Examination Day Story Novels & Stories

Doctors and nurses rushed in, shoving me out. I sat on the hospital floor the whole night. The doctor only came out of the emergency room at dawn. I looked up. My tears couldn't stop flowing. - When the results of the college entrance exam were released, I had to go to school to check my scores together with the other students. The atmosphere was bustling. Everyone excitedly clicked on their pages to check their scores. I sat silently to the side, my gaze downcast. Zonday didn't join in the commotion. Instead, he occasionally looked my way, his expression complicated. Only when it was Camilla's turn did he show interest.

Nilah's Pov FOUR DAYS TO CORONATION DAY: DAY OF EXAM The queue outside the examination hall stretched far down the corridor, much to my surprise. I stood in line, my fingers lightly tracing the edge of the wooden clipboard I had been given, as I looked at the crowd of people around me. I had honestly thought I would be the only one taking the exam today. I figured my path to becoming a healer was an isolated, quiet trial set up specifically to test my worthiness as the future Alpha.

I felt a little relieved by how Enzo handled it. “Enzo, what was that about earlier?” I asked. “It’s nothing. Just a favor for our exam today, Nel,” he replied. I nodded, pretending to believe him—but I doubted it. He’s lying. Why do you still have to lie, Enzo? Why? “Nel…” he called softly. I turned to him and gave a slight smile. When we entered the room, we sat together, still holding hands. He flipped through our review papers. But I was uneasy with how quiet he was. Then the examiner arrived and started handing out our test booklets. Enzo let go of my hand, and once the signal was given, we began answering. There were about thirty of us taking the early exam. I took a deep breath and st

My mother is going to be fine. I channel all of my anger into studying for my upcoming examination. I study and study, until the words are wobbling in front of me. I study and study until all I can see in my dreams are images of my textbooks. I am torturing myself, but I won't stop. On the day of the exam, I leave the house very early, in my new school uniform. This is my first time entering my school in months. The hall is quiet, the exams have already started, but I am led into an empty classroom.

Sam suddenly raised his head. "What day is it today?" "What day?" The man sat leisurely in his office chair, not understanding why Sam was suddenly so agitated. Sam's face was dark. "Look at today's date." The man tapped on the tablet on the table and glanced at it. "It's the 8th. Why…" Before he could finish his sentence, he suddenly remembered something and stopped speaking. He tentatively asked, "Isn't today the day of the child's exam?"

He has been a big help to her, both with her mental health and studies, the man that she least expected became a great help to her all the time. The days flew by and it was finally the time for their final exams, they took a week due to their timetable. She would come out of the exam room grinning, shocking Aria so much. Who comes out of the examination room all happy as if they came from a date? Absolutely someone who has gone insane!. They peacefully ended the exams.

Mom said, gently patting my shoulder. "No matter how you do, you'll always be the child your mom and I love most," Dad added. Looking at the two of them, my heart warmed. "Mom, Dad, don't worry. I'll do my best." Ever since I was reborn, I'd been preparing for this day. How could I possibly let anything go wrong? Yet just when everything should have gone smoothly, something did go wrong. On the day of the exam, Suzy showed up with a knife and blocked my path outside the examination hall.

Jeffrey reassured her, though there was a trace of impatience in his tone. I trailed behind them at a distance but stayed within earshot. Like a silent spectator, I watched the show I had personally orchestrated. We entered the exam hall and found our seats. Sylvia sat one row in front of me. I could see her propping her forehead with both hands, and her whole body was trembling nonstop. The bell rang, signaling the start of the exam. The entire room was filled with the faint scratching of pens on paper instantly. I didn't write anything and simply stared at Sylvia's back.

*Two Days Later* *Allison's POV* The alarm rang at exactly six in the morning. I was awake before it could ring a second time. My eyes opened immediately, staring at the ceiling above my bed. For a few seconds, I simply laid there. Then reality hit. The scholarship exam. Today. A nervous breath escaped my lips. "Okay," I whispered to myself. "You can do this." I sat up slowly and pushed my golden-brown hair away from my face.