Chapter 8 Like Father, Like Daughter

In a situation like this, even a fool would know it was time to leave. Eventually, Frank found an excuse to get up. He dragged Matilda and Collin along with him. But coincidentally, just as they stepped out the door, a lively commotion of cheers erupted outside. Walking toward us was the school principal, Zayne Cumberbatch, accompanied by several executives. They were all dressed in black, but each of them had a bright red flower pinned to their chest. "Congratulations, Mr. Lovelace! We came in person to deliver the good news." Zayne was usually busy, and my dad rarely visited the school. So, Zayne assumed that Frank was my father. From a distance, he added, "Mr. Lovelace, like father, like daughter! Lola has made you proud!" Who would have thought Zayne was just here to deliver the college entrance exam results? Frank was stunned. "No, no, you got it wrong! I'm Lola's father." Dad, who was a little excited, quickly stepped forward. "I'm Herman Lovelace, Lola's father. How did