The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 174 Exposing Karina

In truth, the results of the placement test were released some time ago. However, Karina deliberately kept quiet about it and did not tell anyone.

When she first glanced at the test results, she decided on instinct that Wynter had cheated.

“So nothing strange happened during the test,” Victor concluded gravely. “I’ll ask you again, Ms. Greene. Do you have evidence to support your suspicions?”

Karina grew anxious. “Mr. Lopez, Wynter’s usual academic performance is way below standards. There’s no way she could have scored full marks on all these subjects!

“Sure, nothing was amiss during the physics test, but what about during the Emstian test? She’d normally score 30 or 40 marks on the subject, so isn’t it strange that she aced it this time?

“She must have seen the questions beforehand and memorized her answers for the test!”

“She got full marks on Emstian too?” This time, it was Ivana, the Emstian teacher, who gasped.

Her eyes widened as she took and scanned through the test paper.

the questions perfectly!” Ivana was so stunned that she uttered a

words in Emstian.

even added in amazement, “Perfect choice of words too! They do use these phrases a lot

and pointed out, “Ms. Kowalski, I’m sure

that Wynter had cheated to get such results if I hadn’t read the paper.

claim that Wynter memorized her answers before going into the test, but I disagree. The phrases she wrote have never appeared in any of the model

writing that she did not hesitate. It’s almost like she wrote a letter in Emstian. The

was a work of art. “Well

Chapter 174 Exposing Korina

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you’re taking Mr. Lopez’s side in this matter is because you want to become the head of the department. Don’t forget that your duties as a teacher do not include

in anger. “I was only stating facts;

the crowd of students behind her. “Do any of you believe that Wynter aced the test without

the students did not answer her question,

always been good at stirring up drama to her advantage, or she would not have become