"Shen Mianmian cheating?" Teacher Liu was taken aback, then smiled and said, "That’s impossible."
Everyone was curious why Teacher Liu was so sure, and they all turned to look at him in unison.
Teacher Liu continued, "Let me tell you, Shen Mianmian, this student, has truly gotten the hang of it now; she’s improving rapidly in her studies. She’s currently the top student in English class, a full thirty points ahead of the second place. Tell me, if she were to cheat, whose work would she copy? Who scores better than her?"
Shen Mianmian was now his favorite student.
He hadn’t paid much attention to Shen Mianmian before. It was only after the final exams last semester that he started to notice, thinking her scores were already good back then.
But to his surprise, she scored ninety points in this English test, the highest score any student has achieved since he started teaching English.
He also discovered that Shen Mianmian’s English pronunciation was even more standard than his, and she knew more English vocabulary than him; occasionally, he even had to ask her a few questions.
What had they just heard?
Shen Mianmian was the top student in Chinese, the top in math, and now, even the challenging English class, she came out as the top student?
This was simply a devilish existence!
Seeing everyone’s shocked faces, Teacher Liu couldn’t help but feel puzzled. Why such expressions? Could it be that they didn’t believe his words?
Thinking this, he walked over to his desk, flipped out Shen Mianmian’s test paper, "If you don’t believe it, just look at her paper, a ninety-point paper—who among you can achieve that?"
What he hadn’t said was that, given Shen Mianmian’s level, he was close to not being qualified to teach her anymore.
After a while, the principal, who finally recovered his senses, suddenly exclaimed, "A genius, this is genius!"
Shen Mianmian was truly a role model for those underperforming students, their exemplar.
"Last time I was proctoring, I paid special attention to this student. I felt that she was nothing like a poor student, so I never believed the claims that she cheated."
Teacher Hu echoed the principal’s words to prove that his judgment was correct and that he had always been on the right side.
The other teachers followed suit in agreement, all except for Li Qiumei, whose face looked extremely unsightly.
After being pleased for a while, the principal looked at Li Qiumei with dissatisfaction and criticized, "Teacher Li, I’ve reminded you more than once about this issue. You’ve been teaching for eight or nine years, and in theory, you should understand these basic principles by now, but you keep making the same mistake again and again, which is very disappointing to me."
"You should learn more from Teacher Chen and Teacher Liu. Being Shen Mianmian’s teacher, when others hear she’s ranked first, they feel proud of her; only you, every time, suspect the student of cheating."
Li Qiumei wanted to explain, but before she could get her words out, the principal interrupted her.
"Don’t say anything, just reflect on yourself. Everyone else, get back to your own work!" The rıghtful source is 𝗻𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗹·𝑓𝑖𝑟𝑒·𝗇𝗲𝘁
Li Qiumei was rebuffed, and the other teachers quickly returned to their desks, afraid to exchange even a word with her.
She was so angered, how had she become the person everyone despised, the one left out in the cold?
Shen Mianmian went from the very bottom to the top; shouldn’t that be questioned?
What if she really did cheat?
Is that fair to those kids who work hard?
Isn’t she doing all this to improve the school’s atmosphere?