The Mafia Heiress's Comeback: She's More Than You Think novel Chapter 304

Chapter 304 She Was

Perfect

As soon as Shawn ended the call, Higgs turned sharply toward Yvette, eyes blazing with anger. “You told Shawn

we messed up?

“I was just following procedure, reporting to my boss,” Yvette replied calmly, unfazed.

Frustration boiled in Higgs, yet he swallowed his rage, knowing better than to lash out at her.

Yvette must have already guessed that Shawn called to hold him accountable before he even answered.

“Since you’ve been quite satisfying, I’ll share something interesting. Every other man my boss has given me as a gift to has ended up dead. He’s testing you. If you fail again, even I won’t be able to save you,” Yvette said

with a smile, leaning naked against the bed.

“I don’t need your pity. I have my methods of handling the Marshall family, and I’ll prove myself soon enough!

But right now, your betrayal deserves punishment!”

With urgency in his steps, Higgs closed in on Yvette, picking up where they’d left off–his movements rough

and unrestrained.

Instead of resisting, Yvette pulled him in, eyes gleaming as she pretended to enjoy it all.

“Yvette, you’re such a slut!” Higgs cursed as the bed shook and Yvette m

the moment.

They surrendered entirely to

“Maren wins again! Another championship! She never disappoints!”

“She’s unstoppable! I’ve lost count of how many titles she’s claimed now!”

“You’re amazing, Maren!”

“Honestly, did the other contestants even participate? This was practically a solo performance!”

“I hereby crown Maren the greatest!”

By the time afternoon rolled around and the competition neared its climax, Maren had already taken the lead. She claimed first place in both the medical and research categories, setting off a wave of cheers from the crowd.

The venue overflowed with her supporters, their chants echoing her name and driving her popularity through

the roof.

“Amazing! This young woman surpasses even our military specialists!” The judges unanimously gave Maren the highest praise.

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“Out of all the competitions I’ve judged, not one student has impressed me like her–she’s the best I’ve ever

seen!”

“Bringing talent like that into the military would be a huge gain!

“Alberto definitely knew what he was doing!”

The judges all marveled at Alberto’s foresight. Initially, when they head of Maren’s prowess, they were skeptical. Now, seeing her brilliance firsthand, they finally believed it.

Even in today’s medical competition alone, ordinary doctors required at least half an hour to diagnose the condition, let alone start effective treatment.

But Maren? Within ten minutes, she’d pinpointed the exact illness and created a remedy, which started showing results almost instantly.

The sight stunned many of the seasoned doctors present.

A few even approached Maren afterward, eager to discuss techniques, nearly disrupting the proceedings.

She was perfect.

No one disagreed–when it came to Maren, the verdict was clear.

“You did it, Maren! You swept every championship and took the overall title. Congratulations! The state military leaders want to honor you in a special way. Come on, let’s go together,” Nadia beamed.

Since the competition concluded around two in the afternoon, everyone was tired and hungry. They had skipped lunch due to the packed schedule, planning a celebratory feast afterward to commend everyone’s efforts–especially Maren’s.

This wasn’t just any meal–it was held in honor of the champion.

Since the competition’s goal was to find top talent for the state military, the gathering also served as a way to draw those promising individuals in.

Of course, Maren had no interest in a military career. Her main focus remained

urgent news.

But Nadia’s invitation surprised her.

Had Nadia actually just asked her to the celebration banquet?

iting for Sawyer’s call with

Reflecting further, Maren recalled that Nadia had been exceptionally cooperative today–no interference, no

snide comments.

Her current kindness felt suspiciously uncharacteristic.

“I’m not exactly in the best mood right now; getting on my nerves wouldn’t be a great idea,” Maren warned her coldly.

“I don’t know what you mean, Maren. I’m not here to make things difficult for you.”

Nadia was oddly agreeable today. The moment she caught the hint of suspicion in Maren’s eyes, she quickly apologized.

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“Last night, I did a lot of thinking. I realized I was wrong in the past and treated you unfairly. I genuinely hope

you can forgive me.”

Nadia even apologized.

“I can’t forgive you. Just keep your distance,” Maren answered bluntly.

Still, Nadia persisted, softening her voice. “Look, Maren, I know you join the competition primarily to get

Morris into the military. But you realize the top brass has their eyes on you, right? If you decline, they won’t be pleased, making things difficult for Morris. Why not just attend the banquet and put in a good word for him?”

Throughout today’s events, Nadia had observed Maren quietly assisting Morris several times.

She’d considered reporting it more than once.

However, Maren’s help was subtle–a simple glance, a small gesture–nothing substantial enough for a formal

complaint.

In the end, Morris finished ahead of Nadia, taking second place.

Maren was the undisputed winner.

Morris was second.

And Nadia was third.

Nadia finally understood her chances of joining the military had evaporated. Even if Maren declined, Morris

would fill the vacancy.

It all became clear why Maren had earlier refused the military’s offer herself.

She wouldn’t join personally; instead, she’d promote her loyal follower.

Secretly, Nadia had to admit Maren was smarter than she’d thought.