Revenge After Death

Chapter 795

The teacher, Joyce Hewitt, walked into the classroom. She glanced at the parents and students before smiling." Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to the parent-teacher conference of this semester."

She pushed up her glasses before presenting her slides. "Normally, we shouldn't be disclosing students' scores, but Class Alpha is full of elites and geniuses, where every child has great potential.

"As such, we'll be presenting the scores to the parents and children so that they can understand where they stand. It would also serve as motivation and encouragement for each other."

Stephanie glanced at Steven and asked, "Are you nervous about seeing the kids' scores?"

He was sitting upright, shaking his head despite clearly looking nervous.

She chuckled and grabbed Steven's hand.

Sunlight streamed in through the windows, casting a warm glow on the desks and chairs of the students.

For a brief moment, Stephanie felt disoriented as if everything was all but a dream. When she came back to her senses, she and Steven were still with the children, sitting inside the classroom while listening to the teacher.

"These are the scores of the student who ranked last in class." Joyce pulled out Xan's scores and said, "She scored zero in every subject."

Steven and said, "Xandra didn't even bother putting her name down. Please try

mockingly at Stephanie and Steven. "Isn't this an advanced class? How could a dimwit who scored zero

parents were trying

He looked like an angry beast, raring

her embrace. Steven and

answer the papers because she found them too

a brag! Why not just say your child is at the top

class, which is the school's biggest

begin with. She should

started

"I'm sorry, Mom. I'll answer the papers

"You did nothing wrong, Xan. The questions were too easy, so there's

look at Steven obediently. "I'll answer the papers to the best of my ability, Dad." Steven ruffled Xan's hair

she still scores zero in the next exam..." Joyce looked at Stephanie and Steven apologetically before continuing, "We'll

them remained

look at the students' scores one by

too far apart up until the second place. It was evident that the students in