Chapter 181
Selene spared no courtesy for Kaylee, scolding her in front of the entire ss.
Kaylee, head bowed, eyes reddening, was on the verge of tears. She began to doubt herself,
wondering if she was truly that incapable, unable to even write a decent speech..
Flora paused from packing her bag, her gaze drifting to the notebook on the table. It was admittedly
a bit superficial, but for a high school student, it was passable.
It was Selene’s expectations that were too high.
Flora furrowed her brows and said, “This draft can work. Among high school students, it’s quite
outstanding.”
“What do you mean can work?”
Selene looked towards Flora, her gaze sharp as a knife. “My principle is to either do it the best or
not do it at all.”
Saying so, she pped the notebook onto Kaylee. Im giving you onest night to revise it. By
tomorrow morning. I want to see your improved draft. If it’s still the same, I’ll ask the teacher to
remove you from the team.”
After her harsh admonition, Selene stood up, slung her backpack over her shoulder, and strode
out.
“Selene was too harsh.”
“Kaylee, don’t listen to her. You’re already doing great.”
“Exactly, we couldn’t even understand what you wrote.”
A group of guys, somewhat at a loss, tried tofort Kaylee. They all thought Selene’s words were
a bit harsh.
Kaylee had her head buried, and her shoulders were quivering. Crying wasn’t her intention, but she
felt so hurt, and with peopleforting her, it was as if her defenses were breached. She couldn’t
help it and just started crying.
Listening to the sobbing, Flora sighed and ced her packed bag on the desk. She walked over to
Kaylee’s desk and took her notebook away. Then she sat down, picked up a red pen, and began to
make corrections.
Her right hand, though much better, still hurt after writing for a while.
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Dane thought about asking Flora tofort Kaylee since they were both girls, but Flora was
engrossed in writing something. He felt it wasn’t right to disturb her.
After about fifteen minutes, Kaylee had adjusted her mindset and stopped crying. However, her
eyes were still red and swollen, with tear stains on her face, making her look pitiable.
“Thank you all. It’s gettingte, and you should head back.” Kaylee managed a smile as she spoke
to Dane and the others.
“Should we walk you home?”
“Yeah, it’s not safe for a girl to go home alone.”
“It’s okay, I’ll go home by myself.”
Kaylee nned to revise the speech a bit more before heading back. No sooner had she finished
speaking than an arm appeared before her.
Flora ced the notebook in front of her, slung her backpack over her shoulders, and said softly,
“I’m heading home now.”
Then, she strode out.
Kaylee caught a glimpse of the notebook, now filled with red marks, surprise flickering in her eyes.
She quickly picked it up and looked through thements. Her eyes gradually became teary
again.
The next day