn’t exactly an ordinary person to begin seir eyes, Jean wasn’t exactly an ordinary person to begin with. This wasn’t outrageous at all.

Sarah stared wide–eyed in disbelief. She couldn’t believe that the massive piece of dirt she had finally dug up on Jean had been brushed off so easily!

to accept that outcome, and spoke again.

that, everyone’s attention turned sharply to

glance around the room. “I didn’t push her, Believe it or don’t–it’s up to

her hands, completely unfazed, but internally, she couldn’t help roasting her. So low. Just so low. Sarah, for someone who’s supposed to be a noble, leading lady type,

toward believing Jean–and now, hearing her inner thoughts

their faces turned cold as ice. Though they shared blood with Sarah, they had no emotional bond with her. And their impression of her had never been great to begin with. Now that they

of them looked at Sarah with frost in their eyes. The air in the room

Sienna’s expression

she had only just recovered, “You’ve just come back. Maybe you’re feeling unsure, maybe

weight. “Just

stepping

for what to say. This wasn’t how it was supposed to go.

life, Jean had been useless, only able to get into Stellarford Academy because of the Ginger family’s influence; her

in this life, Jean was a bona fide academic prodigy–she’d gotten

scorer.