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    Since technical tricks hadn’t worked on Ste, the junior would have to be her target.


    Sharon and William weren’t easy marks, but an ordinary college student? That was perfect.


    Her past failures had made her cautious. If she was going to act against the junior, she had to be fully prepared.


    She hired someone to investigate Jeff thoroughly—there was barely any information online about a normal student.


    Thankfully, the payment worked fast. Within two hours, a full dossier appeared in her inbox. Nina scanned it, narrowing her eyes.


    Jeff came from a poor background, but he had pride and a hunger for recognition—exactly the kind of person she could manipte.


    Her fingers moved quickly across the keyboard as she created a fake schrship notice from a top international research institute, sending it to Jeff anonymously.


    The email praised his academic performance and said the institution had decided to award him a full schrship, including overseas study opportunities.


    At the bottom was an application form. If he filled it out, he could get arge sum of money upfront.


    For a student trapped by poverty, it was a dreame true. Nina believed in one rule: no pain, no gain. The money for the check woulde straight from her ount.


    Jeff clicked open the email the moment itnded in his inbox. One word had caught his eye.


    At first, he assumed it was just another update from the university about their regr financial aid. But the second he opened it, he knew something was off. The email wasn’t from the school. It was from some foreign organization he’d never even heard of.


    His gut reaction was tobel it a scam. He was ready to delete it and move on. But before he could, Nina’s next move kicked in. The very next day, some “official” documents and thick application packets arrived at the school office—addressed to him.


    Then, things got even weirder. A representative from the organization actually called him. They had a clear foreign ent, and they sounded… professional.


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    Jeff wasn’t sure what to think anymore. He hesitated for a long while, but when they sent over the link to their official website, his doubts started to fade. Everything looked legit. Polished. Detailed.


    And the truth was, he was strapped for cash.


    If this schrship was real—and if it could ease the pressure even a little—then why not go for it? He thought it through. Scammers usually wanted your money, and he barely had any to begin with.


    He figured he had nothing to lose, so he filled out the forms and sent them back.


    A few dayster, Nina—still pretending to be part of the schrshipmittee—followed up with a new request. She told Jeff they needed him to participate in a research experiment to finalize his eligibility.


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