My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 206

Chapter 206 

The principal observed Felix, who sat between Bradley and Esther, with a slight frown. He sought confirmation once again. “Mr. and Mrs. Warner, are you certain that you want him to take the elementary school exam at such a young age?” 

Bradley replied in a deep voice, “Let him attempt the test papers first.” 

“Very well.” The principal placed two first-grade test papers in front of Felix. 

Felix glanced at them casually and remarked, “I want the ones from third grade.” 

Surprised, the principal kindly warned, “They might be a bit challenging for you.” 

“Mr. Principal, I want to give it a try,” Felix said. 

With no other option, the principal replaced the papers with two third-grade test papers and presented them to Felix. 

Swiftly, Felix began answering the questions using a pencil. 

Starting with the math paper, Felix demonstrated his remarkable speed and accuracy. Each of his answers was correct, leaving the principal astonished. While the principal initially had little confidence in Felix, mathematics, which tested logical thinking abilities, proved to be his forte. 

Felix completed the third-grade math test paper in just 20 minutes. 

“Don’t you want to check your answers, Felix?” Esther inquired. 

Confidently, Felix patted his chest and replied, “Mommy, I’m sure I got everything right.” 

After considering it, the principal handed Felix a fifth-grade math test paper. To everyone’s surprise, Felix finished it in just half an hour, and all of his answers were flawless. 

The principal marked the test papers right then and there. Even the fifth-grade paper received. a perfect score. 

“Mr. Warner, did you hire a private tutor for your child?” the principal asked. 

Bradley shook his head, saying, “No, he was in the hospital due to his poor health, so I didn’t. force him to study. 

“Based on his performance in mathematics, it’s evident that he is highly skilled,” the principal exclaimed, his eyes gleaming with awe as he looked at Felix. He couldn’t help but think that with Felix’s intelligence, he could participate in elementary school mathematics. competitions. 

“How about letting him skip to the fifth grade?” 

Hearing the principal’s suggestion, Esther voiced her concerns, “He’s so young. Can he handle. the fifth grade?” 

She worried that if older and bigger classmates surrounded Felix, he might face bullying at school. 

“Mrs. Warner, you needn’t worry about your son’s safety. Our school provides a supportive and friendly environment. Considering his health condition, our homeroom teacher will give 

him extra attention,” the principal assured, regarding Felix as a potential math prodigy.