The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1809

Valerie practically wanted to give Claire a standing ovation. This girl was simply too cool.

"You're so right!"

She decided she wanted to be just like Claire from now on!

"Don't copy me. If you start driving a supercar to campus, your dad is going to end up under investigation."

Seeing Valerie looking entirely too eager, Claire couldn't help but issue a warning.

Valerie paused. "...I don't even drive."

With her temper, she didn't dare get behind the wheel. If she drove, she'd probably smash right through the university gates.

Whether anyone got hurt was one thing, but having the school bill her for a new gate would be mortifying.

She wasn't quite ready to start demolishing campus property.

"Exactly. Just focus on mastering your skateboard. It's the same thrill."

Claire nodded with total seriousness.

Valerie couldn't tell if that was a compliment or an insult.

Initially, Mr. Winthrop had noticed his niece's interest in Norris and had considered playing matchmaker.

But after seeing how blatantly obvious she was being—and how utterly unfazed the professor remained—he dropped the idea.

If the man wasn't interested, forcing it was pointless.

Honoria wasn't bad-looking and was highly educated. She wouldn't have trouble finding a decent young man in the future.

Of course, Norris was exceptionally outstanding.

It made him wonder which lucky girl would eventually win the heart of such a brilliant young man.

Mr. Winthrop had a daughter of his own, and naturally, he hoped she would find a wonderful husband someday.

Even so, he didn't dare dream of securing someone of Norris's caliber for her.

Unless, of course, a miracle fell straight from the sky.

He knew his daughter all too well. Marrying her off would probably feel like inflicting a natural disaster on whoever took her.

He didn't care about a prospective husband's wealth; he only prayed the man had good character and would treat his little girl well.

Ironically, finding a man who met those simple requirements was incredibly difficult.

Most men who pursued wealthy daughters had ulterior motives.

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