Novel Square
Chapter 13
Lucy continued with her long and passionate speech.
She talked about how getting into a better school would mean better job opportunities.
She even gave a few examples of her past students.
She talked about how some of her students had graduated and joined international companies.
Meanwhile, others had started their own businesses and made a name for themselves.
The students were captivated by her speech as their eyes shone with hope.
“Of course, not all students will be able to gain admission into college! I’m not saying this to discourage
you all.
“I just want you all to be prepared for such an outcome. You don’t need to be disheartened if you fail to
join a college.
“Based on my experience with my past students, some had retaken their SATS and managed to join a top- tier college!‘ Lucy said as she placed her hands on the podium with a solemn gaze.
Suddenly, Sarah raised her hands and asked, “Ms. Turner, do you think I’ll be able to get into Riverland
University?”
The whole class turned to look at Lucy.
“There’s a high chance for you if you don’t slack off,” Lucy answered strictly.
Although Sarah had scored well during the mock tests, Lucy did not overly praise her to prevent her from slacking off.
Sarah smiled with confidence.
For the past few months, she had been studying hard. She was confident in her abilities to gain admission
Into Riverland University.
Sarah glanced sideways at Carlisle.
She wanted to ask Lucy if there was any hope for Carlisle to gain admission into Riverland University. However, she refrained after taking Carlisle’s pride into consideration.
Although Carlisle’s results had been improving rapidly, she believed Carlisle would only be able to enter a Tier 2 university at best.
Then, the bell rang, signaling the end of their class.
But everyone sat quietly in their seats.
“Class is dismissed!” Lucy took a deep breath as she spoke. It was rare for her to not prolong the class.
“Oh my gosh. We’re free!” Sean immediately stood up and threw his textbook in the air.
Chapte: 13
Immediately, everyone was buzzing with excitement.
However, a few students did choose to sit quietly in their seats.
They had finally graduated from high school.
Some would proceed to university to obtain a higher education, whereas some would enter society in advance and experience harsh reality.
At that moment, Carlisle was quiet.
It had been a month since he was reborn. Soon, he would see the fruition of his hard work.
He was confident that he could gain admission into Riverland University.
His admission into Riverland University would be the start of the new life he had given himself since
being reborn.
“Carl, this is for you.”
Wanda had already carried her beg. She was blushing as she handed him a pink colored letter that was
folded into a heart.
“This is…”
Carlisle looked up at Wanda, but she had already run out of the classroom.
What just happened? Was this a love letter?
Did she fall for him within a month of talking?
Carlisle was about to open the letter when Sean smacked his table loudly. “Carl, do you wanna go to an
Internet café? We can play throughout the night. Consider it my
treat!”
“We’re about to have our SATS. How can you still be thinking about playing games all night?”
study the essay title Variety is the spice of
Carlisle rolled his eyes at Sean and continued, “How’s your on
life” that I asked you to research?”
Sean pursed his lips. “Tve been reading it for a few days now. But it might not come out in our SATs!”
*Just read it! Carlisle said as he kept all of his textbooks in his bag.
“Carl, I’ll worship you if the essay topic really happens to be Variety is the spice of life‘!” Sean said with a
smile.
Carlisle held his bag and carried his backpack. He said impassively, “I’m not guaranteeing anything. But
the extra knowledge won’t do us any harm!”
He didn’t insist on the title of the essay. Otherwise, he could not explain how he knew the essay question.
“Carlisle,” Sarah called out as she walked toward Carlisle’s desk
“What is it? Carlisle looked at her indifferently.All text © NôvelD(r)a'ma.Org.