The Senator’s Daughter Is Now the CEO They Need Chapter 19

The Senator’s Daughter Is Now the CEO They Need Chapter 19

The Davis family had never cared about my academic performance.

In their eyes, I was just a responsibility they had to manage.

They were reluctant to even mention me in public, let alone track my application progress.

But Olivia had always moved in the same circles as me. How could she not know where I really stood?

Clearly, she had been deliberately misleading them.

The version she’d told them was another story entirely.

Seeing that I was still determined to leave, my mother hesitated.

“Why don’t… I cancel the party and stay with you?”

I was about to say there was no need.

But Julian was already urging her impatiently from behind.

“Mom, the guests are almost here. What are you still standing there for?”

My mother glanced toward the door, then back at me. In the end, she didn’t even wait for my reply before turning to greet her guests.

It had just been for show.

She didn’t want to stay.

And I had no desire to ask her to.

The party downstairs was loud all day.

Upstairs, I worked through practice questions, researched case law, and when I got tired, joined an online study session with Liam and the others.

It wasn’t until late that night that the party finally wound down.

The house was a mess, but they were too lazy to clean it up.

The next day, my mother called to say the party had been exhausting, so they were planning to fly to the Bahamas for a few days to recover.