Genius Kids' Scheme Claiming Daddy's Billionaire Empire novel Chapter 147

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Genius Kids‘ Scheme: Claiming Daddy’s Billionaire Empre

Chapter 147

These are basic questions. If you can’t answer them, maybe we should continue this with the education board present.”

Jackson’s resistance crumbled visibly. Please ask Jason and the other witnesses to come down, he told his secretary.

Anna stepped forward. “These students have classes. We shouldn’t disrupt their education.”

“One missed class versus my brother’s entire future?” Irene’s voice could have frozen fire. “I think we know what matters more.”

Anna’s eyes flashed. “Touching to see you suddenly so conceffied about your brother. Didn’t seem to care much when you ditched him to run off to R Country.”

Ethan tensed, but Irene didn’t flinch.

“Don’t try that manipulation crap with me,” she said quietly. “We both know exactly why I left. And so do you.”

The loaded statement hung in the air. The principal and committee members exchanged curious glances, clearly sensing there was much more history between these women than a school dispute.

Minutes later, a group of nervous students filed in, led by a tall boy who couldn’t quite meet anyone’s eyes.

“Thanks for coming,” Jackson began awkwardly.

Irene didn’t wait. “So you’re accusing my brother of forging letters. Tell me exactly what you claim to have seen.

Jason shifted his weight. “We saw him working on the letters.”

“Where?” Irene asked.

“The library,” Jason answered quickly.

“It was in the computer lab,” another boy said at the same time.

Irene raised an eyebrow. “Can’t even get your story straight on where it happened? What else? What day? What time? What exactly

did you see?”

The students glanced at each other, their stories unraveling under direct questioning.

“We definitely saw him… changing those letters,” Jason insisted, though his confidence was bleeding out with every word.

“Changing how? What changes? What program was he using? Who was with him?” Irene fired questions rapidly, giving them no

time to coordinate.

As contradictions piled up, the students grew visibly uncomfortable. Anna tried jumping in several times, but Irene’s quick

questioning left no opening.

When the students began stumbling over their own words, Irene pulled out her phone and set it on the table.

“I’ve been texting with my lawyer this whole time,” she said, voice dangerously calm. “We’ve got two choices here. Fix this mess now, or take it to court. Lying about someone isn’t just mean–it’s illegal.

The students went pale.

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“Exactly” liens agreed with a cold smile. “Real truth doesn’t fall aps when tested. So, ready for handwriting experts? Or to make your claims with the police wat hing?

The silence that followed spoke volumes.

Jackson, looking increasingly stressed, tried regaining control. Perls we need more time to review-?

“The witness testimonies are clear, Anna interrupted firmly. The vigation is established.”

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