Joy Quinn was taken aback.
She hadn’t expected July Quinn to soon see through her tricks.
It seems July Quinn is even harder to deal with than she imagined.
But thankfully, Maya Marsh, that pig, hadn’t figured it out yet and kept confronting July Quinn.
"Yeah, seeing is believing. It’ll be amusing if someone who gets admitted scores lower than the rest of us."
"We’ll just wait and see."
July Quinn seemed to have lost interest in conversing with this pig and directly dragged Shelly Cole away.
At this moment, Joy Quinn took Maya Marsh’s hand and apologized softly, "Maya, I’m sorry...I still couldn’t persuade my sister not to stir things up in the assessment."
"Joy, this isn’t your fault, it’s just that people are never satisfied, always wanting more."
"I’m glad you’re not blaming me, but you still need to take this assessment seriously; there might be a chance for a turnaround."
Joy Quinn’s biggest concern was seeing July Quinn enter the Keaton Biological Laboratory.
Even if July Quinn only had one in a million chance with her skills and intellect, she would stop her at all costs.
Maya seemed to have her own plans: "I know, don’t worry Joy, I definitely won’t waste the knowledge points you helped me cram these past two days."
At this moment, Maya was more confident in her choice.
Following Joy Quinn, she’d get her to tutor her on some knowledge points likely to appear in the test but not found in the reference materials.
What could she gain from following Shelly Cole?
Become July Quinn’s foil?
Sorry, that’s not what she wanted!
The tense assessment was set to begin in half an hour.
There were quite a few participants, filling up three large classrooms.
Coincidentally, July Quinn and Maya Marsh were assigned to the same classroom.
During the exam, Maya Marsh couldn’t help but glance up to observe July Quinn’s actions.
This time, the questions were very difficult, and many candidates looked worried after receiving the papers, unsure where to even begin.
But July Quinn, upon receiving the test paper, started writing immediately.
"She sure acts the part even if she recognizes few words," Maya mocked internally. This update is available on novel⟡fire.net
After ridiculing July Quinn, Maya began answering the questions.
However, these questions were harder than she expected, and she spent quite a bit of time on each one.
After half an hour, Maya had only completed the first five questions and was just starting to read the sixth question’s prompt.
At this moment, July Quinn handed in her paper.
"Are you sure you want to submit your paper now?"
The invigilator obviously didn’t expect any student to submit their paper so soon after just half an hour.
The difficulty of today’s test was known to all; even she, the teacher, had spent considerable effort and only finished ten questions.
Was this student planning to submit their paper now?
Had she completed all the questions, or was the difficulty so great she decided to give up?
The teacher glanced at July Quinn, noticing her eyes and eyebrows were as picturesque as those of a star on TV.
Thus, she unconsciously assumed July Quinn was submitting early because the questions were too difficult, and she wasn’t willing to waste time there.
After all, God has always been fair.
He gave July such good looks, so there must be deficiencies in intelligence.
July Quinn turned to leave, and after the teacher withdrew her gaze from her, she instinctively glanced at the paper July had just submitted.
That glance turned her from regret to shock, and later into self-doubt...
Elsewhere, July Quinn’s early submission also put a lot of pressure on Maya Marsh.
But remembering July Quinn couldn’t recognize many words, how could she possibly finish all the questions in such a short time?
After self-reassuring, Maya calmed her nerves again and continued to focus on answering the questions.