Chapter 338: Couldn’t Wait to See That Scene

If Stephanie could get admitted to Craydon University, the Stark family would have a chance to turn their fortunes around.

Leann glared at him, her expression conveying his unnecessary worry. She raised her eyebrows and said, “I know! Even if you don’t tell me, I won’t disturb her studying. This time, we’re going there to deliver her admission ticket and study materials. We will stay for two days and then leave.”

“Uh,” Luther mumbled. He would never have wanted to go to Nemmington, let alone visit the Grant family, if it weren’t for delivering Stephanie’s admission ticket.

“Anyway,” he continued, “whether Stephie gets into Craydon University depends on this. I hope she makes it! Ah, I’m useless as a father. In the past, our family could still help her, but now it’s considered good if I don’t burden her.”

Leann genuinely loved him back then, which is why she married him. She accompanied this man step by step, from a small company to the company going public, and now. It’s false to say that there are no feelings.

It was because of those emotions that I felt uneasy seeing him look downcast and dejected. Just as I was about to reach out and comfort him by holding his arm, I caught sight of someone resting on a bench nearby.

“Myrna?” she exclaimed.

I encountered a ghost; she was everywhere!

Myrna was far away from them, and the airport was crowded with people, noisy chatter everywhere. Occasionally, there were announcements over the loudspeaker searching for people, but she didn’t hear Leann calling her name.

But Luther was standing next to Leann, and when Leann blurted out the name, he followed her gaze and saw Myrna.

I haven’t seen you for half a month.

The girl remained the same as before. Whether standing or sitting, she lacked proper posture and looked lazy. Her attire was also very simple, either a hat or a t-shirt. However, after experiencing what happened before, he could no longer see his adopted daughter with the same eyes.

So when Luther heard Leann say, with undisguised disgust, “What is she doing here?” his mood became somewhat complicated. He stood far away, looking at that person who, even with a cap covering her face, still shone brightly. He gently grabbed her arm and said, “Come take the exam.”

“Exam?”

Leann stood still for a moment, then realized. “Oh yes, you mentioned that she would also take part in the Independent School Entrance Examination at Craydon University.”

“How dare she have the audacity to take the Independent School Entrance Examination for Craydon University with her grades? Does she really think she can afford to attend Craydon University?”

She said this in a way that Luther couldn’t handle.

How do I answer?

Tell her that Myrna was noticed by Craydon University and almost got admitted without taking the exam. Or perhaps he felt that Myrna did well on the exam.

Leann didn’t know what he was thinking, but as always, he despised his stepdaughter and coldly said, “It’s good that she’s gone. Stephie told me that she made great progress in her cultural classes this month and can now score 580. She’s consistently in the top 30 in her cultural classes, and as long as she performs well in her major courses, Stephie told me there’s an 80% chance she’ll get into Craydon University!”

“Wasn’t Myrna’s father a professor at Craydon University? It’s really embarrassing that she didn’t pass the exam this time!”

One passed the exam, while the other did not. Can the one who didn’t pass the exam not feel embarrassed?

Leann couldn’t wait to see that scene!

He lowered his voice and said to him, “Stephie told me privately that Lawson helped her introduce herself to her mentor. I think Stephie has a good chance of getting into Craydon University this time.”

Luther didn’t understand what was going on in her mind, so he quickly glared at her and told her to lower her voice, “Don’t say such things when we get to Nemmington!”