A Beauty With Multiple Masks

Chapter 847

Chapter 847

Henry Instantly perked up and murmured, “It’s time to find out how well we did on yesterday’s paper! You worked

on it till two in the morning, didn’t you? I wonder what score you’ll get.”

Jared remained silent, but his expression was a dead giveaway to how equally eager he was to find out.

Shortly after, Donovan made the announcement. “The first place goes to Wendy Greene, who scored ninety

points.”

A round of scattered, almost obligatory applause rang out from the class.

Even though Wendy wasn’t well-liked, there was no denying that she was smart as a whip. As such, some of her

classmates were still gracious enough to give credit where credit was due.

When the applause died down, Donovan continued, “In the second place, we have Terry Fuller with eighty-eight

points.”

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Then, Donovan proceeded to announce the third and fourth place.

It was only at the sixth place that Donovan finally called out Trisha’s name.

Trisha, however, was anything but happy as she glanced at Arielle’s seat.

If Arielle were here, she‘d have easily topped the class. I wonder if she can make it back for tomorrow‘s exam.

With so many racing thoughts in her mind, Trisha couldn’t help but feel even more dismal.

Meanwhile, Henry was still outside the classroom, listening with bated breath for the announcement of Jared’s

name. Alas, it never came.

Left scratching his head, Henry turned to look at his friend. “Hey, did you forget to hand in your paper?”

“No,” Jared replied with a frown. “I was the first to do so.”

The paper was difficult, and the last question had him completely stumped. In the end, Jared gave up trying to work

out the answer and handed in his paper to Wendy.

Did Wendy not submit it on purpose? But then again, she isn‘t that dumb to do something so obvious.

Just then, Donovan spoke up again.

“Everyone has done well, despite the difficulty level of this paper. Even the last place holder scored eighty-one

points, which is very commendable. However, you may have realized that I left one student out. Well, that’s

because he scored even higher than Wendy.”

Jared stiffened as the class erupted into a commotion.

Then, one of the students asked the question that was on everyone’s mind, “So why won’t you announce his

score?”

“I had found most of the questions online and adapted them for this paper. The last one, though, was set by me,”

Donovan scoffed. “This student got everything but the last question right, which means he must have lifted the