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The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Chapter 53
“Mirabella, spill the beans, girl Does your family own an oil field or something?”
Jenna's words dripped with jealousy. With a sly arch of her brow, Mirabella
casually picked up her phone, unlocked it with a quick swipe of her thumb, and
with Jenna watching, she nonchalantly accepted a tidy sum of ten grand from
Delilah and Shawn via Messenger. The sheer audacity of her movements was
enough to leave anyone agape.
Jenna's jaw dropped. “Oh my God!” Oh, how she wanted to murder her desk—
mate not only swipe every penny from her Messenger, but also hog her billionaire
parents all to herself!
“Ugh, it's downright maddening to compare yourself to others.” Jenna sighed
dramatically, feigning sorrow. “Why can't I have a pair of filthy—rich parents doting
on their princess, huh?”
Mirabella turned her head, flicking her bangs away from her forehead with a
nonchalant grace. Her eyes sparkled with an enticing glint as she quipped, “You
may not have tycoon parents, but there's still a chance for you to be a tycoon
mommy to some spoiled child.”
Jenna choked on her own laughter and threw her a thumbs-up. Whoever said
her desk—-mate was just a pretty face must not have heard her razor-sharp wit.
Mulling over the recent rumors, Jenna shifted closer to Mirabella. Her playful
expression from moments before was replaced by one of genuine concern.
“Speaking of which, there’s some gossip going around about you. Have you
heard?”
Mirabella raised an inquisitive eyebrow. “What gossip?”
After pondering for a brief moment, Jenna said, “Rumor has it that your grades
are nothing to brag about, that you can’t even match up to the average Joe in
class, and that you got into this school through some backdoor shenanigans.”
Parkside High School wasn't like the neighboring Maple Academy; it was a place
for the true academic cream of the crop. The school’s rules were strict, and its
principal was famously unbending and iron—fisted. The idea of someone
sneaking in through the backdoor was practically unheard of at Parkside.
However, the rumor about Mirabella’s using such means was now the
scandalous exception, challenging the integrity of Parkside’s reputation. Rumors
are often harmless, but when they attack the honor of an institution, they become
a serious matter.
Considering how Mirabella’s parents seemed to be showering her with money
transfers daily, Jenna couldn't help but suspect that there might be a kernel of
truth to the whispers of nepotism.
Of course, she'd rather not believe such gossip, especially since her desk—
mate's studious dedication was plain for all to see.
Mirabella, catching Jenna's conflicted gaze, offered a sly smile and countered,
“Do you believe it?”
“Me? Of course not,” Jenna shook her head. “You're always buried in books.
You're the quintessential bookworm. Anyone could be accused of sneaking in,
but you're the least likely suspect.”
Hearing Jenna's assessment, Mirabella could only chuckle and shake her head
at the girl's Innocence.
While Mirabella remained utterly unfazed and unconcerned, Jenna voiced her
frustration, “How can you be so calm? Wouldn't any normal person be upset
about being bad-mouthed?”
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Mirabella gave her a contemplative
look before replying in a laid-back

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Jenna's mouth twitched with

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annoyance. “That's easy to say, but if
this rumor keeps spreading, it could
become a real headache. If those
idiots take it to the principal, that

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After a pause, Jenna suddenly
remembered something. Her eyes lit
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Mirabella’s eyebrow quirked in interest. “Oh?”

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