Caught Him Cheating My Life Restarted (Natalie) novel Chapter 138

Just as Terence was about to intervene, Natalie rushed to the stage. "Aren't you supposed to be the most intelligent people in Aurelis? Learning sign language should be quick for you, right?"

Natalie's tone was light, but her words carried a heavy weight.

"We have a great deal of work to do every day; we can't dedicate our time to learning sign language for one child. As that boy said, if she cannot speak, then we should simply admit the next child on the list."

Hanley clapped his hands, beaming. "Exactly! You truly are the smartest!"

The representative hadn't initially intended to admit a replacement. Selections for a program based on intellect never had fixed quotas.

Sometimes, not a single child from a region would be chosen. It was only because they had selected two this time, one of whom was mute, that he agreed to admit the next in line to quell the controversy.

Hanley was ecstatic about getting into the Junior Division.

This way, his auntie's efforts wouldn't be wasted. Hanley looked happily at Marie. Although she was embarrassed by Hanley's loss, she was thrilled that Liana was being pushed out.

She gave him a smile, which Hanley interpreted as a sign of approval.

He didn't know that her happiness was purely for the sake of making Natalie miserable.

"You may not be able to learn sign language for Liana, but that's fine. I can cure her condition and help her speak. When the Junior Division term begins, if she still can't speak, you can rescind her acceptance then. It won't be too late."

"Our Junior Division starts in just three months. Are you certain you can make her speak by then?"

"I'm just telling the truth! You're a housewife! You don't know anything about medicine!"

"I don't know anything about medicine? How did your grandmother go from being paralyzed in bed to walking around freely? I don't know anything about medicine? You were a sickly child your whole life, and now you're perfectly healthy?"

The parents below began to murmur.

"It's true that Darren's mother was paralyzed a few years ago and then recovered. So that was Natalie's doing."

"If Natalie really cured her mother-in-law's paralysis, then her medical skills must be extraordinary. I wonder if it's true."

"If it is, then the Cross family has truly wronged Natalie."