The Reborn Hidden Heiress: Spoiled by All (Larissa) novel Chapter 51

Chapter 51 Admit Their Defeat

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“Larissa, you’re amazing! You got first place in the whole grade! Now let’s see who still dares to come to our class and laugh at us!”

Larissa froze for a second. Then she laid her head back down and went back to sleep.

Grades meant nothing to her. They were just one of many achievements she had nailed.

Daphne walked into the classroom with a gentle smile. She looked at Larissa, who was still asleep on her desk, as if sleeping was the only thing she ever did.

Her expression turned complicated.

It was hard to believe that this girl had just ranked first in the entire country.

Daphne took a deep breath and said, “In this exam, Larissa achieved first place in the whole school. Everyone should learn from her.”

The classroom burst into loud applause. Larissa ignored their looks and kept sleeping.

During the twenty–minute morning assembly break, the whole school gathered on the field.

Tom appeared on the stage, which was unusual.

Standing beside him were several parents, with Priscilla as their representative.

“I believe everyone already knows why I’m here today,” Tom said.

“First, let’s give a round of applause to congratulate Larissa for scoring 745 points. The results were just confirmed. She also ranked number one nationwide. Larissa has been directly admitted to Eldercrown University.”

As soon as Tom finished speaking, thunderous applause exploded across the field.

Julia felt like she was losing her mind..

How could this happen?

How did things turn out like this?

This isn’t how it’s supposed to go.

Larissa never even attended middle school. How could she score that high?

First in the nation. A score of 745. Early admission to Eldercrown University. Those honors should have been mine.

So where did everything go wrong?

I couldn’t accept this. Did Larissa cheat?

Otherwise, there was no way she could score this high.

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12:57 pm P PDD

Chapter 51 Admit Their Defeat

Finished

I need to come up with a plan to expose Larissa.

Julia’s gaze shifted to Harlan. He would make a very useful tool.

“All right,” Tom said with a smile. “Now it’s time for these parents to honor the bet. Larissa, please come up to the stage.”

Larissa walked onto the stage slowly, her expression calm and steady.

Priscilla had lived a life of comfort and luxury for years. As a rich, wealthy woman, she had never faced anything this humiliating.

But the matter had already blown up. The entire school knew. There was no way to back out.

After all, who could have guessed that Larissa’s results would be this outstanding?

If she could go back in time, Priscilla would never have approached Larissa in such a foolish manner.

She had countless other ways to make Larissa’s life difficult.

Now, all she could do was regret her arrogance and ignorance.

Filled with resentment and anger, Priscilla bent forward unwillingly. She lowered her voice and said in humiliation, “Larissa, I’m sorry.”

Her tone was stiff and forced.

Larissa smiled gently, her voice cool and calm.

“Mrs. Turner, that apology doesn’t sound sincere. Your voice is too soft. I can’t hear you.”

Priscilla’s face flushed red. Her teeth clenched in rage, but she had no choice but to speak again, raising her voice slightly.

“Larissa, I’m sorry. Please forgive my ignorance.”

Only then did Larissa nod with a smile.

“It’s good that you recognize your ignorance, Mrs. Turner. There’s always someone better out there. Don’t look down on young people just because they are just starting out.”

Priscilla had never been this embarrassed in her life.

Her expression shifted rapidly.

After Priscilla took the lead to apologize, the other parents had no choice. Under everyone’s watchful eyes, they stepped forward unwillingly.

One parent blushed deeply and stammered, “Larissa, I… I’m sorry.”

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