Secrets Of The Sullivan Sisters (Caroline and Nathan) novel Chapter 239

Chapter 239 

“Professor Faraday! I know how to do it, let me do it!” Many students were raising their hands excitedly. 

However, Nathan walked past those people with his long legs and walked to Caroline’s table. He said in a low voice, “Let’s invite this student to answer.” 

“Pfft!” 

The classmates of Rocket Class laughed. “Look, Fairy Caroline of Class 2-8 actually fell asleep and was caught by Professor Faraday. It’s so embarrassing.” 

Xaviera pulled Yvette beside her, “Yvie, this Caroline is really a beautiful but brainless girl. She can’t compare with you.” 

Yvette raised her eyebrows and curled her red lips. “Caroline is just mediocre,” she thought. 

Caroline was still asleep, and Yasmine immediately called her. “Carol, wake up. Professor Faraday is asking you to answer the question.” 

“What?” 

Caroline opened her sleepy eyes slowly. 

She looked up at the man standing at her desk. 

Nathan looked at her with his handsome eyelids down. As soon as the girl woke up, her delicate little face flushed, like an ignorant little beast, and her watery eyes met his. 

“Are you awake?” He asked in a low voice. 

Caroline stood up quickly. She regretted it. Why did she fall asleep in his class? 

He caught her. 

Then, they met. 

Nathan pointed to the equation on the blackboard and said, “Please answer this question if you have woken up.” 

Martin, Yasmine, and the students from Class 2-8 all scribbled on paper, trying to figure out the answer to tell Caroline, but they could not figure it out.. 

“Professor Faraday, why don’t I try it? Caroline… She’s not feeling well,” Martin asked for 

mercy. 

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Chapter 239 

Yasmine and other students echoed, “Yes, Professor Faraday. Carol fell asleep because she is not feeling well. Let’s ask someone else.” 

Nathan’s eyes which were hidden behind his gold–rimmed glassed looked past Martin- and looked at Caroline. “You have to answer this question.” 

Caroline glanced at the equation on the blackboard and said, “I don’t know how to do 

it.” 

Nathan was tall, and the bright sunlight shone in. His tall body shrouded the slender girl in his shadow. 

His handsome eyes and brows were distant and cold. He exerted his noble authority as a professor. He scolded in a low voice, “You don’t know how to do this question? What if others laugh at you?” 

Caroline looked at him cleanly and brightly. “I won’t care about them.” 

Nathan frowned. “Come to my office after class! Sit down!” 

“What? To his office? I don’t want to,” Caroline thought. 

Caroline sat down.