Chapter 443


    The Advanced Maths Exam Papers is a set of papers that didn’t include a marking scheme in the book.


    If one needed the marking scheme, one must purchase them separately. However, because those


    answers were not from the original author, they weren’t guaranteed to be the most urate solutions to


    the questions.


    Following Wendy’s inquiry, someone in the ssroom raised their hand hesitantly and said, “I have the


    answers…”


    “Can I borrow it from you? Marking those papers must be really tiring for Arielle, so I wanted to help by


    lending her the marking scheme.” Wendy pursed her lips.


    The ssmate was amicable and agreed to Wendy’s request immediately. Plus, she was also curious


    to find out if Arielle could genuinelyplete those questions in such a short timeframe.


    After getting her hands on the marking scheme, Wendy mustered up her courage and paced toward


    Arielle before handing thetter the sheets of paper. Along the way, she tried her best to ignore Henry’s


    fierce look and Jared’s icy gaze. She put up a kind facade and suggested, “Why don’t you use the


    marking scheme? I’m sure it’ll make it easier for you to mark those papers.”


    Arielle muttered expressionlessly, “There’s no need.”


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    “Why don’t you need it? Do you think your answers will be more urate than those given in the


    marking


    scheme itself?” Wendy smirked, to which Arielle calmly responded, “That’s right.”


    Arielle’s arrogance left Wendy speechless. She opened her mouth slightly but could note up with a


    good argument as she didn’t expect Arielle to express her egotism without the slightest hesitation.


    That’s too bold of you! Do you think you’re the author who wrote these examination papers?


    Little did Wendy know, Arielle was indeed the author of the widely known book.


    Even her nickname, ‘San,’ was printed at the back of each set of papers.


    That was the reason why Arielle couldplete a full set of questions from the Advanced Maths Exam


    Papers within a few minutes. After all, it would be preposterous if she did not know the answers to the


    questions she designed.


    Of course, Arielle had no intention of disclosing her qualifications to Wendy because thetter was


    nothing but an unworthy opponent in her eyes.


    However, to Wendy, Arielle’s conceitedness was simply ridiculous. She had never seen someone so


    vain.


    Wendy clenched her jaw and suggested, “Although you refused to use the marking scheme, we are


    curious to see if your answers were undoubtedly correct. Do you mind if I check Jared’s paper again?”


    Arielle remained emotionless, as if she weren’t the least bothered by anything happening around her.


    She replied nonchntly, “This is Jared’s paper, so please ask him for his permission instead of me.”


    Wendy hated Arielle’s unbothered attitude. She felt like she was being looked down on by thetter,


    even though she was clearly the best amongst everyone in this ssroom.


    Without saying a word, Wendy snatched Jared’s paper away from Arielle and began checking the


    answers ording to the marking scheme.


    The ssmates couldn’t hide their peaking interest and were curious about the results. Some of them


    turned to look at Wendy as she cross-checked the answers on Jared’s paper and the marking scheme,


    while others surrounded Wendy to get a better look at what was going on.


    Wendy couldn’t help but scoff at Arielles confidence when she saw thetter’s remarks beside each


    mistake.


    Henry was starting to feel anxious about the situation, so he turned around and whispered to Jared,


    “Jared, do you believe Boss will mark some questions incorrectly? ording to what I’ve heard, the


    difficulty of this set of papers is extremely high. How about we stop Wendy right now?”


    Jared hesitated for a split second before he shook his head and said, “There’s no need.” He was


    confident in Arielle’s intelligence.


    Besides, the questions were challenging, so what if she got some of them wrong? After all, the answers


    in the marking scheme were not perfect either. Thus, it wouldn’t be a big deal even if Arielle made


    mistakes.


    Meanwhile, Wendy was fixated on checking the


    answers, and she was more serious about this task than she was aboutpleting her own papers.


    Finally, Wendy went through every multiple-choice question on the paper.


    Yet, her face darkened at the oue.Belongs to (N)?vel/Drama.Org.