Chapter 42 Mathematics Olympiad Competition

• At the Martins residence they were in the dining room eating breakfast. From that day, Aiden accused his sister of stealing his father from his mother. The atmosphere became awkward. Avery tried several times to talk sense to her brother to no avail. He told her that they were no longer related. His mother had told him to be tough towards his sister in order to protect his inheritance.
• Avery used to be a chatterbox, but lately she had become quiet to avoid upsetting her brother. She wished that her uncle was back in South Africa. Maybe he would talk sense to her brother's thick skull. Her father tried to intervene, but Aiden felt that his father was taking his sister's side. He told his father that he would never forgive his sister as long as her nanny was still around.
• At school, Aiden asked Mr Jacobs to move him far from his sister. Mr Jacobs looked at Avery and asked, "Is it alright if I move you to the front row or do you prefer to be moved to another class, Miss Martins?" Avery looked at her brother and replied, "Sir, please move me to the front row. I don't want to be moved to another class."