Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 339: Grandma Reed, You Talk Too Much

The problems in the World Mathematics Competition were few but extremely difficult. Each question had numerous traps and required careful research to solve. A single mistake could lead to endless confusion, making it impossible to find the correct answer. However, Tina claimed to have finished in just fifteen minutes. How was that possible?

Willow looked at Tina in disbelief, while Lily felt a wave of anxiety. It was her second attempt at the test, and she hadn't even completed half of it. How could Tina finish so quickly? She must have scribbled random answers without even reading the questions!

"Miss Reed, solving problems is not just about speed but also accuracy," Willow said deliberately, glancing at Annabelle who was waiting for the results. "Even if you write quickly, what does it prove if your answers are incorrect? It's better to take your time and submit a satisfactory paper."

Tina raised an eyebrow as if hearing a joke. "Waste of time."

"What did you say?" Willow was taken aback.

Tina tossed her paper to Willow. "I can do five sets of these questions in an hour."

"You!" Willow suppressed her anger. "Do you know these are questions from the World Mathematics Competition? They were created by math experts! Scoring above ninety is considered excellent!"

She was trying to set the stage for Lily's performance, hoping to impress the Reed family.

But Tina remained indifferent, her expression unchanged.

"Hah!" Tina sneered. "So what? Your daughter took so long to finish one set of questions. What qualifies her to teach my brother?"

Willow was furious but couldn't find words to refute.

At this moment, Lily finally finished her test. She had given it her all and had no idea how well she had done.

grading the papers, Juliet suggested, "For fairness, let Grandma

this suggestion. Willow had planned to cover up

trouble Grandma with this small

you saying you don't trust Grandma to be fair? Or do

choice but to

"Madam, please."

and wanted to see the results herself-to determine whether Lily or her granddaughter

graded Lily's paper and praised her, "Not

score surpassed Lily's previous attempt and showed the results

is better than

dual doctorate degrees, her Lily was no less accomplished. In terms of intelligence and talent, Tina could never surpass Lily. Annabelle then began grading the next paper. As she progressed, her expression grew increasingly pleased until she

got every

shocked looks.

level is ordinary; can she really teach Zackary well?" Lily felt as if she had been slapped in the face; it stung painfully. If not for Mr.

Lily forced a compliment through gritted teeth, though she seethed with

before walking over to Zackary and gently patting his head. "Zackary, tell me, do you want

and stared at the ground silently. He hadn't forgotten what Lily

head. "I told you I'd protect you. Anyone who bullies you will be punished." Looking into Tina's clear eyes,

hesitating for a moment, he said,

keep up with your studies. Even if I was

"If

your weekend reading? Ensure