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

Chapter 286

Simon said awkwardly, "Mr. Harrington, the student who solved this problem is in my class, but he found the solution online..."

"No way!" Leo cut Simon off, adamant. "I made up this problem myself, and I never put it online. There's no way it's in some problem-solving app's database." Upon hearing this, the teachers were all quite surprised, thinking, 'Yeah, how could there be a solution if the problem isn't online in the first place?'

One teacher muttered softly, "Could it be that Miles really solved it on his own?"

As a teacher, having a student who could solve such a tough problem should be a reason for pride.

Yet, Simon immediately denied it, "No way! Miles definitely didn't solve it himself!"

'If even I, as a teacher, can't figure this problem out, how could Miles, who's not exactly a top student, manage to solve it?'

Leo glanced at Simon and said directly, "Well, we could just call him over and ask."

*****

Audrey was at work when she received a call from Miles.

On the phone, Miles hesitantly asked, "Audrey, could you find some time to come to my school today?"

lately and worried he might be bothering

was getting bullied at school, so she quickly responded,

quiet sigh of relief and then forwarded the school's address

school that didn't even crack

tucked into wide-leg jeans, and white sneakers, and had her hair in a high ponytail. The casual look radiated youthful energy, making her appear as a high school student. The security guard at the entrance mistook her for a student and

walked onto the campus, her extraordinary presence

about to

make a call

from behind,

time to react when she heard

turned around to see someone coming

about to collide with her,

that move, which sent his skateboard spinning 180

Audrey turned around, she saw a boy with striking blond hair

My skateboard!" The blond boy ignored his own

rubbed his knee a couple of times and then turned to glare angrily

to curse, but when he

eyes in surprise, thinking, 'Whoa!