The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

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Chapter 310

As the team coach finished speaking, the group’s eyes instinctively sought Mirabella out. Among them, she was

the powerhouse, the beacon of hope most likely to advance. Despite their collective defeat, they all yearned for

her to level up and reclaim the glory that belonged to their nation.

At this juncture, it was no longer about individual wins or losses but about standing united in honor and disgrace.

Feeling a bit bemused under their intense gaze, Mirabella cleared her throat and puffed out her chest assertively.

“Don’t you worry, I'll win back that glory for us.” Her voice resonated with brash confidence, starkly contrasting

their prevailing mood of dejection.

Hearing this, Vincent's heart, which had been in a vice, suddenly eased. He knew Mirabella wouldn't be one of

those who was eliminated.

The coach’s dim expression seemed to flicker back to life at Mirabella’s words. His lips quivered slightly before

he asked in a low voice, “So, what score are you predicting for yourself this time?”

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The coach had his mind set on a target of around one hundred seventy. The notion of a flawless score was too

daring to entertain, especially in an international contest - a gthat played on an entirely different field than

national competitions.

Mirabella’s eyebrows arched in a display of pride, “A perfect score of course!”

“Perfect... score?” The coach stammered.

“That's right!” Mirabella’s confidence in today’s challenges was unshakable. The freedom to approach problems

creatively was a true thrill - anything less than a perfect score wouldn't do her justice.

The coach stared at Mirabella with a complex expression, feeling as if the exam she described was completely

different from the one he had questioned the other students about.

Vincent silently observed the teacher and fellow teammates, now equally stunned into silence. The blow of

defeat, it seemed, was no longer his to bear alone.

Thus, when the results were announced later that afternoon, and the coach saw Mirabella’s perfect score and

first-place rank, he was nearly thunderstruck, struggling to regain his

composure.

Out of over three hundred competitors, there was only one perfect score, and it was hers, a whole ten points

ahead of the second-place contestant. This gap signified a prowess that went far beyond a mere ten-point

difference. In such competitions, every five points marked a significant milestone. A ten-point lead meant that

Mirabella’s chances of securing first place in the finals were well over sixty percent.

In previous years, securing even a ranking in the finals was a challenge for them, let alone first

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place.

The more the coach thought about it, the more his blood pressure seemed to skyrocket from excitement. After a

few deep breaths to calm his racing heart, he pulled out his mobile phone and sent Mirabella’s results back

home.

The international competition's scores were not immediately accessible back home, and the teachers following

the event eagerly awaited the outcome. When Mr. Hammond heard about Mirabella’s triumph of achieving

another preliminary round with a perfect score, his shock was on par with the coach’s. He still remembered when

he was chatting with Mirabella, he had mentioned that he wasn’t seeking a medal. He said he would be

contented with merely earning a place. Although the current scores were only for the preliminaries, would the

final outcbe any different?

Moreover, he was in the middle of a meeting. The other teachers, noticing Mr. Hammond's stunned reaction to a

phone call, were all curious about the news he had received.

Coming back to his senses, Mr. Hammond scanned the teachers gathered around the conference table, realizing

his momentary lapse. He regained his composure, his face returning to its usual sternness as he said in an even

tone, “Oh, that was a call from Prestige College.”

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