When The Family Reads The Fake Heiress Mind novel Chapter 357

Chapter 357 You Were Pretty Cool Just Now

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Jean’s voice, powerful and resounding, echoed through the entire auditorium like a clap of thunder.

Everyone’s ears rang. Their eyes widened in a stunned daze.

“I’ve never done anything wrong. I’ve always had a clear conscience,” Jeafi said, gripping the microphone tightly. “Yet you all refuse to acknowledge the truth. You keep slandering me, clinging to your prejudice…”

She lifted her chin slightly, a trace of mockery flickering in her eyes. “Grades and family background might be important, but how about you all learn how to be decent human beings first?”

The students seated below, many of them privileged and at the top of their class, instantly felt targeted. Her words hit like a slap to the face.

They were indignant, yes, but also… oddly unsettled.

Did we, perhaps without even realizing it, harbor a deep–rooted prejudice against Jean all along?

After that, Jean suddenly set the microphone down. She unzipped her small backpack and pulled out several thick notebooks.

Then she turned on the projector, placing the notebooks under the camera. Their contents were projected clearly onto the big screen for everyone to see.

Slowly, she picked up the mic again and said, unhurriedly, “These are the notes I made while preparing for the ranking exams.”

Indeed, Jean had studied.

Even if middle school material was basic, without review, it was difficult to recall everything on the spot.

She had studied meticulously. Every subject had its own set of handwritten notes. The notebooks were filled with her hard work. Neatly written, densely packed pages.

Under the projection, the screen displayed the contents in sharp clarity for everyone to see.

These were not just notes. They were proof of Jean’s diligence and determination.

Looking at it now, her perfect scores across all subjects were not luck or flukes. She earned them, every point of them, through sheer effort.

For a moment, some of the students began to feel a quiet, gnawing guilt.