At the medical school, there was 5 minutes before the start of the exam.
Abby was starting to feel a little anxious as she looked outside the door. “Why isn’t Janet back?”
“Why don’t I look for her?” Sharon was also as anxious as her. After all, if Janet missed the exam, she would be unable to receive her graduation diploma.
Abby furrowed her brows. “Where can we look for her? She didn’t tell us where she went.”
At the same time, their classmates also noticed that Janet still had not returned after leaving earlier. Therefore, they started to whisper among themselves. “What happened to Janet? Why isn’t she back yet?”
“You’re right; it’s so weird. After we discussed earlier that Markovia’s Medical Research Institution was the one who prepared the mock examination, she left.”
“Is that true? Could it be that she is afraid of the test?”
“I don’t think that’s possible. After all, she enrolled in the school with a perfect score!”
“I’m not sure about that. The questions prepared by Markovia’s Medical Research Institution are abnormally difficult.”
“Is she afraid of embarrassing herself because she won’t have a ‘perfect score’ if she does badly in the exam?”
“Be quiet.” Right at that moment, a clear voice was suddenly heard—the examiner had walked into the examination room with the test papers in her hands as she scanned the whole place with her sharp black eyes. “Students of the medical school, it’s time for the examination.”
As she took out the test papers from the sealed envelope and prepared to distribute it, she was interrupted by a soft voice. “Teacher.”
“What is it?” The examiner lifted her eyes and looked at Abby.
Abby furrowed her brows, illustrating her worries. “Will there be a replacement examination for this one?”
Upon hearing Abby’s words, the examiner squinted her eyes while her voice deepened. “What’s the problem? Don’t you want to take the exam?”
Abby rubbed her hands nervously and answered softly, “No. My deskmate hasn’t returned since she went out.”
“There won’t be one.” The examiner’s eyes had a serious look as she spoke in a solemn tone. “No matter what the reason is, if she isn’t here for the exam, she will be counted as an absentee. Tell her to speak to the principal.”
Therefore, Abby frowned as she nervously sat down. Even though she was worried, she could only look for Janet after the exam.
The moment everyone saw the test papers, it suddenly caused an uproar below the stage.
“Oh my God! What kind of a question is this? It’s insane.”
“This is a S-level test paper. The people in Markovia’s Medical Research Institution are out of their minds.”
“No wonder Janet isn’t sitting the exam. If she takes it, it’ll definitely destroy her.”
“What is Dr. Fernandaz up to by coming up with such difficult questions? I hope you become bald soon.”
When the exam was over 90 minutes later, every one of them looked devastated.
The moment the time was up, the students left the examination room one after another with their stationery; they looked as though they were about to cry.
“I knew I should have continued studying literature.” Abby’s tears rolled down her face. Why did I enroll in medical school?
“I’m regretting it too. I didn’t understand any one of the questions prepared by Markovia’s Medical Research Institution.” Sharon and Summer were also in tears.
As soon as the three of them exited the classroom, their eyes randomly landed on the girl facing them. “Janet.”
“Janet, why did you return so late after you left earlier?”
“That’s right. We are already done with the exam. Why are you only showing up now?”
Janet lifted her eyes lazily and spoke in a toneless voice, “The professor from the computer science school wanted to see me just now. Besides, I’ve already informed the principal.”
“Is that so?” Abby nodded in confusion as they were all aware that Janet had an unusual relationship with the principal, so it was normal if the principal wanted to give her a free pass. After all, she is a perfect student. What difference does it make?
At the same time, it was late at night in Yobril.
Emily was checking her phone while lying in bed but she suddenly received a notification from her phone—it was a message from the Woodsbury University Forum that she had been keeping tabs on.
