60 Chapter 60: Let’s have a contest

Jessi Whitman grew even more excited, “What’s with the bravado in front of me from you bunch of losers? If you’re capable, then get into the top 400 of the

major! If you’re capable, then compete with me on grades!”

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She could effortlessly trample them!

The class monitor’s face paled. As for exam results, they too wanted to loudly say they could compete, but

their results…

“Hah, you dare not compete? So why are you defending Xaviera Evans? If the students are incompetent, then their teacher is even more so!”

“You want to compete on exam grades?”

A defiant female voice cut off Jessi Whitman’s words.

Xaviera Evans strode in leisurely from behind the crowd, went around Jessi Whitman, and said, “Alright, then let’s compete.”

All was silent, as silent as death.

Jessi Whitman was the first to react, “What did you say? A competition? Haha, Xaviera Evans, you’re too naive. Do you even know what kind of people the students of this class behind you are? They’re social outcasts, unredeemable! And you still want to

compete with me? What are you going to compete

with?”

to drop a bombshell, “Not only will we compete, we’ll go big. You look down on the students in our class, right? Alright, let’s make a bet.

class in front of all the students and teachers at the school, and admit that you’re the social outcast, and unredeemable.

is a tertiary institution, it has strict administration. There are professional achievement tests every month, and a list is compiled

of the students in Class 3 are at the bottom

the list.

situation, Xaviera wanted to wager

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she out of her

If you lose the

a soft

agreement.

Lohill…” The class monitor panicked. He knew what

to make a stand for them,

worth it!

teacher at the Libanan University Design College because of them,

turned her head and raised her eyebrow. Her words flowed smoothly… the class monitor couldn’t bring himself to

And we trust ourselves as well.” The class monitor

an exam grade challenge, right? Jessi Whitman, rest assured,

certainly surpass you!”

laughter. “Did you hear that? This bottom–class student has the audacity to say he’ll surpass me? I ranked third in the previous exam! Do you even know what being in the top three

put it on Jessi Whitman’s shoulder, whispering in her

returned to the classroom, all of the students were seated

you doing? Looking glum as if someone died. The school just put you in my hands, and before I start teaching, are

“No, definitely not.”

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