How My Ex Became My Next by Kirk Stanley ( Gilda Lynch ) novel Chapter 484

Chapter 484 

Jackson raised his eyes and glanced at him without hesitation. 

“Well, didn’t she agree to come with you?” 

Jeffrey explained, “I’ve fallen behind in my studies recently. My grandpa has arranged tutoring for her, so I can’t come for the time being.” 

“Oh, what course?” 

“Mathematical Olympiad.” 

The next day, Gilda came to the Mathematical Olympiad classroom with lack of interest. “This is so difficult. Can we skip it?” 

As soon as he finished his words, 

Gilda looked up and saw Jackson sitting in her seat. Gilda rubbed her eyes and came forward in disbelief, “Jackson, why are you here?” 

Jackson didn’t even raise his eyelids and said, “I heard that I could get extra points in the Mathematical Olympiad Examination, so my mother signed me up for a class.” 

Gilda gloated, “I thought I was the only one who got poisoned. I didn’t expect that Aunt Helen would also come to talk to you.” 

“Yeah, I’m in the same school as you.” 

“It’s just that the Mathematical Olympiad is really hard!” 

Gilda wanted to cry. When could she stop learning Mathematical Olympiad? 

Jackson smiled helplessly, took her mathematical Olympiad textbook and opened it. “I don’t have any problems with your topics in the seventh grade. Do you want to tell me about them?” 

“I just read your question, and the idea of solving this problem was wrong at first. You can see from this stem… 

After listening to Jackson’s explanation, Gilda was enlightened and said, “Jackson, why did you explain the topic? I understand it at once. I can’t understand any of them.” 

“I think you are much better than the teacher. How about you teach me the topics I don’t know in the future?” 

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Chapter 484 

Gilda looked at him with eager eyes, like a cute kitten. 

“Okay 

A simple word made Gilda overjoyed, and she was no longer so resistant to the Mathematical Olympiad. 

There was even a hint of interest. 

In this way, Jackson accompanied Gilda in the mathematical Olympiad class for most of the semester. When she participated in the mathematical Olympiad competition at the end of the semester, Gilda directly won the gold prize in the junior high school group. 

Holding the trophy, Gilda felt it was unreal. 

“Jackson, it’s all because of you. I love you so much. You don’t even know how grandpa looks when he knows that I won the gold award…” 

Seeing that Gilda talked a lot, Jackson only heard what she said. Even if it was just her casual words, they still touched his heartstrings quietly. 

In a blink of an eye, it was the second stage of junior high school. 

One day, Gilda came back from the PE class. She always felt a vague sense of bearing pain in her lower abdomen. At first, she didn’t take it seriously.