How Death Became My Rebirth (Cassandra Yates) novel Chapter 300

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On the other side, in the physics department, Howard looked very pleased as he stared at the list with Cassandra’s perfect score in physics. 

Those two big characters made him ecstatic. 

“This girl is truly a good seedling for studying physics. There are people learning traditional medicine, so she should focus on physics. If she could come study physics, I can let her serve as the professor, he thought. 

She could easily become a special professor, but she insisted on being a student. He didn’t know what she was thinking. 

Emma, seeing her name in the third place on the list, felt very uncomfortable. What made her feel most humiliated was that Cassandra, who hadn’t attended classes for more than 20 days, actually scored full marks. 

‘She must have cheated! I’m gonna report it!‘ she thought. 

In the traditional medicine classroom, Cassandra was accused of cheating by her classmates face to face. The instructor didn’t know what to say. The results of the exams were too unbelievable. 

According to several traditional medicine professors, the questions this time were set by Traditional Medicine Association, and no one had scored full marks yet. The reason Cassandra didn’t get full marks this time was that the pharmacology professor got super strict and took off a point for her handwriting. 

Otherwise, this would have been a perfect score, which in their eyes, was already a perfect score. 

“Sir, Cassandra cheated. She hasn’t attended classes for so long, and as soon as she came to school, she started taking exams. She doesn’t even know what we’ve been studying. If it’s not cheating, how could she possibly score so high?” 

The difference between her score and the second place was 150 points. Cassandra, someone who hadn’t attended classes for so long, completely outperformed their students who attended classes, memorized pharmacology, and recognized medicinal herbs every day. 

This was unbearable for them. 

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The instructor said very awkwardly, “The issue you mentioned has been. considered by teachers and professors of various subjects. However, it was confirmed that Cassandra did not cheat. Her answers were even more detailed than the standard answers. How could we determine she cheated?” 

They had doubts too, but the facts slapped them in the face. Not only were there no problems, but her answers were even more detailed than the standard answers. How could she cheat? 

It’s either copying from excellent students or knowing the correct answers. 

However, Cassandra left the second place behind by 150 points, and they weren’t even in the same exam room. How could she copy? How could she copy answers more detailed than the standard answers? 

“Since you want to cover up for Cassandra, then I can only seek justice from the principal.” 

Several girls led by her walked out of the classroom together. 

Cassandra was somewhat puzzled. She had only been absent from school for more than 20 days. Inadvertently, she made enemies for herself. 

She asked Sofia and Cassidy in a lowered voice, “What’s her name?” 

Cassandra didn’t know her, so she didn’t understand where such hostility came from. 

Sofia was speechless. 

Sofia thought, ‘Seriously? She’s being targeted and even doesn’t know who’s targeting her?‘ 

“The one who just reported you to is Anabella. She’s not from a family of traditional medicine but has some connection to it. As for why she’s targeting you, I don’t know,” Cassidy patiently explained. 

She really didn’t know anything. This inexplicable feeling of being targeted… 

If she hadn’t been struck hard by Cassandra during the Summer camp, realizing her own shortcomings, she might have been targeting Cassandra too. 

Cassandra taught her a lesson with her strength, and today Cassidy was once again 

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‘Does Cassandra have a fully developed brain?‘ she wondered. ‘Seeing such scores, who wouldn’t be surprised?‘ 

“If I’m not mistaken, I don’t know her.” Cassandra carefully recalled, and there was no memory 

of this person. She didn’t think she had anything to do with this person. 

Not long after, the principal called Cassandra to his office. 

When Cassandra arrived, the professors of traditional medicine and the physics teachers were all sitting together, with Anabella, who had just walked out of the classroom, and Emma from the physics class. 

When everyone was almost there, the principal spoke first. “Cassandra, do you know how many points you got in both majors this time?” 

“I got full marks in physics, and I should have gotten full marks in traditional medicine too. As for why I got one point deducted, I should check the exam paper to find out,” Cassandra said very confidently, with a slightly humble tone. 

Before the principal could speak, Anabella interrupted, her eyes full of mockery, “So you mean, you should have gotten full marks, and the deduction of one point. is the teacher’s fault, right? You’re not even trying to conceal your cheating?” 

“I didn’t say that. The deduction of one point should be for the appearance of the paper, not for anything else. I think, Anabella, you might have misunderstood my meaning.” 

“Enough, stop talking. Should I handle this matter or should you?” The principal suddenly raised his voice. He wasn’t happy with Anabella as he thought she should focus on her own studies instead of envying the excellent student. 

However, it had to be said that Cassandra’s capability was very strong. She got full marks in both majors. He now completely understood why Howard was so angry when he knew that Cassandra took physics as an elective course. 

It would be a pity for her not to major in the school’s ace major as she was so excellent. 

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Anabella shut her mouth silently, but she gave Cassandra a fierce look with her 

eyes. 

The pharmacology professor stood up and said slowly, with a hint of shock in her voice, “Yeah, that one point was on purpose. I always knock off one point for everyone’s test presentation. You aced the questions, better than I could have. But I gotta be fair to everyb*dy, so I couldn’t just skip over you.” 

She patiently explained. At first, she was dissatisfied with Cassandra. The school. had only been in session for less than two months, and Cassie had skipped classes. for half that time. Restless and unfocused, she didn’t think Cassandra seemed cut out for studying traditional medicine.