Arielle Moore and Vinson Nightshire novel Chapter 874

Chapter 874 Reflect On Your Actions

The moment those words left his mouth, the other classmates chimed in.

“That’s right. Why won’t she think about what’s wrong with her instead?”

“Hear, hear. Whether or not Arielle helps you with your question is Arielle’s choice. Wendy, you’re just forcing it onto her.”

“If I were Arielle, I’d have poured acid on her face after what Wendy had done.”

The students did not care that Wendy was still in the same room at all.

Thus, when Wendy heard their comments, she trembled in rage. However, there was nothing she could do to Arielle.

She could only swear to herself that she had to be at the top of the class.

So what if Arielle’s back? She missed out on a test, and that means she’ll have to score a hundred and thirty for all the other tests to compensate for the Chanaean paper. I’m sure she won’t have a higher grade than me this time.

Right then, Donovan entered with the test papers.

There was someone else who came into the classroom with him—Marcus Brown.

The moment Donovan entered, he spotted Arielle, and his footsteps faltered. If not for Marcus behind him, he would have told Arielle to get out of the class.

Why should I keep her here? She’s been absent a week, and she was absent for her first test too.

It took Donovan several deep breaths before he managed to ignore Arielle and continued his way to the front of the classroom. “Students, this test is particularly important to you in another way as well. However, to make sure that it won’t affect your moods, I’ve decided to tell you about it after you’re all done with the test.”

After a pause, Donovan continued, “Mr. Brown is paying much attention to our preparatory class’ test this time too, so he has come to be an invigilator. I hope that you’ll be focusing on your papers to not squander the trust Mr. Brown has in our class. All right, the test begins now, so please return your seats and turn the tables to the side.”

After some shuffling noises, silence enveloped the classroom.

“This paper will be on advanced mathematics. We will be having University Ustranasion tomorrow morning. For tomorrow afternoon, it’ll be a paper on physics and chemistry.”

As Donovan informed them about the schedule, he and Marcus handed out the papers.

When Donovan reached Arielle’s table, he quietly warned, “If you’re not interested in studying, either lie on the table and sleep, so you won’t disturb the others, or leave before the test starts.”