Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me

Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me Chapter 380

The second paper he graded was Henry’s paper. Henry picked C for absolutely every question. As the rule dictated, his method would earn him a resounding zero as well.

The last paper was Arielle’s.

She chose B for the five language questions. Without a doubt, that would earn her zero points in that section.

However, when Donovan moved on to check her mathematics sections, his gaze fluttered, and ripples of emotions spread out in his eyes.

She didn’t actually guess the answers for this paper? Holy… She got all ten questions correct. She even managed to get the tougher questions and used the correct formulas!

There was a moment when Donovan couldn’t believe that Arielle was the one who answered the questions on the paper.

What astounded Donovan even more, was that Arielle had answered the extra questions as well.

One particular section was beyond the student’s level and was meant for the students in the more advanced classes.

those questions there

to use them as a gateway to introduce his students to the new classes.

need several hours to solve the equations. We only gave the students an hour to write the answers, so even if she is capable of doing it, there simply isn’t enough time for her to

was why Donovan was surprised to see that Arielle had filled out the empty space. Still, he didn’t expect

to be patient

first formula written there. Oh dear, that is the simplest formula. Does she actually expect to get an

I shouldn’t hold out any hope for

cross on it, but he suddenly caught sight of the

Arielle

answer… was also

answers, but to get the answer right down to the last decimal

paused for several seconds. He checked and re-checked to make sure that he got it right. After that, he started paying attention and re-analyzing the formula and process Arielle

on,

actually managed to use the simplest formula to solve an equation that encompassed complicated numbers and technical know-how.

read the answer, Donovan felt the urge to

student asked, “Mr. Baxter, should we revise on our own