Chapter 47

Chapter 47 The Results Were Out Audrey's attention was all on Hannah, she didn’t notice the sullen and cold—looking young man.

Monday arrived quickly.

After arriving at school, Kelsey headed straight for the headteacher Olivia's office.

She felt that she performed exceptionally well in this monthly test, and believed that it should be no problem for her to rank within the top three in her grade.

“Olivia, are the results out? How did | do this time?” Kelsey asked, a hint of nervousness and anticipation on her gentle and beautiful face.

Olivia saw Kelsey, her eyes lit up with joy, “Not bad, you’re third in the grade.”

Kelsey's heartbeat instantly quickened.

Estimating oneself is one thing, getting confirmation from the teacher is another.

“Where were the first and second in that grade?”

“They were both in our class, namely Corbin and Regina.”

In other words, there was no Audrey at all?

As Kelsey sneered inwardly, a trace of sadness appeared on her beautiful face, “No Audra?”

A flicker of complexity crossed Olivia’s eyes as she thought of Ill [e)

Audrey's grades. She shook her head and remained silent.

Kelsey didn’t notice the complexity in Olivia’s eyes. After leaving the teacher's office, she took out her phone to text Elise.

Upon learning that Kelsey had made it into the top three of the grade and Audrey didn’t even rank, Elise quickly responded that she would be coming to school with Rylan later.

Atriumphant smile curled up at the corners of Kelsey's lips.

When Rylan came and saw Audrey’s grades, he would surely be disappointed in that loud—mouthed, foolish daughter, right?

Did Audrey really have to post on the forum to prove she was a fool? She would probably be ridiculed by everyone, losing all her dignity, right?

With this in mind, the incident where the last post embarrassed her didn’t seem like much anymore!

“Kel, how did you do?” After arriving at school, Carlie went to class one to find Kelsey. Upon learning that she was in the teacher's office, she hurried over.

Kelsey brushed her long hair from her cheek, feeling smug inside but wearing a hint of worry on her face. “Carlie, maybe we shouldn't let Audra post and confirm she’s a fool. It would be so embarrassing for her,” she said.

Upon hearing Kelsey's words, Carlic couldn't help but burst into laughter, her eyes filled with undisguised contempt and disdain.

“She’s a fool, and not only that, she’s a money-losing proposition. With her pig brain, she thinks she can manipulate the two Howard brothers. Ha, what a cheap woman!”

Thinking of Audrey being about to be publicly humiliated, Carlie [e)

couldn’t wait any longer. “I’m going back to the classroom. Let her post now, call me Auntie!”

Watching Carlic quickly walk away, a smirk tugged at the corner of Kelsey's lips.

Class 10 classroom.

Audrey had just sat down in the chair when Carlie came over, full of arrogance.

“Audrey, you lost, hurry up and post to admit you’re stupid!”

Looking at Carlie, who was raising her eyebrows and looking at her with disdain, as if she wished she could trample her into the mud, Audrey slowly put down her backpack and took out her book, “Are the results out?”

“The results haven’t been posted yet, but someone asked the class teacher, and you didn’t make it into the top three!” Carlie’s eyes were provocative and triumphant. “It’s one thing to be stupid, but it’s another to be unaware of it. Thinking that a few big words can make you a top student, you should go back to the drawing board, get a new IQ, and then compare yourself with the top student Kel!”

Audrey looked at Carlie, who was excited and eager to trample her underfoot, with a calm expression, “You're really something, coming to provoke me before the results are even out.”

Patrick interjected from the side, “Audrey, | think she’s an idiot.”

Carlic glared at Patrick, then turned her glare back to Audrey, “Delaying time won't change the stupidity of your countdown.”

No sooner had Carlic finished speaking than someone suddenly Ill shouted, “The score list is out!”