Chapter 39

Elysia stated, “Miss, grades aren’t the only way to measure someone’s worth. I believe they, just like me, have a bright future ahead.”

Her words hit everyone like a ton of bricks! For them, it was a revelation. Never before had someone acknowledged their potential. Today marked the first time they heard someone say they could have a future.

Sure, their families might have some background, but in a place like Milton School, which prioritized grades above all else, academic performance was everything.

These students were used to being called “failures,” and the idea of a promising future felt worlds away from them. What even was a future? They had no clue.

All they knew was that if they didn’t do well, they could just go home and inherit their family’s wealth–living comfortably wouldn’t be an issue. If Elysia had known what they were thinking, she would’ve probably said, “Come on, can’t you guys aim a bit higher?”

The Language and Composition teacher interjected sharply, “You say they have potential? Okay, where exactly is it? Without good grades, how will they ever get into a decent college?

“Right, I almost forgot! They have family connections, huh? That means they can study abroad. But that’s all they have left, right? What more is there?”

The teacher was genuinely angry, shocked that Elysia, who had just transferred to Class 6, would choose to side with the other students and criticize

her.

“This class is over!” She tossed her textbook aside and stormed out of the classroom.

Everyone was left dumbfounded. She really just walked out?

A short while later, the homeroom teacher arrived and called for Elysia to step outside.

The students exchanged worried glances.

“What do you think the homeroom teacher wanted with Elysia?”

“She’s a good student, so it can’t be anything too serious.”

“But she just got here, and she made the teacher storm out! How can that not be a big deal?”

“If it’s any consolation, at least she doesn’t look down on us, unlike some people…” one of the boys remarked, glancing pointedly toward a certain spot near the door.

head down. She’d originally been in Class 2, but after failing the last

hard to get back to Class 2. Unfortunately, her recent exam results had left much

is a huge gap between them,” someone in the group noted.

sitting nearby, listened to their chatter and felt increasingly anxious. Elysia was nothing like them; she was tougher and could brush

anyone and stunningly beautiful. If

take the blame! Ava thought, determined

everything seemed calm and cordial. What was going on? After thinking it through, Ava decided it would be better to hide first and assess the

she leaned against the wall to observe, a familiar figure strolled by. It

confront the homeroom teacher? She quickly reached out and pulled Eric back.

was a bit annoyed. When

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Chapter 39

are

out the situation first before barging in!” Ava whispered. When she noticed

wanna!” Eric retorted, turning back and standing

tired to argue. Right now, they needed to figure out what was happening inside. She

to ask, why did you choose our class? With your grades, Class 1 would’ve been the obvious

told you the same thing. Yeah, if we’re talking about the academic environment, Class 1 is definitely the better choice. But that

they may not be the most studious, but they’re kind and supportive. That’s something

teacher of Class 6, he had never

was clear that Elysia

still to learn. He hadn’t called her over to reprimand her; he had something

finally said, “I just received notice that if

do you need me to

interest, realizing she was quite perceptive. “If Class 6’s overall ranking improves by the next exam, the

“So, we need to boost their grades

I’m hoping you can help me get the others‘

“Absolutely.”

exchanged glances at this, and

she noticed a girl being surrounded by a few boys. The girl had an oval face, wore black–rimmed glasses, and had her hair in two braids, looking quite

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