Part 1The Reincarnated True Daughter Tried to Ruin My Finals, But I Read the Book First

The day before my final senior exams, a girl showed up at my house claiming she was my parents' biological daughter.

I knew she had deliberately chosen the day before the exams to show up, hoping the shock would make me fail.

Because she was reincarnated, and I had transmigrated into this book.

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The day before my final exams, my parents' biological daughter knocked on our door.

She said we had been switched at birth in the hospital and asked for a DNA test.

My mom immediately hugged her and burst into tears. "Sweetheart, we don't need a DNA test. A mother just knows. You are definitely my daughter."

The reason was simple: this "true daughter" looked exactly like my mom did in her youth.

The true daughter seemed a little stunned.

She looked at me and said, "Maybe we should still do it. Just in case I made a mistake."

"It's not a mistake," my mom wept. "You are my daughter."

But at the true daughter's strong insistence, they still had someone come over to collect samples for a rapid DNA test.

After the technician collected their three swabs and was about to leave, the true daughter spoke up at the perfect moment.

"Harper, you should take one too."

The atmosphere instantly grew awkward.

I just smiled and said, "No need. You guys go ahead."

She was persistent. "You really should. Just in case I’m the one who made a mistake, it would give everyone peace of mind."

My dad said flatly, "It's fine. Harper already did a DNA test with us."

I flashed the true daughter a sweet smile.

This reincarnated true daughter had no idea that she wasn't the only one who knew the plot. I knew it too.

Because I was a transmigrator, and I actually knew more of the story than she did.

I knew long ago that she would show up at the Sterling family's doorstep the day before the finals.

She believed her past life was miserable because the original owner of my body had stolen her rightful place. So, she wanted revenge.

She deliberately chose to drop this bomb the day before the exams to catch Harper off guard and ruin her academic future.

In the original novel, the original Harper was the state's Valedictorian. But after the true daughter's sudden appearance, Harper's mental state collapsed, and she bombed the exams.

So, before the true daughter even knocked on our door, I had already found an excuse to tell my parents that I suspected I wasn't their biological child.

At my request, we did a DNA test.

The results were obvious: I was not a Sterling.

I immediately offered to move out, but my parents refused.

After all, they had raised me for eighteen years. Even without blood ties, the love was still there.

To ease the true daughter's awkwardness, my mom proactively brought up changing her name.

And so, even before her DNA results were officially printed, Olivia Hayes became Olivia Sterling.