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Chapter 11

作者: Kim Wish
Patrick wanted to bring up our childhood ties, but I didn't even bother to respond.

I just glanced at him, contempt in my eyes, and cut him off, asking, "Why didn't you remember the times we spent together as kids when you mocked me?"

With everyone watching us, he froze on the spot, humiliated.

I ignored these pathetic fools and left the classroom with Mr. Hart and the organizing committee. I still had to discuss the next steps for joining the state team and securing my spot at Ashford Univer
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  • Trashed for My Grades, Drafted by Nationals   Chapter 12

    I put my phone back in my pocket without sparing Patrick another glance and then left.Patrick froze on the spot, looking humiliated and full of regret.…The previous incident still hadn't been settled when the next day, an even bigger farce unfolded.Tammy's parents kicked up a fuss in Mr. Hart's office."Tammy is so traumatized she's practically out of her mind! The school has to be responsible for this!" Tammy's mother, Edith Freeman, threw herself on the floor, slapping her thighs as she wailed."It's Tanya's fault. She deliberately provoked Tammy. She's jealous because Tammy gets such good grades! Just look at how badly Tammy's grades have dropped! It's all her fault!"Her father, Leonard White, put his hands on his hips and shouted, "She must apologize publicly and pay us a huge amount in emotional damages! If not, we're not letting this go!"Several teachers had gathered around to watch the spectacle and were whispering among themselves."What? Tammy seems like such a

  • Trashed for My Grades, Drafted by Nationals   Chapter 11

    Patrick wanted to bring up our childhood ties, but I didn't even bother to respond.I just glanced at him, contempt in my eyes, and cut him off, asking, "Why didn't you remember the times we spent together as kids when you mocked me?"With everyone watching us, he froze on the spot, humiliated.I ignored these pathetic fools and left the classroom with Mr. Hart and the organizing committee. I still had to discuss the next steps for joining the state team and securing my spot at Ashford University.…A few days later, the final results of the math olympiad were released on the official website. Tammy's didn't even make the list of finalists.Her earlier boast that she did a great job and was confident she'd win became a joke around the school."This is so funny. I thought she was so capable. Turns out she just went on a sightseeing trip, huh?""Didn't she say the competition was so easy? Why didn't she win a single award?"The stark contrast in how others treated her and the mo

  • Trashed for My Grades, Drafted by Nationals   Chapter 10

    Ian's words caused an uproar.Tammy couldn't even solve the same types of problems that appeared on the preliminary round. So how did she claim she'd done so well on it?Tammy's crying stopped abruptly, and the color drained from her face.Ian turned away from her and faced me, his eyes filled with undisguised admiration and excitement. "Tanya, your reasoning goes far beyond the level of this competition. You're a true genius."Everyone's whispers had taken on a completely different tone."Oh, my! We actually have a true genius among us!""I was wrong. I actually mocked her before this. I'm such a clown."Ian took a certificate with a gold-embossed cover and an envelope from his assistant and solemnly held them out to me. "On behalf of the National Math Olympiad Organizing Committee, I officially announce that the sole gold medalist of this year's competition is Tanya Wagner!"Congratulations! You've won a million-dollar prize and…" He paused, and then he said loudly, "A spot a

  • Trashed for My Grades, Drafted by Nationals   Chapter 9

    "I won't accept this!" Tammy shrieked. "How could I possibly be wrong? I've done this problem countless times! You're the ones who got it wrong!"Brian adjusted his glasses. He pointed to the auxiliary lines I'd drawn on the blackboard and spoke calmly, "The hard part of this geometry problem—and the only thing we're testing—is how you draw them. Tanya used just three lines to find the simplest way to solve it."Tammy's calculations covered half the blackboard. He turned to look at them and shook his head. "You got the very first auxiliary line wrong. The geometric relationships are all wrong, so everything you calculated after that is wrong too."Brian pointed at the equations. "You even used two theorems that have nothing to do with solid geometry just to make your calculations work. This isn't even about whether you can solve the problem anymore. You've already failed on academic grounds."He didn't consider Tammy's feelings at all and didn't mince his words.Our classmates sta

  • Trashed for My Grades, Drafted by Nationals   Chapter 8

    Tammy's voice was sharp and piercing as she viciously slandered me.Patrick stepped in front of Tammy and looked at Ian, his expression self-righteous. "Mr. Stewart, it's not that we don't trust the organizing committee. Something about this whole thing didn't add up. Everyone in class knows what Tanya is capable of. An unfair win like this isn't honorable!"His persuasive words caused the classmates who had already started to waver to look at me with suspicion again."Yeah, she definitely cheated.""Yeah, how else would a lousy student suddenly become a genius?"Ian was enraged by the never-ending farce. He sneered, his gaze sharp. "This is a national competition, and our country's top mathematicians set the problems jointly. The entire competition was monitored. There was absolutely no chance of anyone leaking the questions or cheating!"You're openly questioning the credibility of our country!"Tammy shouted desperately, "Then, the system must have made a mistake! It must hav

  • Trashed for My Grades, Drafted by Nationals   Chapter 7

    When Mr. Hart saw Ian, a fawning smile appeared on his face. "M-Mr. Stewart? What brings you here personally? I-It's our great honor to have you here!"He quickly stepped forward, extending both hands in a respectful gesture.But Ian didn't take his hand. He just nodded coolly. "I came to deliver the good news to your student, Tanya. She won the only gold medal in the National Math Olympiad."Joy appeared on Mr. Hart's face. "Tanya? Tanya Wagner from our school? That's amazing. This is great news!"He rubbed his hands excitedly, then turned to Ms. Walker, praising her, "Ms. Walker, you've nurtured an outstanding student! The school will make sure to recognize your contribution!"Color drained from Ms. Walker's face, and she fell silent.Ian sneered and cut off Mr. Hart's excited remarks, saying, "Recognize her contribution? You should be punishing her. From the moment she stepped inside the classroom, she kept claiming we were frauds and doubted the fairness of the competition.

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