Can't Win Me Back (Isabella and Nathan) novel Chapter 113

Finally, he arrived in front of a stone mirror, and the voice disappeared.

Nathan's hand accidentally touched the stone mirror, and suddenly the stone mirror lit up. Nathan stared at the stone mirror in astonishment as the light on it slowly began to disperse and combine, transforming the blurry surface into a smooth, radiant reflection. The light diffused and eventually solidified into a clear image.

Rainbow Bridge.

Young Isabella ran barefoot on the cold and dirty ground, with disheveled Madam Moore chasing after her. Madam Moore held a broom in her hand and screamed hysterically, "I'll kill you, you little troublemaker! Who allowed you to secretly go to school? If you go to school, who will take care of me?"

Isabella ran while explaining, "Mom, I won't delay doing housework. Please, just let me go to school. The teacher said I am a good seedling and have a talent for learning. Today's exam, as an auditor, I performed better than the other students."

"Mom, you asked me to go to school, and in the future, if I passed the university entrance exam, I would be able to earn a lot of money and afford your medical treatment. Please, I beg you, please agree to let me go to school."

Madam Moore ran out of breath and started coughing violently. Pointing at Isabella angrily, she said, "You dare to run? I'll count to three, if you don't come back, don't ever acknowledge me as your mother again."

Isabella turned around and saw her angry mother, her face pale. She couldn't bear it in her heart, so she timidly walked back.

Madam Moore's broom mercilessly landed on her back.

Isabella clenched her teeth, her eyes turning red as she repeatedly apologized, "Mom, I'm sorry. I was wrong. I will never make you angry again."

Madam Moore's broom rained down on her like droplets, as she vented her anger, "Are you still going to school?"

"No. I will never go to school again," Isabella cried, tears streaming down her face.

Madam Moore got tired and fell to the ground.

She complained incessantly, "You were born with a lowly fate, and you can't compare to your sister. So don't expect to make something of yourself one day."

Isabella bit her lip as she helped Madam Moore up, suppressing the sadness in her heart. Her obedient appearance was heart-wrenching. "Mother, I will take you home."

Madam Moore glared at her with a huff, but still accepted her affection. Her tall figure pressed forcefully against Isabella's petite body. Meanwhile, she couldn't help but tease her, "Ever since I gave birth to you, my body has become so weak. Isabella, you owe me for the rest of your life. You must take care of me until I'm old."

"Mom, don't worry, I would take care of you for the rest of my life."

"Hmph. I'll give you credit for having a conscience."

Suddenly, a scholarly-looking man ran out from the crowd. He was wearing gold-rimmed glasses and carried himself with an air of elegance. He walked briskly towards Madam Moore and her daughter. With an intense voice, he said, "Aunt Jo, I am Isabella's teacher. I deliberately came to see you today. Look..."

He took out a dozen rolls of paper from his bag. "These are Isabella's exam papers. This set of questions is the most difficult Mathematical Olympiad questions in the history of Capital. Isabella scored full marks, while the second place in our class only scored 89 points. It is said that Nathan, the champion of the Mathematical Olympiad that year, only scored 98 points. Isabella is really a talented student in her studies. You must let her go to school..."

Madam Moore, however, looked at him and spoke disrespectfully, "Why should I believe you? How much my daughter weighs, I know very well. She barely studied for a few days, how could she be as talented as you claim? In my opinion, you have ulterior motives towards my daughter, so you want to deceive me?"

The male teacher was both embarrassed and angry, "Why are you so unreasonable?"

Isabella couldn't bear to see the kind teacher being splashed with dirty water by her mother, so she had to send the teacher away, feeling ashamed and embarrassed. She said, "Teacher, please leave. I also don't like studying. I'm sorry."

"He was the most famous online Mathematical Olympiad teacher. He was really amazing." Someone in the crowd recognized the teacher.

The teacher took out a business card and handed it to Isabella, saying, "Isabella, I am transferring from my previous school. I can no longer teach you. If you have a change of heart, come find me. Don't worry about the tuition, I can support you."

Madam Moore snatched the business card away and tore it into pieces.

"My daughter wouldn't come to see you, so just leave."

The teacher shook his head helplessly.

He gave Isabella a wink and said, "Isabella, remember my phone number."

He said it and left helplessly.

The scene changed, and another scene appeared on the stone mirror.

Nathan arrived at Rainbow Bridge with his assistant, marching confidently.

Isabella curled up in the bridge tunnel, tears streaming down her face.