The Ultimate Reborn Heiress (Scarlett) novel Chapter 260

Chapter 260 A Perfect Score

Scarlett finished all six test papers in less than an hour.

No one knew whether her answers were right or wrong. But one thing was clear: she had worked very fast. Her handwriting was neat and even, exactly the same as it had been on the practice exam a few days earlier.

The school administrators exchanged looks. They teach too, but none of them were experts in every field.

Ronald finally turned to Lulu. “M–Ms. Dixon, could you ask the teachers from your class to come grade these papers? Let’s check them now.”

His voice stammered a little as he spoke.

A cold thought crept into his mind. What if Scarlett had really been wronged? What if the grading showed she had actually done very well? What would he do when that happened?

He would become the laughingstock of the whole school.

Still, Ronald forced himself to calm down.

Although several administrators had helped come up with the questions, he had been the one to finalize them. Most of the questions were based on 12th–grade material.

There was no way Scarlett could score well on that.

How could she possibly finish an entire year of 12th–grade coursework during summer break?

Hadn’t she been busy filming a TV show all summer?

She couldn’t have had time to study.

Lulu quickly returned to the office and called the teachers from her class.

“Come on,” she said. “Scarlett has finished the retest. Let’s go grade her papers.”

Other 12th–grade teachers were also in the office. When they heard this, they froze.

“Scarlett already finished all six tests?”

“So fast? Didn’t Mr. Mendoza prepare six papers? Or did he combine them into one?”

“How hard were the questions?”

Lulu’s expression was complicated.

“No, they’re still six separate papers. Some questions were removed, but it’s still six tests. And she finished them all in just one hour.”

“What? That fast?”

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The teachers were shocked.

“What kind of material was on the tests?”

Lulu still looked a little confused.

“Most of it seemed to be 12th–grade content.”

Even she hadn’t expected the school leaders to make the questions that difficult.

“Let’s go take a look.”

Several teachers who didn’t have class next period decided to go watch.

Soon, besides the teachers from Class H, more than a dozen other teachers followed along.

When Lulu and the Class H teachers entered the office, the administrators saw the crowd of teachers behind them but said nothing.

Lulu and the teachers began grading Scarlett’s papers.

For a moment, the office was completely quiet. The only sound was the soft scratch–scratch of pens marking the papers.

Finally, the Eefali teacher spoke first. His voice trembled. “A–all correct. Full score.”

The math teacher said next, “The math paper is also completely correct.”

Then came the other subjects. All full marks.

Last was Lulu.

“The literature paper is a perfect score too.”

There was no essay section this time, so there was nowhere to deduct points.

That meant Scarlett had scored a perfect mark.

Ronald stared at Scarlett in shock.

He was absolutely sure the questions had not been leaked.

Which meant Scarlett had truly done well, so well that she had already mastered 12th–grade material.

She was like a machine that solved problems endlessly.

When she worked on the math paper carlier, she hadn’t even used scratch paper. She had written the answers straight away.

What kind of monster was this?

Ronald’s face turned pale. He wiped the cold sweat from his forehead.

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The teachers from Class H looked just as stunned. But at the same time, they felt excited.

This retest had been full of 12th–grade material.

And Scarlett had scored perfect marks on everything.

What did that prove?

It proved she had truly worked hard over the summer.

Maybe she was really a genius.

As for the cheating incident in 11th grade, maybe it had been a misunderstanding.

Or maybe another student had set her up.

The teachers standing outside were also shocked.

“A perfect score?”

“That’s impressive, and the questions were all 12th–grade level.”

“Let me see the papers.” One teacher stepped inside and picked up the tests.

After looking through them, the teachers had nothing more to say.

The pages were neat. The answer formats were correct. The handwriting was beautiful.

Just looking at the papers made people feel satisfied.

Then they checked the answers.

All correct. The teachers could only shake their heads in amazement.

So this student had been hiding her real strength all along?

Scarlett looked at Ronald calmly.

‘Mr. Mendoza,” she said, “does my mock exam score count now?”

Ronald’s expression was stiff, but he still replied, “Of course it counts. Scarlett, you are clearly very smart But I hope you stay humble. Respect your teachers and keep working hard. If you do this, you will have a bright future.

“But remember, you still need to study hard this year. Don’t get arrogant. Pride often leads to failure. No matter what, we only want you to get into a good college. Once you enter college, you’ll understand.”

Even now, he still couldn’t resist lecturing her.

Scarlett, however, had no intention of letting him get his way.