The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella)

The academic director scribbled down the name on a notepad and then made his way over to the desk, firing up the computer. The academic office could access the school's database, and Anthony had clearance to browse through student files from different departments. Before long, Anthony pulled up Mirabella's file, but there wasn't much info there. Unlike the other students who had their home addresses listed, hers was blank.

The director, a bit confused, double-checked but still came up empty. He set the mouse down and turned to Kitty, saying, "Mrs. Summers, it seems your niece didn't leave a home address."

Pausing for a moment, he added, "It's possible the teacher just missed it while entering the data. Unfortunately, I don't have the authority to access the school archives to look at the new student files. I'm sorry."noveldrama

Kitty's eyes flickered with disappointment, but she trusted the director wasn't pulling any tricks. She replied, "That's alright, thank you so much for checking. If we can't find it, so be it."

If it hadn't been for the mystery surrounding her estranged sister's daughter's address, she wouldn't have bothered making this trip to the school. What a shame they didn't find it.

Remembering Kitty's earlier description, assuming the student might be a handful, the director offered, "Mrs. Summers, don't worry too much. Kids this age have their own ideas. The more parents try to control them, the more they might push back. Maybe a new approach could smooth things over."

Kitty smiled politely, not in the mood for a lecture, and stood up from the couch. "Thank you for the advice, Mr. Howard. As parents, we'll keep it in mind. I won't take up more of your time."

The director smiled, shaking his head, "No trouble at all."

Kitty nodded politely and left the academic office.

Jules was waiting downstairs, with the car parked just outside. As Kitty emerged, he opened the car door and asked, "Any luck with Miss Mira's address?"

Kitty shook her head, "Nope."

Jules scratched his head, "No worries about that. Maybe we can come back another day when Yara's not around and try to find Miss Mira?"

Kitty narrowed her eyes, not thrilled about chasing down a junior, and waved it off, "We'll see."

She slipped into the car. Jules gave a nod, respectfully shut the door, and walked around to the driver's seat.

Kitty leaned back in her seat, her gaze drifting over the Prestige College campus. She wasn't keen on her estranged niece getting close to her daughter, but with them both at the same school, it was bound to happen.

Pressing her fingers to her temples, she sat in silence for a while before glancing up at Jules, "Is there any way to get my sister's daughter to switch schools?"

As long as they weren't in the same school-or even in Riverdale-they could avoid any influence on her daughter. Just like when they had pushed her sister Delilah out years ago.

A cold glint flashed in Kitty's eyes.

Jules, catching Kitty's words in the rearview mirror, thought for a moment and replied, "Well, for a transfer... it would have to be Miss Mira's choice."

"No, a transfer is too easy. I don't want her in Riverdale at all," Kitty said casually, flicking her long nails.

How could someone from such humble beginnings deserve a place in Riverdale? She should, just like her mother, be unceremoniously kicked out of this circle.