From Trash to Treasure: The Sinclair Family's Beloved Genius novel Chapter 113

Chapter 113: Chapter 113: Back to School

Although she had already proven the Hodge conjecture on *Genius*, she still had to write the paper.

Many of the mathematical symbols involved didn’t even belong to this era.

Not only did Chloe Sinclair have to prove the Hodge conjecture, but she also had to prove all the other mathematical formulas she used.

It wasn’t difficult, but it was still mentally exhausting.

But now she suddenly understood why Eight had mocked her back on the show.

Its math progress bar had already reached 83%, and what she was learning had already surpassed the knowledge of the current era.

Eight had once privately told her that it came from the future.

As for how far in the future, Eight had never actually said.

However, the knowledge within the system was enough to advance the world by a century, and Eight claimed that was just the basics.

In other words, Eight was from at least a millennium in the future.

Chloe Sinclair suddenly felt an urge.

’I’m going to squeeze this system for everything it’s worth.’

Chloe Sinclair went back to writing her paper, completely unaware of what was happening online.

She didn’t find out about Linda Warren’s arrest until the day after she finished the paper.

Summer Beckett noticed Chloe Sinclair hadn’t been to school in a long time. Paired with everything happening online, he started to worry about her.

So, he came to the Sinclair family villa over the weekend.

Chloe Sinclair was a little surprised to see him.

When Summer Beckett saw that no one else was home, the knot of anxiety in his chest finally loosened.

Her gaze was placid as she looked at Summer Beckett. "I haven’t been to school in half a month. How are your grades?"

At her words, his expression froze. He stammered, "They’re... they’re all right."

"Hm?"

Chloe Sinclair arched an eyebrow, her tone shifting, and for some reason, it made Summer Beckett want to shrink into his collar.

He felt that right now, Chloe Sinclair was exactly like the dean of students.

And he was the elementary schooler who had just been caught making a mistake.

He hung his head, looking as timid as a quail.

"My grades are in the top ten in our class now," he mumbled. "And not just me, most of the class is improving. Mr. Stern says we’re the class he’s been most proud to teach."