Mike’s voice was loud enough for everyone in the private room to hear clearly.
Those who usually couldn’t stand Madam Lincoln were secretly laughing.
Especially Freya, who had “schadenfreude” written all over her face.
“Whether I’m qualified or not is not for you to decide.”
“Smack!”
As soon as the words fell, Marie took out the admission letter that Dean Franklin given to her from her coat pocket and slammed it on the table.
“What is this?”
The relatives around them were all dumbfounded.
“An admission letter?”
Mike immediately recognized that the admission letter Marie took out was from the First Academy.
Madam Lincoln and Marionette were both shocked and looked at Marie in disbelief.
How could it be possible?
How could Marie get an admission letter from the First Academy?
“Impossible! How could you have an admission letter from the First Academy?”
“This letter must be fake!”
Mike suddenly spoke up.
Although he couldn’t find any problems with the admission letter, he refused to believe that it was real.
There was only one possibility left.
The admission letter was fake!
The others quickly realized what was going on.
Yes!
This admission letter must be fake.
Marie had forged it to save face at the banquet.
“Hahaha, so you’re stupid!” Mike picked up the admission letter and showed it to everyone present.
“If you had forged a regular high school admission letter, we might have believed you.”
“But you forged an admission letter from the First Academy. Who would believe that a loser like you could be admitted to the top academy?” Mike finished, immediately causing a burst of laughter around him.
Madam Lincoln turned pale with anger in the face of the ridicule from other relatives.
She wished she could find a hole to crawl into.
Marionette, on the other hand, had a hint of playful smile on her face.
She thought Marie had made some progress and wanted to find an opportunity to warn her.
Marie was just as stupid as before she went to the juvenile detention center.
“Uncle, take a look at this admission letter. It’s fake, right!” Mike even sent Marie’s admission letter to Kenny, a teacher at the First Academy.
Kenny could naturally tell if it was real or not.
“Of course! It must be fake!” Kenny looked down on Marie and had already decided that her admission letter was fake before even looking at it.
However, in front of everyone, he still picked up the admission letter to try to find any flaws in it and show off his authority.
“You guys, look at this seal…”
When it comes to fake admission letters, the easiest way to expose them is through the seal.
However, after carefully examining the seal, he was shocked and speechless.
This seal.
It’s actually real!
And it’s accompanied by Dean Franklin’s exclusive seal!
What this seal represents may be unknown to outsiders, but Kenny is very clear.
Ordinary admission letters only have the college seal, but if Dean Franklin also stamps it, it means that this student is a key training target of the college.
At the same time, this student will be directly assigned to the best class after entering the college.
In the Brooklyn City entrance exam, any student who ranks in the top ten and chooses to attend Brooklyn City First College will have Dean Franklin’s seal on their admission letter.
“How about it? The seal is fake, right?”
Mike didn’t notice the change in Kenny’s expression and continued to ask.
“This seal is real…”
Kenny said awkwardly.
“Slap!”
Instantly, Mike felt an invisible slap hit him hard in the face.
The slap came so fast!
And the other relatives were also stunned in place.
How is this possible?
How could a problem student who hasn’t even graduated from junior high school and has been in a juvenile detention center receive an admission letter from the first college?
“Uncle, why don’t you take another look? Maybe you read it wrong?” Mike held onto a glimmer of hope and spoke after a moment of hesitation.
Kenny’s words undoubtedly put him in an awkward position.
After all, he was the first one to accuse Marie of forging the acceptance letter.
Now, how was he supposed to backpedal?
“I don’t know what’s going on, but this acceptance letter is indeed real,” Kenny said, feeling embarrassed.
After all, he had just criticized Marie for being uneducated, but now he was being slapped in the face by the acceptance letter from the First Academy. This chapter is updated first at novelping . com.
“Sister, did you steal someone else’s acceptance letter and change the name to yours?” Suddenly, Marionette’s voice, which was both cute and worried, came into everyone’s ears.
Before anyone could react, Marionette walked a few steps to Marie’s side, gently persuading her, “Sister, do you know that what you’re doing is illegal? The First Academy has the right to send you back to the juvenile detention center!”
“Even if you can’t go to the First Academy, it’s okay. Mom and I believe that you can turn over a new leaf, but stealing the acceptance letter is just too foolish!”
“Sister, everyone around us is our family. If you apologize now, everyone will forgive you. But you must remember that you can never do this kind of thing again in the future.”
Marionette’s words immediately made everyone present realize the truth.
The acceptance letter was not fake, it was stolen.
With this revelation, everything made sense.
The seal on the acceptance letter couldn’t be faked, but the acceptance letter from the First Academy was a hardcover, with thick paper.
In the name column, as long as one bought the kind of stationery that could erase ink, it was possible to fake it.
Upon hearing this, Mike couldn’t help but sneer.
“So it turns out you stole someone else’s acceptance letter. You really have no shame!”
“They say a leopard can’t change its spots. I never thought you, who have lived for so long, still couldn’t change your habit of stealing. It seems you should be locked up in a juvenile detention center until you die!”
The distant relatives of the Lincoln Family also began to point and talk about Marie.
“She dares to steal an acceptance letter at such a young age. If she grows up, she’ll probably rob a bank!”
“If I were her mother, I’d rather not have given birth to this daughter…”
“Isn’t it? It’s really shameful!”
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“Marie, did you really steal the acceptance letter?” Madam Lincoln walked up to her with a grim expression.
Although her words were questioning, her expression had already indicated that she had a positive answer in her heart.
“I didn’t steal the acceptance letter. And if you look closely, there are no traces of alterations in the name column,” Marie replied.
Mike spoke up, “Auntie, don’t let her fool you! You can buy a ‘cheating device’ online that leaves no trace!”
“That’s just a trick used by those who don’t study well, just to change their grades and deceive their parents,” Madam Lincoln replied.
“Besides, do you really believe that Marie could get a letter of acceptance from the First Academy?”
“If you really believe she has that ability, why did she bring a gift to Uncle to try to get in through the back door?”
Every word from Mike was endorsed by those around him.
Madam Lincoln was furious and raised her hand to slap Marie’s face.
However, at that moment, the door of the private room was suddenly pushed open.
Upon seeing the newcomer, Madam Lincoln’ arm froze in mid-air.
“Is the Lincoln Family having a birthday banquet here?”
A middle-aged man walked in from outside.
“Dean Franklin? What brings you here?”