My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon by Lydia Pierce

Chapter 285

Two days later, the seniors' midterm break had ended.

Some teachers from the physics department were also keeping an eye on the school forum.

In the office, Frank Coffey, the physics teacher of Class 5, said in a mocking tone, "I heard there's a physics genius in our school, and he's from Class 7. Solved the bonus question on the midterm, didn't he? Mr. Taylor, your student is impressive." Simon Taylor, the physics teacher of Class 7, momentarily froze upon hearing this.

Even at school, the teacher's office wasn't free from politics and rivalry.

Simon and Frank never really got along, always trying to outdo each other.

Even though Miles was the target of criticism on the forum, Simon didn't want to be mocked. He replied with a serious face, "I'm aware of Miles's academic performance. He's usually at the bottom. This time, he's just trying to get attention." Frank was surprised by Simon's blunt honesty, especially since he wasn't even defending his own student. With a hint of contempt, Frank remarked, "I recall that Miles used to perform quite well in Class 1. What changed in Class 7..." He left it at that with a smirk, eager to see how things would play out.

1 was known as the

be the top student in the advanced class but was now ranked at the bottom in

was clearly suggesting the teachers

and he retorted, "Our school has students changing classes every year. Grades can fluctuate with each exam. Should teachers always be blamed for that?" Seeing that Simon was getting serious, Frank could

each other, so after watching the drama unfold for a bit, they quickly stepped

studies, that's one thing, but to

to that problem myself. There's no way Miles solved it on his own. He's just showing

with the shock of his grades dropping from first to last place. Unable to solve problems at school

flaunted it on

for young people to seek attention

of the school, Leo Harrington, who was also the head of the physics department, happened to walk into

said, "Mr. Harrington, a student did post a solution to the bonus question on the forum, but