For the next few days, Arabella was still busy in the lab, but the rumors outside were getting more and more intense.
âSchoolâs been in session for almost a month, and I heard that the top scorer has only attended a few days of classes. Does she think she can do whatever she wants just because her scores are good?â
âThe teachers in her class think highly of her. Apparently, they didnât talk to her in private, and the classmates also respect her a lot.â
âShe just got an award during training, and the whole class got a day off. Whatâs so great about that?â
Kelly heard these gossips in the restroom and couldnât help but retort, âYeah, itâs not a big deal, but it seems like nobody in your class has done it, right?â
The shortâhaired girl who was complaining to her friends saw Kelly and couldnât help but say, âI know you Youâre Arabellaâs friend. Weâre talking about Arabella. What does it have to do with you?â
Kelly: âSince you said Iâm her friend, then her business is my business. So tell me, what does it matter to you whether Arabella comes to school or not? Youâre so nosy!â
The shortâhaired girl was left speechless.
After washing her hands, Kelly was about to leave the restroom. She seemed to think of something and suddenly stopped, saying, âOh, by the way, Arabella doesnât come to school because she has the privilege. Not everyone needs to sit in a classroom to learn.â
With Arabellaâs talent, attending classes would be a waste of time.
What really attracted her to Westerly College were the highâvalue equipment in the laboratory and researching new drug formulas with Grandpa Beck.
After leaving the restroom, Kelly returned to her seat in the cafeteria and said, âThere are all kinds of people these days.â
âWhat happened?â Arabella saw her looking a bit angry, which was rather cute.
Kelly told her what had just happened. Joyce at the side couldnât help but say, âIâve also been annoyed by those people recently.
Probably because Arabellaâs grades are too good, everyoneâs paying attention to her.â
Another roommate said, âMe too. I was going to class 3303 the other day and heard people talking about Bella not attending class. I wanted to ask, Whatâs it to them whether Bella goes to class or not?â
Arabella thought for a while. She indeed hadnât gone to class for a long time, so she asked, âWhatâs the next course?â
âPharmacy.â
This course mainly explained the effects of prescriptions, diagnosis, treatment, etc. Because the theory was the same, the neurology class and the surgery class will attend together.
âLetâs go to class then.â
Hearing that Arabella was going to class, Kelly was stunned. âWait for me.â
The professor teaching pharmacy today was a kindâfaced old man, dressed simply and wearing glasses.
Because there were too many students in class, he couldnât take attendance one by one but had the class presidents count the number of students. He was somewhat surprised to learn that everyone in the neurology class was present.
âThe top scorer is here? Let me see which little girl she is.â The old professor lifted his head, looked at the student through the glasses, and seemed very curious about who the top scorer was.
âProfessor Lambert, the top scorer is here!â
âOver here!â
âThis is our classâs top scorer.â
The students of the neurology class were all enthusiastic, eagerly wanting to introduce Arabella to Professor Lambert. However, the students from the surgery class frowned, seemingly uninterested.