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“Isabe, can you tell <b>me </b>why you didn’t write your essay? Was there <b>a </b>reason for it?”
Apart from the final essay, Isabelle had scored full marks on all of the questions, so she definitely knew how to answer them if it could happen because she was running out of time.
Sure enough, Isabelle replied nonchntly, “690 marks is enough to get into Taragon University.”
George smiled faintly at her words.
He couldn’t help but think. This girl really is something-
The highest scorer was capable of achieving perfect marks, but what’s more scary was that they could manipte their scores.
Hearing this answer, Magnus was first taken aback, then he burst intoughter. Magnus praised, “I like your attitude, youngdy.”
If someone else told <b>him </b>this,
Magnus would have pointed his finger at them and scolded them for being arrogant, overbearing, and conceited.
But that remark came from Isabelle.
She had the capability to do that.
Isabelle didn’t refuse when <b>Magnus </b>offered to give her a house.
She would be in Norward for at least four years, so having a house there would make things casier for her, especially since she deserved it.
When she heard Magnus suggest she enter the medical school, she declined him directly.
Magnus told her to reconsider, <b>and </b>there was no rush to make a decision. Moreover, he told her that whether she entered medical school or not, the house would still be hers
addition, on behalf of Taragon University, Magnus presented generous conditions, including a schrship of up to 150,000 dors.
They agreed to meet at the start of the school year. Magnus deliberately turned on the speakerphone to ensure that the admissions officers heard their conversation.
Those people were speechless, while Magnus was proud of his work.
As Isabelle continued typing on the keyboard, she tilted her head and grew impatient with Magnus’s
constant chatter<b>.</b>
She couldn’t help but shoot a sideways re <b>at </b>George, who was being a busybody.
After talking for more than ten minutes, Magnus finally finished.
As he hung up the phone, <b>Magnus </b>felt like he had forgotten something.
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After a while, he remembered that he had gotten too excited and missed a key point. He wondered, Wam’t Isabelle supposed to be out of town<i>? </i>How did she end up with Georget
George put away his phone and said, “Congrattions, Junior,”
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Isabelle snorted softly and said, “Thanks”
George asked, Did she just snort at <b>me</b>?
Isabelle then looked at him <b>and </b>retorted, “Senior.”
George was speechless.
He felt a suffocation sensation in his heart but could only smile helplessly, thinking it wasn’t worth arguing with a young girl.
Since Isabelle was still typing on the keyboard, he watched her for a moment. Something urred to him, and he stood up.
He walked up to her and saw the screen.
Candy Crush?
“You haven’t been feeling well these past few days, so I’ve asked someone to prepare some clothes for you. They’ll send it over shortly.”
He dared not address her as a <b>junior</b>.
“Thank you, Mr. Harris, You’re very considerate.”
“It’s nothing.”
As George entered the bedroom, Isabelle switched the screens.
Candy Crush vanished, and a majestic building took its ce. ck–d bodyguards were everywhere in the grand and luxurious hall.
none other than God’s Armament Alliance headquarters.
Two hours ago, George and his subordinates had a conversation in this <b>hall</b>. Isabelle had watched from start to finish.
Isabelle’s scores became public a few dayster.
One admissions officer after another visited the <b>Jenkins </b>residence during these few days.
The news spread quickly.
The principal of Taragon University reportedly personally visited the family to recruit Isabelle. The local reporters were quick to react/William found himself forced to face the camera multiple times.
High scores among students were not umon, urring every year.
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But it was rare for the principal and vice principal of Thragon University to visit the student house in
person.
The principal even went so far as to offer a six–million–dor mansion to recruit.
The student who caused Taragon University to make such a fuss didn’t even write a single word for her essay, which was even rarer.Belongs ? to N?velDrama.Org.
Even if a student was academically poor and couldn’t write, they would still try to wrack their brains to
v one up with something to score a few extra points. And if they really couldn’t write, they could rely luck to get sympathetic points.
However, Isabe didn’t write a single <b>word</b>.
What was even more rare was that this student <b>scored </b>690 marks on the exam without writing an essay.
Her science scores were ranked 12th in the state.
She was the only one in the state to score full marks in math and science.
Isabe was also the only one in the country to get full marks in math, science, and English.
Mayor Timothy, Principal Burton, Principal Norward High, and a group of school leaders came to congratte the Jenkins with rewards one after another.
From Norward High, the whole city knew about Isabelle.
Even the state top scorer could match her fame, let alone the national top scorer. The attention she received surpassed that of any previous top scorers.
And the inte users who criticised Isabelle foring out to the school gate for interviews after the college entrance examination had all shut up.
As Timothy crouched at the Jenkins residence’s gate, he looked at the crowd behind him–his father, Norward High’s school leaders, journalists, and Jenkins‘ rtives.
He couldn’t grasp the situation and turned to Ethan, who had alsoe out for some fresh <b>air</b>.
<b>you </b>tell me how your sister scored 690 when she only scored a few marks previously? How does <b>she </b>aplish that without writing the essay?” Practically, she would have scored full marks if she had written the essay.
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