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When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 652

Chapter 652 Financial Report
Cecilia stood on the stage, showing no signs of fright despite the sheer disrespect from the audience.

“Hello, everyone. I'm Cecilia Smith, Jon's mother. The principal has already introduced me earlier, so I won't introduce myself again.”

The mothers in the audience carried on with their demeanors, showing no regard for her.

Worry filled Helen's eyes as she silently wished she had somehow managed to stop Cecilia earlier.

Things were surely going to be really awkward now.

Upon witnessing the situation, Cecilia remained composed as ever. She no longer beat around the bush and took out a USB drive.

“Could you help me with the screen projection?” she asked the principal.

The latter immediately stepped forward and helped get the projector ready.

Some of the mothers took notice. “Well, isn't this all very organized? Are you planning on giving a PowerPoint presentation?” they teased.

“What's the use of being so well-prepared? It takes much more than that to become the president.”

“If I were as wealthy as she is, I wouldn't even bother with all this. I'd just switch my son to a different school.”

A smirk curled up at the corners of Miranda's lips as she heard the mothers mocking Cecilia.

How naive of you, Cecilia.

In a typical school, the president of the parents' association would naturally possess a variety of skills, which would facilitate collaboration with the school.

Yet, this wasn't the case here. After Miranda had assumed the position of the president, she didn't need to work at all. All she had to do was enjoy the authority that came with the presidency.

Everyone was engrossed in watching Cecilia, but to their surprise, what appeared on the projection screen was a financial report.

“What is this?”

Someone had noticed that the signature on the financial statement was that of Adrian Rainsworth.

“It looks like a financial report from Adrian's company!”

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