Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 2265

"Something others use to deceive others?" Jenson muttered silently.

Sir Ares said, "If a person has enough information against their target, it'll be extremely easy to use that knowledge to deceive them."

Jenson's face grew darker. His suspicions about Savannah grew from something simple to something more complicated.

"I understand, Daddy,” said Jenson.

Upon returning to his bedroom, Jenson turned on the computer and began to hack into the school’s system t o investigate Savannah's identity.

Savannah’s profile was very simple. She lived with her maternal grandparents since she was a child and had a deranged mother. Hence, the girl accepted a quack as her master at a young age.

Looking at this profile alone, Savannah was a person o f a simple background.

However, since the seed of suspicion had been planted, Jenson was unwilling to let this slide until he managed to dig out the truth.

He hacked into Savannah’s junior high school files to learn more about her past.

One of the teacher’s comments caught his attention. It

stated, [The student’s academic performance has plummeted, and her personality has become withdrawn and introverted. I hope the parents are well aware of this.]

This comment was completely different from Savannah's image in his head.

Jenson grew more aware and found that Savannah's life seemed to be divided into two phases. Before her third year of junior high, Savannah seemed to have a cowardly personality, low self-esteem, was an introvert, and always got poor grades.

However, after the third year of junior high, it seemed that something had happened to Savannah. Her grades shot up and she would get first place in the class. She successfully got into the best high school in the local area. Afterward, she continued being a top student and was finally admitted to the outstanding Imperial Capital University.

Perhaps her personality had become more cheerful after her grades went up.

Jenson shut down the computer and got lost in thought.