The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 793

As soon as Mirabella's final exam results hit the news, Mr. Hammond was on the phone first thing the next morning, eager to get her on camera. The local education board even went all out, preparing a cash prize for her, along with a certificate of honor and a big banner declaring her the top scholar of the year.

After all, there's only one valedictorian each year, and this year, Ashford was basking in the glory. The rewards and recognition were all part of the deal.

Delilah and Shawn, Mirabella's proud parents, were also invited to Parkside High School. They even had a little chat with the head of the education board, who couldn't stop singing their praises.

But Mirabella wasn't the only one there for the filming; Vincent was there too. Though Vincent didn't seem all that thrilled.

Pinning the Parkside High School badge onto her chest, Mirabella turned to Vincent, “You don't look too happy. Did the valedictorian title slip away?”

Vincent rubbed his temples, “By just one point!”

Had it been a five-point gap, he could've brushed it off, but missing out by just one point was a bitter pill to swallow.

“Just yesterday, I was thanking Queen Mira for giving us science majors a fighting chance, and now... I still didn’t make it to the top. Ended up being the runner-up,” he sighed.

“And who clinched the first spot?” Mirabella asked, a hint of curiosity in her eyes.

“Jack,” Vincent replied, deflated.

Mirabella nodded, “He's a tough competitor.”

Vincent managed a wry smile, “Tell me about it. My luck's just terrible.”

Just then, Anthony called them over for the filming, putting an end to their conversation.

The filming was pretty standard fare—sharing positive learning experiences since it was going to be broadcast on TV. The script was all prepared by the station.

“Biology,” Mirabella responded without hesitation.

Her interest lay solely in human genetics, a field she was eager to explore.

Mr. Hammond raised an eyebrow, “Did Wade recruit you?”

That man had been avoiding his calls for a while, only for Mr. Hammond to find out he had been blocked. Absolutely baffling.

Mirabella just smiled, “It’s always been my focus.”

Nodding, Mr. Hammond recalled Wade mentioning his desire to mentor a noteworthy student. “Wade thinks highly of you. Make a good impression once you’re there. If you get to work with him, you’re sure to learn a lot.”

Mirabella hummed in acknowledgment, more focused on the path ahead than the accolades of the moment.