Anything For Her

Chapter 41 Proving Her Wrong

“Mr. Langston, I can no longer teach her,” Carrie insisted.

Right then, Derrick showed up at the office, panting heavily. He had run all the way to the principal’s office after learning about the matter.

“Mr. Langston, this must be a misunderstanding!” He huffed and panted.

“Mr. Hayes, I’m glad you’re here. I can no longer teach your class. Never mind if they ranked last in their batch; now someone even cheated in the test! Find someone else to take over my position!” Carrie announced.

“Mrs. Fletcher, we don’t know what happened yet. How could you accuse my student of cheating?” Derrick argued.

“I don’t think even I can score full marks for the test this time. How could she score full marks? Are you kidding me?” Carrie retorted.

Derrick responded, “You’re not capable enough, that’s why. I can’t believe you have the face to say that out loud.”

“Hey!” Carrie fumed.

“Why don’t we do this? I have a set of physics competition questions with me. Sophie, please solve them.” Andy pulled out a set of physics quiz questions that were sealed. “Mrs. Fletcher, you should solve them, too.”

“Mr. Langston, you want me to solve it together with her?” Carrie might not be as capable as Aaron from Senior Class 1, but she found it humiliating to be asked to solve the questions with her student.

“Just do it. You think you’re capable of teaching the honors classes, right? It’s time for you to show me your ability. If you’re capable enough, I’ll allow you to teach the honors classes,” Andy told her.

Andy unsealed the file and gave them both the papers.

“Sophie, if you can score fifty marks this time, I’ll admit that you didn’t cheat. I’ll also apologize to you,” Carrie said after taking a look at the papers.

The questions were difficult, so she was pretty sure Sophie couldn’t solve them.

“Mrs. Fletcher, stop talking. Go solve the questions there.”

Sophie took the papers and returned to her spot on the couch. She grabbed a pencil and started scribbling the answers down without even using a draft paper.

Carrie, on the other hand, started using the draft paper for the first multiple choice question.

I need to perform well this time. They think I can’t teach the honors classes, right? This is the time to prove myself.

After completing the multiple choice questions, Sophie moved on to the subjective questions. She was good at mental arithmetic, so she could write out the steps on paper and calculate the answer mentally without needing any draft papers.

They were given two hours to complete the physics quiz, but Sophie completed everything in one hour.

on the table and

know how to answer any of them! How dare she listen to music here?

is only one hour left, but you have yet to complete many questions,” Derrick

bring himself to stay

Sophie came to this school, Carrie had been making life

talked to Carrie a few times privately, but she still refused to

a glare before returning to her

the more difficult the

questions. Her initial plan was to perform well. Alas, her plan had gone down

paper. The reassuring thought made her

too difficult to begin with, so

of Senior Class 1 and also the Head of Physics, Aaron, to mark

Carrie’s paper

quickly finished marking the multiple choice questions.

a sigh of relief at

as he marked the

Carrie

quite weak in physics,” Aaron commented. As the Head of Physics, he kept reminding the other physics teachers to solve physics questions during their free time. However,

turned grouchy after getting

handed Sophie’s

multiple choice questions and the fill-in-the-blank

got all the subjective

scored full marks on the quiz

he couldn’t even score full marks if he

did she do?”

scored full marks!” Aaron reported

the jackpot? Is

you make a mistake?” Carrie refused to believe

the questions an hour ago, so it seemed impossible for

tutor Sophie. I’ll register her name for the physics competition this year!” Aaron implored excitedly. He had always been an ambitious teacher

talk

favor to the Northley family, so he had

that you

“I’ll be off now.”

left, Andy returned

afraid you can’t be a physics teacher in our school with