A Film Queen

Chapter 19 Submitting the Paper Early

Rather than wasting energy, it was more prudent to await the results and let her abilities speak for themselves.

Jordan held Milly in high regard and understood her desire to handle things independently, so he refrained from interfering too much. He simply cautioned her that if she found herself unable to manage the situation, he would enlist the best legal representation to ensure she faced consequences.

Milly was left speechless.

Had he known it was his other sister who was responsible, he likely wouldn’t have made such a statement. To her surprise. Milly encountered Stephanie during the exam, causing her expression to darken instantly. It appeared that Stephanie was determined to remain a constant presence.

Upon seeing Milly enter with a pen, Stephanie greeted her with a smile. “Milly, what a coincidence. It seems that we share an exam room.”

Her voice was clear and melodious, capturing the attention of the entire room.

Milly raised an eyebrow and, amidst the various gazes, confidently located her seat and sat down.

As a movie star in her past life, she had encountered all sorts of situations. These petty tactics were beneath her and were not even worth acknowledging.

Undeterred, Stephanie approached with a soft smile. “Milly, I’m aware of the incident with the blog. Rest assured, I believe in your integrity. While your previous grades may have been lacking, your recent efforts will surely yield improvement.”

This remark subtly highlighted her past academic performance, suggesting she had no choice but to seek assistance at the eleventh hour.

With folded arms, Milly scrutinised her before coolly remarking, “Even if my grades were subpar, I am still in Class A. But what about you, Stephanie? Weren’t you supposed to tutor me? Why are you still in the lowest–tier exam room?

Stephanie’s expression soured instantly.

At Crestwood High, exam rooms were arranged based on rankings. Despite her struggles to gain admission to Crestwood High, known for its competitive environment, maintaining her position was challenging, let alone advancing. Hence, she remained at the bottom of the class rankings.

Melanie, who had always been friendly with Stephanie, could no longer stay silent. She stood up indignantly to defend her friend and rebuke Milly. “Stephanie was merely trying to extend a friendly greeting. Why did you mock her? Furthermore, upon entering the school, Stephanie’s scores surpassed yours. Why do you think you have the right to criticise her when you only scored 600 points?”

supporters, doesn’t she? Wherever she goes,

of 600 points? How can you be so certain that I

19 Submitting the Paper

teeth. “Even our homeroom teacher, Ms. Hills, made that observation. Are you disputing her

Milly sneered, “She even

A, yet here I remain. Her words are not law,

shall see what you have to say! Hmph Melanie was so incensed by Milly that she trembled with anger. If not for the inopportune timing, she might have been tempted to confront Milly

Milly was in high

was already somewhat irritable. Provoking her

mischievous glint visible behind her oversized glasses. “If Lwere to score 700

mind, she continued, “But if you can’t score 700 points, then you have to take off your glasses, tie up your hair, and run laps on the field

it’s a deal!” Milly accepted the

when she heard the

is such a fool; she actually let Milly lead her on, and she just followed her into the trap with a casual provocation. Besides, they made a bet between themselves; why

she thought

tries, it’s impossible for her to improve

she be embarrassed and kicked out of Crestwood High, but she will also have to reveal her bare face. I’m really curious

about it,

emotions and thoughts deeply, as a veteran actress, Milly could still see through

She sneered.

will

late–night studying these days paid off,

word of the composition, she let out a heavy

the English subject over, she had gotten through the subject she

Submitting

or Spanish, were a piece of cake for

she finished all the questions in just an hour, handed in her