Not long after.
Claire Green casually put down her pen, leaned back, and lazily rubbed her wrist.
"Finished writing, so fast."
William James spoke incredulously.
Claire Green offhandedly replied, "There's an issue."
It was a big issue, finishing this quickly.
You know, the questions they gave weren't simple. Although the first few were correct, the later ones still needed verification.
Next, teachers from various subjects started grading the papers, and from the first to the last question, there wasn't a single place to deduct points.
Several people looked at the paper, thinking in bewilderment, so Claire Green's scores were real; she turned out to be a dark horse.
"Impossible, she's clearly a failure," Lia Zeller frantically flipped through several papers, her voice sharp, making the teachers present frown.
No teacher should talk about a student like this.
"Ms. Zeller, please mind your words," Grace Carter's usually gentle voice carried a hint of displeasure.
