The Ultimate Reborn Heiress (Scarlett) novel Chapter 254

Chapter 254 The Score That Shocked Everyone

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Hazel had just left the hospital, but she had already pushed herself to take this mock exam.

Suddenly, Hazel looked up and saw Scarlett.

Her teeth clenched in anger.

It was Scarlett’s fault. Two years ago, Scarlett had secretly recorded that voice clip and released it later to ruin her reputation.

This time, Hazel swore she would get a great score. She would make her fans like her again.

And she would definitely score higher than Scarlett.

Besides, Scarlett’s grades had already dropped a lot before.

During the summer, she had been busy filming shows all the time. There was no way she could do well on this test.

Hazel was sure she would beat Scarlett in scores.

Scarlett pulled her eyes away calmly and walked into the exam room.

The afternoon exam was math. Just like before, she finished the entire test in only thirty

minutes.

The questions were simply too easy for her.

Her spiritual power had grown stronger. Even without writing out every step, she could run the whole calculation in her head and get the answer instantly.

The moment she turned in her paper, her classmates almost wanted to cry.

Was she just guessing? Or did she really know the answers?

Who finishes a math exam in thirty minutes?

And this test was actually pretty hard. Some questions even used topics from twelfth–grade material.

Over the next two days, Scarlett also took exams in Eefali, biology, history, and chemistry.

The exams lasted three days in total.

When students had chosen their tracks earlier, Scarlett had selected the arts track.

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But now she was starting to think about switching to the science track.

Still, there was no rush. This exam would probably cause a lot of debate again. No one knew yet what the school would decide.

On the fourth day, the teachers of Class H walked into the office carrying the graded papers. Many of them still looked a little stunned.

That morning, the teachers had arrived early.

It wasn’t only the day the twelfth graders finished their mock exams but also the first day of school for the eleventh graders. There would be a staff meeting.

Inside the twelfth–grade teachers‘ office, the homeroom teachers of Class A and Class B were chatting happily.

“Cynthia did really well,” one teacher said with a smile. “She even got the twelfth–grade questions correct. She scored 740 marks in language.”

“Perry did great in math,” another teacher replied. “He clearly studied some twelfth–grade topics ahead of time. He got 750. Though his language and literature score is a little lower. I wonder which of our two top students will get first place in the grade this time.”

Class A and Class B were the top classes for the arts and science tracks.

Most of the highest–scoring students in the grade were in these two classes.

Cynthia and Perry had both ranked in the top three since eleventh grade.

So naturally, their teachers assumed that first and second place in twelfth grade would still belong to those two.

“The scores were uploaded to the school app last night,” someone said. “The rankings should be ready now. Let’s see who got first place this time.”

After grading the tests the night before, every teacher had uploaded their students‘ scores to the school system.

By morning, the system would automatically calculate the rankings.

It would show each class’s total scores and average scores.

The teachers turned on their computers and opened the app to check the results.

Meanwhile, the teachers of Class H were still in shock. After grading the papers, they had started discussing them in their private group chat.

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The history teacher typed first, “I just graded a paper from one of our students. Full score?”

The chemistry teacher replied, “Same here.”

The biology teacher added, “Is it Scarlett? The paper I graded from her was also perfect. Very neat handwriting too.”

The Eefali teacher wrote, “Oh my God. Scarlett got a full score on the Eefali test too.”

Then the math teacher sent a message, “Huh? Her math test is also…”

The language teacher finally said, “Scarlett didn’t get a full score in literature. She got 790. I took off ten points for the essay. Honestly, if I were less strict, I might not have deducted them.”

Thinking about it again, even that test could have been a perfect score. She had answered every reading question exactly right–just like the standard answers in the textbook.

The history teacher hesitated before typing again. “What’s going on? Is this the same Scarlett from the entertainment industry? Didn’t I hear that she cheated on the first monthly exam back in eleventh grade?”

The Eefali teacher responded quickly. “Well, she definitely didn’t cheat this time. I was supervising the whole exam. She kept her head down the entire time, working on the test. And there’s no way she copied from anyone; she finished way too fast. She turned in her paper after just thirty minutes.”

Thinking about it still made him feel uneasy. When Scarlett had handed in her paper, he had been shocked. The listening section alone took twenty minutes. That meant she finished the rest of the test in only ten minutes.

He had wanted to stop her and say something. But when he looked down and saw the perfectly correct answers on her paper, he fell silent. He could only watch as Scarlett handed in the test and calmly walked out of the classroom.

The math teacher finally wrote, “So when school starts tomorrow, she will have a near–perfect

score.”

When that number appeared in the chat, every teacher in Class H fell completely silent.

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