All Chapters of The True Heiress Was Sent to a Fake Exam Hall: Chapter 1 - Chapter 9

9 Chapters

Chapter 1

My blood ran cold as I looked at the actors around me wrapping up. I looked at Kyle Reid. "Just one year? What was all the effort I put in throughout my senior year for?" His gaze grew a little frantic as he reached out to wipe my tears. When I ducked and evaded him, he sighed. "Lily, you always get good results. A year is nothing. I've found a boarding school for you."Let your parents spend some time with Courtney this year. After you returned, she has been suffering a lot…" I felt the scar on my back throbbing in pain. While I was locked up by Courtney's biological mother in the shed and snatching food from dogs, Courtney was being doted on by my parents. How had she suffered? My lips curved bitterly. "She's the daughter of a human trafficker. How is it possible that she's suffered more than me, the one who got trafficked?" Kyle tightened his grip around the bouquet as his face slowly hardened. "Those are all lies! The villagers said that the family treated yo

Chapter 2

His figure slowly merged with his younger self from three years ago. I got lost in the reverie. When I had just returned home one night, Courtney got some gangsters to stop me in the alley. The moment they laid their hands on me, I did not cry or shout. Instead, I sank my teeth into the leader's index finger and bit it off.After being hit and scolded by Courtney's biological mother, Helen Smith, for many years, I knew all too well that begging for mercy would not help. When I was thrown against the wall, a boy stood before me. He grabbed my hand and ran with me. "If you couldn't fight them, why didn't you shout for help?" He was like a moon that gently shone down on me. For the first time, I realized there was a third option besides taking the beatings and fighting back: asking for help. Hence, when Kyle asked if he could be my desk mate so I could tutor him, I agreed without any hesitation. His results improved, and everyone tried to guess the reason behind this weal

Chapter 3

My eyes watered as I smiled mockingly. "Am I going to forever be the bad guy in your eyes?! "I'm your biological daughter!" He took a deep breath. "Yes, that's exactly why I have to be even more careful. Even if you were innocent, it would be bad for our family's reputation if I started punishing her after you returned to us. "Go and apologize to Courtney."My last bit of hope was shattered. I was trying very hard to prove that I was innocent, yet it all seemed like a huge joke. My tears streamed down my cheeks. I was suddenly a little angry. Why should I leave after being humiliated like this?"Sure. Apologize to her, right? I'll go." They were taking graduation photos on the school field. Courtney was standing in the middle of the crowd. She wore a custom-made gown. She looked extremely elegant. I was wearing an old school uniform, and there was a footprint from when my father kicked me. People started gossiping. "Why is she here to take photos?""I bet she

Chapter 4

Like a madwoman, I charged into the hospital. The nurse, Anna White, stopped me. "The patient's not in a stable condition. We have to give her an injection. Is that alright?" I passed her the bank card with trembling hands. "Save her, please! I'll pay for all medical expenses." Anna swiped the card and then glanced at me. "There's no money on this card." My mind went blank. How was that possible? Over the past three years, I had saved all my scholarship money and Kyle's birthday money into this card. Kyle called me. "Lily, you gave Courtney quite a scare just now. I'll make it up to her by giving her a fireworks display. I'll use your money for that so Courtney will feel better about it." My voice was trembling. "Sloan's surgery…"Kyle chuckled. "You found out about it? It's the surprise I've prepared for you. I've found the best doctor to operate on her. Very soon, she'll be able to stand up again. Please don't be angry anymore…"He hung up on me. Before I could ma

Chapter 5

"Kyle, is Lily angry?"Courtney bit her lower lip and looked guilty. "It's all my fault. I insisted on taking you on the graduation trip. Lily must have wanted to go with us too…""What does it have to do with you?"My mother snorted. "She's the one who acted out of line. She ran off without telling us. That's rude." My father's expression sank. "Send her a text message and tell her to come home immediately. She's a young woman. It's not right for her to stay out for so many days." Kyle did not say anything. He stared at the unanswered text message, yet he felt somewhat relieved. He was a little worried. That day, when they were taking graduation photos, he could still remember how I had charged toward Courtney. Also, outside the examination hall, when I told him through teary eyes that I no longer wanted him because he was dirty, he thought he had run into a huge problem. He felt relieved as he thought that I followed him on the trip. He brought Courtney out on th

Chapter 6

"Impossible," said my mother as she started laughing. "She didn't even go for the college entrance exam. You must have made a mistake." My father also shook his head with a frown. Courtney bit her lower lip without saying a word. She was already tearing up. Kyle stood in the middle of the living room. His phone screen was still showing the two unanswered text messages. Harold stood dumbfoundedly. He swept his gaze across everyone as his smile slowly turned into confusion. "Wait… none of you knew about it?"He pushed his glasses up his nose bridge and said seriously. "Lily has been accepted by the Federal Institute of Defense Technology through its special early-entry program. The offer had been extended last year. She didn't need to go for the college entrance exam at all." Harold paused and added, "She went to the examination hall to accompany someone, I think. It was just a formality. She didn't need the results." Everyone was silent for a few seconds. "Where's t

Chapter 7

The training camp of Federal Institute of Defense Technology was located on the outskirts. It was surrounded by mountains. I had already been there for 17 days.Every morning, I got up at 5:30 and began with a two-mile warm-up run, followed by tactical classes and physical training. At night, we underwent additional training.Liam George showed up on the third day. I immediately recognized him. He was older than me by five years. When I was younger, he stayed on the neighboring street. When Helen hit me, he would come over and give me a sweet. After that, his relatives took him with them. We had never met since then. "Lily." He stood before me and glanced at the name tag pinned on my chest. "It's really you." He got a lot taller, and his shoulders were broad. However, his smile stayed the same. "Liam." He looked at me for two seconds before flicking his finger against my cap. "Stop with the formalities. Back then, you would run behind me and call me Liam." He smil

Chapter 8

On the day Courtney started college, I took half a day off. Courtney's dorm was located on the second floor. It was a four-person dorm, and her bed was located near the window. "Lily, you're really here." She put down her comb and turned around. "When Dad told me that, I thought he must have been mistaken." I sat down on her bed. She was the only one in the dorm. "It's a nice dorm," I said. "Of course." Courtney leaned back against her chair and crossed her legs. "It's the best dorm of Southvale University. Mom and Dad got someone to get it for me." She glanced at me with the same smile. "Let me tell you something, Lily. So what if you go to Federal Institute of Defense Technology? Mom and Dad only like me. Kyle too. When you're running laps in your stupid university, who will remember you?"I looked at her. "Are you done?" I asked. She straightened up in her chair and crossed her legs again. "You looked into Sloan's incident for three months. Have you found any ev

Chapter 9

When the verdict was made, it was a sunny day. I stood before the court with copies of the court judgement. Liam stood beside me. Courtney was sentenced to twelve years in prison for second‑degree murder. After taking into account her illegal alteration of examination records and enrollment under another student's identity, the court imposed a combined sentence of 15 years.As for my parents, they were sentenced to eight years in prison for aiding and abetting second-degree murder and obstruction of justice.Courtney's biological mother—the human trafficker who had abducted me—was sent back to prison after evidence connected her to Sloan's murder. With her early release revoked and the remainder of her previous sentence reinstated, she still had nine years left to serve.Sloan's family received victim compensation and restitution.Liam had also helped them apply for additional assistance through the state's victim compensation program.Summer also got the revised documents

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