Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 743

Nina shot a glance at Janet before she spoke in a calm voice, “Janet, you have to score better this time. Otherwise, you’ll have a hard time graduating.”

Nina knew that she did not sit for the medicine exam last time.

Even though the principal did not say anything, the students from other cohorts were quite opinionated—they claimed that Janet was worried that she could not uphold her image of obtaining full marks during the college entrance exam.

Upon hearing that, she returned to her senses and replied to Nina with a hum.

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Hazel, who heard their conversation from her seat, felt rather ridiculous when she saw their interaction. If her results are really that good, she didn’t need to be absent for the medicine exam last time! Now, she even dares to agree with Nina. Isn’t she worried about the results revealing her true identity?

Someone in the room noticed that Hazel wore a peculiar expression on her face since her eyes were darting around. Hence, they said in a low voice, “Hazel, you don’t have to worry about it. It’s just a quiz. Since you are a new student, it’s fine if you can’t get a good score for your first test.”

Upon hearing that, she turned with a smile. “Thanks, but I’m not nervous.” Even if I’m nervous, I would be nervous for someone else here. Haha!

papers were distributed, the surroundings immediately

papers, her lips curled into a smile. Even though she had not enrolled in any other university because she was studying piano, the test questions were mostly similar to those in a Grade 12 exam. Hence, she did not have any difficulty

of that, she turned and glanced at Janet, who was seated diagonally to

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merely saw her crossing her legs with one hand supporting her chin while the other was

finally started to write the answers

anymore. Look at this attitude of hers. She even claims that she received

cold voice suddenly shocked the students who were busy answering

Hogan, I’ve finished the test. Can I hand it in and leave?” It was Janet

Janet before walking

at the paper that was full of words, it was commendable to have fully filled in the test paper—even

completely empty

it was optional for the students to answer the essays, it was their decision after all. Since Janet was absent for the last medicine exam, it induced dissatisfaction

she reminded in a low voice, “What