Chapter 70

That was interesting.

The next class was still with the same teacher, and Alarieka still didn’t plan to look up. She just heard a lot of students’ voices.

“Why was there a different teacher?”

“Teacher, you came to the wrong class.”

“Didn’t this teacher used to teach AP courses?”

Alarieka finally looked up and realized this teacher was actually her old chemistry teacher from her previous class. Her eyebrows frowned right away.

This teacher taught really well and had led several classes to be number one during exam week. The school always put her in classes with good grades. There was no way they would let a teacher like her show up in a class the school had already given up on.

The teacher frowned seriously, tapped the desk with a book, and spoke in a heavy tone. “Stop arguing, this was the school’s decision. From now on, I’ll be teaching your chemistry class. In my class, you aren’t allowed to mess around, sleep, or talk louder than me. You have to strictly follow the class rules.”

“About my class, you can listen or not, but if you don’t listen, you have to show me your grades. If you can’t, then sorry. Please ask your parents."

“Everything I just said, you guys have to write it down carefully, don’t let me catch you slacking.”

After the announcement, the whole class was silent. They probably didn’t expect to meet such a strict teacher right before their rushed graduation. For them, it wasn’t like a timely rain, but more like a punishment from heaven. A few classmates even turned to look at Alarieka with resentment in their eyes, just staring right at her. Alarieka’s face looked a bit grim.

This was probably Kieran’s doing. How could the school be dumb enough to transfer important teachers to a class with such bad grades? Rather than saying it was the school’s decision, it was more like Kieran’s decision. As soon as she transferred, the teacher transferred too. No one would have guessed this connection.

Just like I guessed, this teacher was really good at teaching. Even when teaching new stuff, Alarieka looked up during the third round of review. After a day of classes, the students in this class were already numb. All the teachers in the class had been changed, all replaced by better teachers, who were super strict. These playful students were basically suffocating in their seats.

Alaricka looked down and pressed her lips together, slowly packing up her things. Jaylene didn’t know when she walked up to her, and her tone was even worse than in the morning, really unpleasant.

“Alaricka, was it you who brought these teachers here?”

Alaricka’s eyes were clear, and she spoke firmly: “No, I never did that.”

Jaylene sneered, “You say it’s not, so it’s not? We never planned to take the test seriously. You showed up and acted all special, pushed us into this. I’m telling you, you won’t have an easy time from now on." After dropping that harsh line, Jaylene turned and left with her crew, looking pissed off even from behind. Alaricka felt a wave of irritation.

Although there were still three months left before exam week, she had already pretty much remembered and written down the questions from last year’s exam week in her notebook. To be honest, she could take the exam right now.

Why did Kieran do all this? Regretted it and wanted to make it up to her? In short, she really didn’t want to get involved with Kieran. Kieran did all this, but she didn’t feel grateful. She just felt like Kieran was really powerful and she couldn’t get away at all. She always felt trapped and uncomfortable.

Alaricka was in a bad mood, full of resentment, and walked out of the school. But her footsteps suddenly stopped.

There was a Rolls-Royce parked at the school gate, it was Kieran’s car, and Kieran’s assistant was standing by the car door. If it was just like this, Alaricka wouldn’t have felt anything. But the most important thing was, Jaylene was standing in front of the assistant and saying something to her.

The Alarieka alarm rang loudly. Did Kieran find out about Jaylene’s talent earlier than in the last life? She almost immediately walked up to Jaylene’s side.

Jaylene’s tone wasn’t humble or flattering at all, just curious: “This car of yours must cost at least five million, right-”

The assistant saw her, his eyes lit up, and just as he opened his mouth, Alarieka immediately cut in:

“Jaylene, you were here too, what a coincidence!”

Jaylene glanced at her, then at the school gate, and her eyes suddenly turned contemptuous.