Chapter 979


    She nced at Rosie, who looked confident, and her mother in the audience, who was also grinning


    from ear to ear.


    The host said, “Right, you and Rosie both scored full marks. You probably missed my announcement


    because you were sleeping”


    Ellinor yawned, nonchntly saying, “I don’t buy it


    The reporters in the audience looked at her skeptically.


    “She said she doesn’t believe it? Is she doubting her own score or Rosie’s?”


    “Definitely Rosie’s score! She must think Rosie, having been out of school for years, would’ve forgotten


    loads and couldn’t possibly have aced it. Turns out Rosie’s quite the brainiac, still scoring full marks


    even years after leaving school.”


    “I think so too! Isn’t Ellinor being too cocky?”


    The audience was buzzing with chatter.


    The host emphasized to Ellinor, “Ellinor, this is the deal. After your answer sheets reached me, they


    were marked on–site by the examiner. After the results were announced, your answer sheets were


    shown to the reporters and the audience in the live room, and no one objected


    And just now. Rosie imed that since she handed in her paper first, she should have a slight edge in


    thispetition. What’s your take on this?”


    Ellinor, having heard this, yawned again, “Even if we both got full marks, it doesn’t mean she’s better


    just because she finished earlier. Since when does handing in papers early count as bonus points?”


    A reporter in the audience raised his voice, “Even if handing in early doesn’t give bonus points, we all


    think Rosie is better than you!”


    Ellinor turned to the reporter, “Why’s that?”


    The reporter said, “Because you’ve been receiving the best education possible at Creston University all


    these years and had time to review high school courses. Rosie, on the other hand, hasn’t been to


    school for years and has been farming at home, yet she managed to ace the test. Isn’t that telling


    enough?”


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    Ellinor chuckled, “My dear reporter friend, your conclusion is clearly based on the assumption that I did


    rece Rosie’s entrance exam score, which doesn’t seem to hold water.”


    The reporter was tongue–tied by her rigorous logic but still stood by Rosie, “Then do you have any


    evidence to prove that you didn’t rece Rosie’s entrance exam score?”


    Ellinor nonchntly shook her head, “Nope.”


    The reporter smirked. “Since you don’t, doesn’t that mean you’re indeed suspicious?”


    Ellinor sat on the stage, looking down at the reporter with clear bias from a higher position, calmly


    saying, “First off, the basic quality of a journalist is to remain neutral and look at the event objectively,


    which you clearlyck. Also, in any situation or event, one can only prove the existence, not the


    nonexistence. Don’t you understand this basic logic? Which media outlet are you from? Hiring a


    reporter like you doesn’t seem like a wise move.”


    The reporter’s face turned ugly after her response, “You…”


    Most of the other reporters also sided with Rosie. They originally had a soft spot for the underdog, and


    after seeing Ellinor’s casual attitude towards the test and her arrogance, they were more inclined to


    support Rosie, who seemed more docile.


    A reporter stood up for his colleague, “So ording to your logic, you can’t prove that you didn’t


    rece Rosie’s entrance exam score, but we can’t have doubts about you? I think your logic is the


    absurd one!”


    Ellinorughed it off lightly, “I never thought that an old ssmate with mediocre high school grades


    could score full marks at this point.


    Hmm… This is a bit of a pickle! To prove something I didn’t do, why don’t we have another test? What


    do you