The 24th Century Warrior Became a Fake Heiress novel Chapter 206

Chapter 206 Isabella’s Brilliant Defense

“Cheater!”

“Cheater!”

“Cheat like that and you should be expelled!”

“Westbrook Academy doesn’t tolerate dishonesty!”

“Who does Noah think he is, putting himself above the rules?”

“The Wayne family owes everyone an explanation!”

“We’re not letting this slide!”

The crowd’s anger boiled over, voices swelling into a roaring wave of outrage.

As the shouts echoed through the hall, Noah shot up from his seat.

But Isabella stayed perfectly calm. “Let me handle this,” she said quietly.

She placed a light hand on his shoulder, easing him back down.

Finished

Then her eyes grew cool as she scanned the furious students below-faces flushed, yelling with heated passion. In a steady, clear voice, she began, “Westbrook Academy was founded back in…

Isabella went on to recount the school’s entire history, then walked them step-by-step through every midterm exam they’d ever taken-how the questions were designed, what material they covered, why they were structured that way, and the patterns behind different teachers’ styles, difficulty levels, and favorite topics. She broke it all down, piece by piece.

She didn’t rush, but there was a firm, unshakable confidence in her tone.

As she spoke, the noisy hall gradually fell silent.

All

eyes turned toward Isabella, who stood calmly before the large display screen.

Right in front of everyone, she started writing out the likely scope for both the midterms and the upcoming finals on the screen.

“Never mind the past exams-I can predict the final just as accurately,” she said flatly. “Everything in this world leaves a trail.

“It just depends on whether you know how to look.

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e problems displayed and added, “Mr. Hayes, if I’m not afting most of the final exam questions by now, haven’t

ed, Austin sprang up from his chair, his face lit with excitement.

second Isabella started dissecting those test questions, nobody in the room mate her anymore-or to dismiss her as someone who’d never finished

meone without an elementary education who could write out a formula-based rectly, let alone explain it.

lla didn’t just write them out. She broke down exactly why each question was

ed the way it was, where the common gaps in understanding were, what the key points and how practicing them actually helped students learn.

nestly, there weren’t many teachers in that auditorium who could explain things as clearly as just had-tearing apart every question’s underlying concepts with that kind of command, en piecing them back together effortlessly.

d people wanted to claim she’d never finished grade school?

ase. If that were t

at a joke

re the rest of them? Still in preschool?

ply completely.

staring blankly at Isabella on stage.

ening to her speak felt less like watching a classmate and more like sitting

some seasoned professor.

asual disbelief or dismissal were gone.

ing her explain things was enough to make some break into a cold sweat.

is was someone in the same grade as them?

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Who did they think they were, anyw

Seriously?

A person like her would n

She could probably

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