Pursuing Her (Sophie and Tristan)

Chapter 40 Full Marks For Physics

natural for Carrie to yell at them.“Did you forget my marks?” Sophie inquired.“Sophie, shut up. Don’t you know that you suck?”“Yes! Our class was the second last in physics. Now that you’re here, we’ve fallen to the last place!”“Soph, calm down,” Ysabelle urged.She was worried that Carrie would fly into a fit of rage as the latter was glaring at them angrily.“Mrs. Fletcher, before Sophie came, our class’ physics results used to be second last. You should be blaming Sophie!” Lenora chimed in.“Lenora, shut the f*ck up!” Ysabelle hissed. She wanted nothing more than to rip Lenora’s lips apart.“Your physics suck. Am I to blame for that?” Lenora was one of the six who passed her physics test. Her results were always good, so she was pretty smug about herself.“How much did I score?” Sophie asked calmly.“Sophie Tanner, full marks.”“What?”“Mrs. Fletcher, have you gotten it wrong?”It was practically impossible for a student to score full marks for the physics test this month. Even Bailey from Senior Class 1 couldn’t achieve this feat.“Really?” Ysabelle blurted excitedly.Indeed, Soph can do anything easily!“Sophie, stand up,” Carrie ordered.“Mrs. Fletcher, you wanted me to pass the test, and I scored full marks. Isn’t that enough?” Sophie no longer wanted to show any respect for Carrie.“Mrs. Fletcher, she must’ve stolen the test paper prior to this. No one could possibly score full marks!” Lenora uttered.Ysabelle retorted, “Shut the f*ck up, Lenora!” She would forever be supportive of Sophie.“Be honest with me. How did you get the test before this?” Carrie was of the opinion that Sophie had cheated too.Hearing that, Sophie snorted icily.“Is it that hard to acknowledge someone else’s ability?”“Sophie, I’m being calm right now. If you refuse to say anything, I’ll have to bring the matter to the principal,” Carrie warned.“Whatever.”Sophie wasn’t about to entertain Carrie when the latter was being unreasonable.Carrie declared, “All right. Just you wait. Jipsdale Premier High can tolerate students with bad results, but we’ll