Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 144

Francis' expression instantly turned a little foul.

Sheila was still in disbelief. Rachel, who was right between the two, had a bewildered look in her eyes. Then, she refused to give up as she questioned.

Gritting her teeth, she asked in a trembling voice, "What was the name you just said?"

The admissions officers noticed something off about the expressions on the three's faces. Still, the officer from Seastone University repeated politely, "Ms. Shannon Gray. Are you not Ms. Gray?"

When Rachel heard that name again, she felt exasperated. Her originally gentle and harmless expression even turned a little vicious.

She couldn't believe what she had just heard. Gritting her teeth, she snatched the letter from the hands of the admissions officer from Jamborough University.

When she opened it, she saw the words "Shannon Gray" on the letter, which was handwritten with a pen.

Beside her, Sheila was in utter disbelief. She couldn't help but scream, "How could it be Shannon? Did you make a mistake?"

But Rachel simply glared at the name on the admission letter, her eyes turning red from anger. She tightened her grip on the letter as if she was going to tear it into pieces.

Nearby, the admissions officers gradually realized what was happening.

They might have gotten the wrong person.

Unable to stand it anymore, the admissions officer from Jamborough University stepped forward and took the letter from Rachel's hands. He feared that Rachel might ruin the letter they had specially made for the top scorer.

The admissions officer from Seastone University couldn't help but explain, "Well, the top scorer this year is indeed Ms. Shannon. Also, her score was only 10 marks behind the top scorer in the entire country. We have indeed come here for Ms. Shannon."

Then, he asked for confirmation, "Isn't this Ms. Shannon's home?"

He was looking for Shannon based on the address provided by the school. The admissions officer from Jamborough University was here as well, so the address should be correct.

But there was something wrong with the reaction from this family.

Just then, the housekeeper received another call from the security guard at the gates. Walking over to the family, she said carefully, "M-Mr. Gray, apparently the admissions officer from Liberty University is now at the gate of the residential area. He's here for Ms. Shannon."

The housekeeper mentioned Shannon's name this time. She must have realized that she didn't specify the name over the phone just now.