Chapter 918

Chapter 918

Marvin scratched his head in embarrassment. “Sigh! Just my rotten luck to have taken in a shameless

daughter!”

Sherlyn clutched his elbow and said, “Dad, you shouldn’t get sad over that ingrate. After all, you still

have me.”

“She’s right, Marvin. We still have Sherlyn! As for Corinne, the only thing we can do is hope for her to

come to her senses and pay what she owes to Josephine!”

Josephine’s mother’s act was so convincing that Pamela could not help but believe her a little. She

turned to look at Corinne, not wanting to believe the granddaughter-in-law she adored was that kind of

person.

“You could say I used Josephine’s results and that I had an abortion, but if you don’t have proof… Well,

I guess I’ll see you in court,” said Corinne calmly.

“The proof is that you had an abortion a few days before the exams!”

“Where did I have an abortion? Which hospital did I do it at? Who was the attending doctor?” asked

Corinne rapidly.

“As if anyone would know that many details about your dirty deeds. I bet you did it at the unlicensed

clinic that closed down years ago.”

’It closed down? Why, that’s as good as not having any proof.”

Josephine’s mother gritted her teeth and said determinedly, “Corinne, I might not have proof of your

abortion, but I can prove you’re bad at your studies and that you couldn’t have gotten into University of

New Capital City by your own effort.”

Corinne raised her eyebrow. “Is that so? And how are you going to prove that?”

Josephine’s mother scoffed. “Your old high school has records of you skipping class. How can

someone who skipped class so often be good at their studies? Ma’am, you can ask someone to go

check Corinne’s attendance records in our town’s high school; you’ll see for yourself who’s telling the

truth here.”

Pamela looked hesitantly at Corinne with eyes filled with mixed feelings. ’ Corinne, I…”

Corinne was speechless. It was true she often skipped class during high school, but it was not to hang

out with the thugs! At the time, she had just founded Newmoon Group and had to do everything herself

since neither Xante nor Aaron could handle it alone.

However, she mastered her schoolwork a long time ago. She never missed an exam and had been

recommended to many universities for admission. This was a known fact to all the teachers and the

principal.

‘But the fact that they dare to come here today means they’ve paid off the teachers and the principal.

And even if they didn’t, the teachers and the principal might not dare to testify for me if they were put

under duress,’ thought Corinne.

Josephine’s mother thought she had won when she saw Corinne being silent. “Cat got your tongue,

Corinne? You know you often skipped classes in high school, and this alone is enough proof of how

bad of a student you are!” “Whether or not my wife is a good student is not up to you to say. I alone

know better than anyone else what kind of person she is!”