Roseanne really thought she could turn back the clock, huh?

Years out of college and she's dreaming of hitting the books again?

In her dreams!

Wait till the scores are out. She'll be eating humble pie!

Raven said, "Hearing Lauretta put it that way, now I'm kinda curious too."

Alva smirked. "Yeah, we're all dying to know, Annie. Just check it, will you? Let's have a look. No biggie, whether you aced it or bombed it, it's all good."

Madge glanced at her daughter, instinctively wanting to object.

But Roseanne simply smiled: "Sure."

The group huddled around the computer. Roseanne had already entered her candidate number and password; now, all it took was a gentle tap on the enter key to reveal her scores. "Dad, you do it."

Norris was surprised. "Me?"

"Yeah, didn't you check my SAT scores for me back in the day?"

"Alright." Norris rubbed his hands together, took a deep breath, and pressed enter.

The page hesitated, loading.

Everyone held their breath.

One second, two seconds...

"It's up! It's up!"

Total score: 412..

"What's the total score?

lips moved, but no

aren't you saying

surprise, offering a slight smile. "Abbey, out of a possible 500. With this score, Annie's probably in the top three? First place

said, "Technically, grad school admissions involve both written tests and interviews. Just

breathed a sigh

into Kingswell University, and in the top

smiles, continued: "But the written part makes up a significant chunk of the score. They won't weed out too many at the interview stage. Annie's practically got

was still in shock. His daughter, who hadn't been home in six years, not only came back but also brought them a

rift between father

right there;

she shouldn't waste

pursuing

the planned

for a man, a crushing blow to a father who

"Thanks, Raven."

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