Arielle Moore and Vinson Nightshire novel Chapter 1132

Chapter 1132 Do You Miss Me

Only fifty students would get selected for early admission. A total of five hundred students had taken the exam that time around, but the acceptance rate was a measly ten percent.

Arielle led the students from Jadeborough University to view the admission list.

As the area around the notice board was crowded, it took them a while to squeeze past the students and make their way to the front.

There were only fifty successful candidates, so it was easy to spot their names.

Using his tall height to his advantage, Jared managed to spot Jadeborough University on the list and the names listed behind it: Jared Jupiter, Terry Fuller, Trisha Hughes.

His eyes lit up as he turned to Trisha. “You got in!”

“What?” Trisha could not believe her ears.

She craned her neck to glance at the list herself. Seeing that she was struggling, he put his hands on her waist and hoisted her up.

Utterly shocked, Trisha parted her lips and promptly forgot what she wanted to do.

“Did you see your name?” Jared asked from underneath her.

Snapping back to reality, she blushed crimson and turned to look at the list.

True to Jared’s words, her name was on the list with “Department of Arts” behind it.

“Did you see your name?” Jared repeated his question.

Trisha stammered out a reply. “Y-Yes.”

As her feet landed on the ground, he beamed and said, “I didn’t lie, right? You got accepted.”

Before she could say anything, Terry hollered excitedly, “I got accepted! I got accepted!”

He had reacted in a dramatic manner.

Chuckling, Arielle said, “Congratulations to those who got accepted. For those who weren’t, please don’t be disappointed. Think of it as an experience. You’ll know what to improve on before taking the worldwide standardized test later this year.”

The rest did not get their hopes high from the start. Despite their disappointment, they plastered smiles on their faces and congratulated Jared, Trisha, and Terry.

The chance to visit Maxwell University was itself an honor to them.