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Chapter 43

The standout in this situation was undoubtedly Harriet. Everyone noticed a surprising stack of books on Harrier’s desk–an assortment of Mordorian editions.

“Wow, these books look pretty tough Harriet, can you really understand them?” one curious classmate asked.

Well, I accidentally wandered into that section during my last visit to the library. It felt like trying to figure out a really confusing text, Harriet replied.

In response to the curious glances from her peers. Harriet smiled modestly and continued, “Honestly, I do read in my spare time. I just ran out of books at home recently, so I borrowed some more from the library.

I might have gotten a bit carried away, but I read quickly. I should be able to return them on time.

Her words brought expressions of admiration and respect from her classmates.

As Quinlyn walked past, she unintentionally looked at one of the storybooks in Harriet’s pile, pressing her lips together in what seemed like discontent.

Harriet, who had picked up on Quinlyn’s gaze, immediately flashed a smile and remarked, “Quinlyn, are you jealous? Unfortunately, you probably won’t be able to join this selection process, considering you just got here and are still catching

up.

“Even if you join the basketball team, it looks like your height is lacking too.”

With that one comment. Harriet hinted at issues with both Quinlyn’s height and intelligence.

The students gathered around Harriet’s desk felt her words were quite sharp and sensed a desire to defend Quinlyn, but they noticed that Quinlyn quietly stepped back. She looked utterly dejected and embarrassed.

“Harriet, even if you are truly amazing, Quinlyn isn’t without her own strengths. She just arrived a bit late, and our teacher has praised her for making great progress,” one classmate said, trying to support Quinlyn.

“The starting line is important. She is too

even been

caught the remark, straightened her back with confidence, and

the third period, a professor visited and directly called Harriet out, and Harriet didn’t come back

was over and classes resumed that Romilly walked in

fantastic news. Harriet has passed the selection exam, and a prestigious university wants her to join them. If everything goes as planned, she’ll start her academic

Despite all the talks that had been swirling around that morning, the actual announcement left

middle and high school to enter university

their heads around.

at an all–time high. Plus, her parents have generously offered to treat the whole class to a

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the center of attention in the entire school, with Harriet emerging celebrated figure.

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of the star solent, and several boys discreetly slipped love letters to Harriet shing their visits to Clas

nicknamed

her love letters and accolades to share with her parents, earning yet another round of compliments

No one can match you her mother,

lowered het gaze neading into her mother’s embrace, and giggled “In thanks to Mom. If it weren’t

could finish. Tina quickly covered her mouth and said. “All of these achievements are because of your hard work. We do our best to provide you with the best education, but

being in the same

right. When I told your grandfather the good news, he was thrilled and invited you to have a meal

saying, “Is it just a meal? Quinlyn has moved into the Anderson Manor now, and Stanley hardly comes home. I

been a good thing. Quinly had moved into the Anderson Manor, where Stanley frequently visited

quiet time to recover from the shock. If you successfully

confidently promised, “Alright, I will definitely get into

extraordinary advantages; success