Sister’s Perfect Cheat Became Her Ruin Chapter 05

Sister’s Perfect Cheat Became Her Ruin Chapter 05 The Evidence Box

at my battered desk and checked each answer against the newly released official key.

I got every multiple-choice theory question right. Even under the harshest grading for the tactical essays, my total came to 712 points.

That put me 28 points above the Alpha Central Tribunal’s usual cutoff.

First place was mine.

I took a deep breath and pulled a locked box from a hidden compartment.

Inside were all 20 tests from the past year, along with the scratch slates I saved after each one.

I used a recording crystal to preserve each piece of evidence.

My final answers matched Elsa’s every time, down to the last mark. But my scratch slates were packed with formulas, calculations, and complete reasoning, while every one of Elsa’s slates was spotless and blank.

When the rankings came out, this evidence would destroy her.

I left my room for a moment. When I came back, my blood ran cold.

Every study guide on my desk and every certificate on my wall had been torn to shreds. White scraps covered the floor like snow.

Rage flared through my chest, and my whole body shook.

“Well, look who is back.”

I jerked my head up and found Elsa leaning against my doorframe, casually chewing berries.

She spread her hands, her smile somehow innocent and smug at the same time.

“I came in looking for something and noticed all this junk taking up space. You’re never getting into the Alpha Central Tribunal anyway, so those sad little certificates and study notes were basically trash.

“I did you a favor and cleaned it up. No need to thank me, sis.”

[YESSS, rip it all up! Those awards should have belonged to Elsa anyway!]

[Why was that extra hoarding all those dusty notes? Did she seriously think she could rewrite her life?]

[Hide whatever you want. Lowborn trash stays lowborn. She is NEVER getting a bloodline upgrade.]

The floating comments mocked me without pause.

I clenched my fists and held Elsa’s smug gaze, forcing down the fury burning inside me.

Go ahead. Tear it all up.

She could laugh all she wanted now. The day the results were posted, she would be crying her eyes out.