After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities novel Chapter 566

Chapter 566

Franklin expressionlessly swept Poppy, his fingers tapping on the keyboard.

With a laptop computer on his knees, he was typing.

Poppy made a fool of herself and felt stuffed.

But soon, she was back on her feet.

She started to study because the college entrance exam was in a few days and she hoped to be admitted into the film school.

After so much study, she must pass the exam and not let Sylvia down.

She wanted to be a professional actress.

The days in June were hot, and the robins kept barking, making people distracted and very irritable.

The exam started at 9 o'clock and Poppy entered the exam room at 8:30.

Poppy got up early in the morning, after everything was ready, she looked at the time, it was only 7:30.

Her home was only about 20 to 30 minutes away from the exam room, so she thought she should go early.

Franklin and James drove to see her off themselves.

What the three siblings did not expect, however, was a traffic jam on the road.

The car just drove out for more than ten minutes before it got stuck in a traffic jam, and according to the traffic radio preview, the congestion ahead was about two kilometers.

It took about half an hour to get through.

"Holy shit! What the hell is wrong? I have an exam today!" Poppy was so depressed that she collapsed.

Just as she was getting anxious, the traffic radio in the car continued to broadcast that there was a car accident about two kilometers away from her examination room, and the traffic police were dealing with it.

What a dramatic life!

That was, they were likely to be blocked here for more than half an hour, possibly an hour ...

How would she take the exam if she stayed here for an hour?

She couldn't even get into the exam room, how could she go to film school?

"Franklin, how about ... I get off and run over."

Poppy looked at the time, it was already eight o'clock.

She couldn't wait any longer. If she waited any longer, she really wouldn't be able to enter the examination room.

Being late was simply the nail in the coffin.

"Why don't we wait a little longer? It's over ten miles from the school, and running can be tiring and slow." Franklin frowned, unhappy with the situation in front of him.

Poppy was so anxious that she was crying. Was she destined to be unable to take the entrance exam today?

She was breaking down when she suddenly saw someone knocking on the window of their car.

Poppy was stunned, lowered the window, and then saw a man on a motorcycle, wearing a red helmet.