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

Chapter 230 The Astonishing Scores

“Why haven’t they announced the results yet?” a student impatiently Inquired.

“Could it be that the scores were too low and difficult to grade?” another speculated.

“How ridiculous was it for her to ask you to kneel and apologize earlier?” someone teased.

“Country folks love to boast, and now she’s even brought her smelly grandmother along,” remarked another.

When Margaret heard the last comment, her eyes dimmed slightly. Wynter, on the other hand, glanced at the taunting group with a chilling smile playing on her l*ps.

Just then, someone shouted, “Ms. Kowalski is here!”

Ivana was the teacher responsible for grading the papers. To quiet the crowd, she promptly posted the results along with the test papers on the bulletin board. In an instant, even the air seemed to still.

As the students gazed at the scores, their eyes widened in disbelief. Every subject had a perfect score, just as it did last time, except for one language subject.

“Is this even possible?” someone exclaimed.

Quinton was also present, and upon witnessing the results himself, he was rendered speechless.

to glance at Wynter, who stood beside Margaret. In an instant, embarrassment flushed across his face. However, Wynter didn’t even

make out what was posted. Yet, when she overheard someone

should be. I didn’t slack off this time,” Wynter replied with a

a tense silence filled the air, leaving everyone wondering what she meant. Could they interpret it as

students were stunned into silence

Margaret’s hands. “Grandma, I told you I could do

The Astonishing

as she gazed at the

came out in a jumble as she tenderly caressed Wynter’s hair. “M–my

to complain about the medicinal scent emanating from them.

the crowd and said indifferently, “Whoever who just accused me of boasting, come forward. It’s time

her clique, who were attempting to flee, paused in their tracks. The other students made room for

her clique were notorious for bullying others. They often mocked girls for being overweight or poor.

her status from the esteemed Shepherd family. People like Wynter, who stood up to

were rare.

classmates were concerned about Wynter’s situation. They exchanged glances and hesitated on

one of Angela’s friends objected,

a swift twist of her wrist, Wynter elicited a yelp of

that was both graceful and impactful, her long hair streaming behind her in the wind as

talk too much,”