His Heiress Wife (Retika)

Everyone was glued to their seats, wondering what was going on.

Reagan was bold enough to stand up and to accuse Ms.Watson, the homeroom teacher, of lying.

That action did not go unnoticed as the homeroom teacher's expression darkened, eyes a bit narrowed.

"What do you think you're doing, Reagan?" the teacher said, her voice tinged with distaste.

"Is that how you talk to your teachers?"

Reagan emanated a confident aura as she stood and Ms.Scott, the math teacher, spoke right away, "If you know anything, Reagan, then say it.Don't worry, we'll do our best to understand, Ms.Scott reassured Reagan.

Reagan nodded.

To expose Melody's true colors, Reagan had to disregard quite a few things.

"It's just that I live in the same house as Melody and my parents haven't called any teacher before,’ Reagan said.

The story that circulated was that Melody was a girl that the Sullivan Family found in the countryside, but no one came forward to admit who started it and Melody had never confirmed it so it stayed as a rumor.

But with what Reagan had said, she did confirm that Melody was her older sister.

With Reagan's statement, everyone's gaze was pulled to Melody in the hopes to see her reaction.

Melody remained calm.

Her beautiful features were unmoved even with Reagan's words.

And Reagan hated how deadpan Melody could be.

Reagan wanted Melody to be shocked and frightened, after Melody knew just how powerful Reagan was.

Unfortunately, Melody did not show any of those emotions.

Her face was left expressionless.

Not a word, not a twitch.

And Melody's calm state made Reagan internally panic as her heart started to pound against her chest.

Reagan clenched and unclenched her hands, discreetly hiding the panic that was rising within her.

Taking a deep breath, she decided that the way to shake it off was to have a bit more force.

"Come on, tell us.Tell us how you found someone to pretend to be your family to ask for a leave.Is the teacher even really lying?" Reagan raised a brow at Melody.

With a cold and almost uninterested smile on Melody's face, she looked at Reagan who was starting to look like an absolute fool.

"Since you want to know a lot, why don't you ask the principal who called this morning,’ Melody confidently said.

could even ask, the principal had already

Melody's guardian, Atty.Lewis, the famous lawyer in

Sullivan used to have full custody over Melody until

technically an adult,

to go to school, she remained

defeated expression, Melody felt more at

people like Reagan.But Melody could feel that her anger had not subsided yet.She was not happy and those who had done her wrong were going to be miserable, too.Melody walked up to the podium and took out

with a keypad and

Melody's phone, everyone

how Melody could live with such an

was something pulled from a different

to whisper if Melody ever

everyone was shocked, Melody opened the projection

then playfully gazed at

what I did this morning, then

on her phone

to the computer on the

reported that the decision for the chairman of the Sullivan Enterprise has been made” the voice

former chairman of the Sullivan Group, Ms.Melody Sullivan, was elected

what financial news was

it to report about the Sullivan Family

the video ended, the crowd burst into

almost popped out of their sockets, unable to believe that Melody had become

agreed and that was a question in

not just Reagan who was surprised, even

Lance gave Melody a thumbs up as he smiled

the whole morning just to inherit 100 million dollars?" one

my hero.I'll even call you my boss’’ Some of the

of the rumors that said even if she didn't study hard, she would inherit

Melody was

also someone with power and a good background.But

chairman of the Sullivan Family

troublesome!’ Ms.Scott

scared and Melody had no intention of letting it go

but once provoked, she wouldn't stop until she was

and picked up the chalk box

stood

she narrowed her eyes as a confident

Ms.Scott” Melody said with a

as she forced an awkward smile on her

just joking,

She laughed awkwardly.

about this misunderstanding,