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Chapter 22 The Mount Fall From His Hospital

Chapter 72 The Missed Call From the Hospital

Upon entering the Class B examination room, Myma realized that she was the only one from Class A, all the other examinees were unfamiliar faces.

As soon as she entered, everyone instinctively turned to look at her in unison. Their gazes were filled with curiosity, scrutiny, and a hint of

voyeurism.

Myrna didn't look at anyone. She tossed the prepared 2B pencil and a water-based pen onto the seat of the first desk in the first row, pulled out the chair, and sat down with a defiant air.

Not long after, the invigilator holding the test papers also arrived.

Melcester Central High School placed great emphasis on the preliminary exams for the senior year. To prevent students from cheating, two invigilators were assigned to each class. Coincidentally, the invigilators for Class B happened to be Elaine and another unfamiliar face.

This monthly exam would be completed within a day, divided into two sessions in the morning and afternoon. The first session was the subject students feared the most - Mathematics.

Another teacher was responsible for checking each student's exam number and seat number, while Elaine stood at the podium with the test papers, scanning the classroom from a high vantage point, her eyes fixed on Myrna as she spoke.

Central High School, you should know the exam

listen carefully, cheating is not

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for that subject will be immediately cancelled. Also, my principle is that once I discover anyone cheating. I

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check her 2B pencil. Those

at the corner of her mouth, and withdrew her gaze. She tore open the

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during the exam. In the classroom, apart from the sound of pens swiftly moving across

Elaine had moved a chair to the front row and sat down, not moving at all. Her eyes were almost

movement, she could spot it immediately and immediately catch 'cheating'. Myrna didn't

that Myrna hadn't looked anywhere else since she got

held the pen had distinct knuckles, and the writing was smooth. The college entrance examination questions that she had collected from various places were as simple as choosing

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hands. In no time, the answer sheet

was the fill-in-the-blank question,

hardly using the draft paper she had

but to her surprise, Myrna flipped through the paper, tossed it aside, yawned, and slumped onto the table, actually starting to sleep soundly. "Heh." She