The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 93

Delilah's eyelids slightly at the mention of "little contest" from her daughter's mouth. It echoed in her mind, contrasting with the nonchalant way Mirabella had described the event just days before as "just some boring contest with no prize money."

It was a contest that could secure a guaranteed spot at one of the nation's most prestigious universities, and she called it little?!

With a complex expression, Delilah pondered over her daughter's flippant attitude. What was she to do with such a cheeky girl?

Soon enough, Shawn fired up his vintage Santana and took his wife and daughter toward the city's Education Center.

Upon arrival, they were greeted by a sea of parents milling around the entrance. To their surprise, there was even a TV crew filming on site.

"Hey, is your competition going to be on TV?" Shawn asked, a mix of surprise and curiosity in his voice.

Mirabella glanced at the cameras by the door and frowned slightly. "I don't know."

"Don't stress about it. Just do your thing," Delilah chimed in reassuringly.

"Sure," Mirabella responded, her voice calm and her demeanor unruffled.

At that moment, the Gilbert family's chauffeur dropped off Summer. As soon as she stepped out, the cameraman, immediately swiveled his lens towards her, and a reporter hurried over for an interview.

Shawn and Delilah noticed Summer, too, but weren't surprised. They knew she was also in the competition. Seeing her surrounded by the TV crew, they refrained from approaching, especially with Mandy by her side. They harbored no fondness for anyone from the Gilbert clan.

Knowing Mandy's disdain for the Davis family, Summer kept her gaze down and replied softly, "Mirabella is also competing."

Mandy snorted in disbelief. "Her grades are so mediocre, and she's got the nerve to show up? Is this some kind of joke?"

Reflecting on Mirabella's preliminary scores, Summer looked uncomfortable but simply said, "Mom, maybe you haven't really paid attention to Mirabella before, but she's... pretty formidable now."

"Formidable? More so than my daughter?" Mandy dismissed Summer's words outright, not bothering to inquire further about Mirabella. Glancing at her watch impatiently, she said, "Enough of this. Go inside and make us proud. Don't embarrass us."

With a forced smile, Summer responded half-heartedly and made her way to the entrance.