From Sneers to Cheers: Anthea’s Ascent

Chapter 405

The whole town was buzzing about Anthea's achievements, and even Principal Johnson made a point of meeting her in person.

This alone was testament to Anthea's extraordinary capabilities.

I mean, how often do you see the principal paying such attention to a single student?

Tanya nodded in agreement, "Mom, I have every faith in Annie!"

Lizzie chimed in, "Auntie, don't you worry! Annie never bites off more than she can chew."

However, Hank was riddled with doubts.

Firstly, due to Anthea's youthful age.

Secondly, because she was Tanya's classmate, still in her senior year of high school.

Could she really pull it off?

On the drive home, he shared his concerns with Jane.

"Henry, I know you're worried about Tanya, but given her condition, even though we're all fighting to find a cure, deep down we know it's a tough battle. Now, if there's someone claiming they can make a difference, why not give her a chance? What if Tanya actually gets better? Believing in her gives us a glimpse of hope. Besides, I doubt anyone would joke about something so serious. If Anthea had no confidence in her abilities, she wouldn't make such bold claims. It'd have no meaning for her," Jane reasoned.

Deception usually serves a purpose of gain.

there was

would

convinced

in the national college entrance exams! Scored a 749 out of 800!

entrance exam?"

one now. Oh, and Yeager's Delicacies, that's Anthea's mom's diner. Ever since Anthea topped the exams, they've been calling it the 'Top

news on Jane's phone left Hank

A top scholar!

no ordinary

caliber wouldn't risk her future on

Hank was thoroughly impressed.

At the principal's office.

a long conversation with

less than thirty minutes to move from skepticism to complete trust

far exceeded the average person's grasp so much so that even esteemed oncology specialists

profound insight into the nature of

could dissect the nature of cancer cells

Principal Johnson stood up, "Ms. Yeager, whatever you need, our school

who should be

Anthea added, "Principal Johnson,

how might be a bit premature Let's wait

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the. procedure. Then, your thanks will