Changing Only For Her Novel

The live stream was recorded using a high-resolution camera, so when the cameraman zoomed in, everyone could see the questions on the paper clearly. One of the doctorate students, Conrad Cabrera, sucked a breath of cold air when he saw the exam paper.

“What’s the matter?” his junior asked at the sight.

“Even I would have trouble answering those questions if I were doing the assessment. I’m pretty sure the professors racked their brains coming up with those questions,” Conrad admitted, feeling somewhat defeated.

“Really?”

The sophomores and juniors beside him were shocked to hear that. They didn’t even understand the questions.

“Actually, they might be doing this on purpose. Maybe they didn’t want Sophie to skip a grade.”

Conrad’s conjecture was justifiable since academic acceleration was rare in medical schools and was unprecedented.

Although Sophie was incredibly talented, so it wasn’t surprising for her to skip a grade, the professors were still out of line for purposely making things difficult for her by picking questions even doctorate students could not answer.

“But it doesn’t mean she can’t do it,” Simon argued coldly, confident that Sophie was way better than the doctorate student.

Conrad nodded and agreed sarcastically, “You’re right. Those questions might be too hard for me, but not for Sophie. She’s a genius. I suppose her brain works differently from ours.”

Conrad had always had a sense of superiority because he had been the big shot at the University of Medicine—until Sophie came and became the center of attention, leaving him out in the cold.

It seemed like everyone had forgotten that he had always been the most popular person before Sophie came, so when he heard about the evaluation, he took time from his busy schedule to watch the live stream.

Deep down, he knew he had come not to witness her success but her failure, for that was the only way he could get everyone to notice him again.

Sophie is the person in charge of the medical association—Barney Smith’s mentee! You don’t know sh*t. That’s why you think you’re so

What do you mean by that? I never once said I was good,” Conrad sneered before continuing, “We’re all here today to see

was uncomfortable when she heard those words, for it was apparent that everyone present was waiting to see

skip a grade. She’s got what it takes to do that, so what’s wrong with it?” she finally snapped. Sandra usually kept to herself, but after becoming friends with Sophie, she learned to stand up for herself and

well. It seems like you guys are confident that she will

him back, reminding him, “It’s okay, Simon. There’s no point in arguing with them. The result will speak for itself. They will know how

spoke sense to

create a ruckus here. I don’t think that’s what

curved on her lips as she imagined the

might have to disappoint you all,” she remarked as she handed the paper to one of them

the professor who took her exam sheet

does she think she is? Yet, his expression changed the moment he

another professor

“She…”

do?” Too impatient to wait for a reply, the other professor snatched the

confused as they tried to guess what

she do?”

I think it’s either superb

You’re just stating

out of the studio and met with Simon and Sandra, who had

do I feel like I’ve been having a lot

the impression that

confused, for she had not bought the drink for any particular

“Nothing.”