After the math class, the history teacher arrived but she left again saying that she forgot the card for the surprise quiz she prepared.
Alexa was still busy chatting with Stephanie when the class president approached them.
"Alexandria, Stephanie. Can you two please stop talking while the teacher is in the room?"
Alexa glanced quickly at the class president and then turned to look at Stephanie.
"So, maybe you can come for dinner tomorrow. My mom is back. I can ask her to make my favourite dessert. You are going to love it," Alexa said ignoring the class president.
Stephanie responded with a smile but deep inside she was starting to feel anxious by the way the class president was staring at them.
"Sure. I will ask my mom later."
"Hey, Alexandria Su. You are a transferred student. I don't know in which school you came from but you shouldn't-"
The class president's lips froze when Alexandria's eyes suddenly changed its colour.
"What is happening to your eyes?" said the class president, horrified and shocked.
Alexa blinked and lowered her sight to the floor. When she raised her chin, her eyes were back to its normal colour brown.
"What do you mean?" she asked with a tilted head. Faking a confuse expression.
"Your eyes just changed its colour. I mean…" the class president wanted to continue but their history teacher arrived so she went back to her chair with the same confused face.
Alexa noticed how strangely the class president looked at her. She couldn't blame her, watching someone's eyes changed its colour can be really scary.
Meanwhile, at Louisa's classroom.
As usual, Louisa was sitting quietly in her chair. Her ears were listening to her teacher explaining the topic which she already knew.
Scribble… scribble… she wrote down what was written on the board. When she was done, she closed her notebook and looked straight at her teacher.
"Louisa Su, would you like to answer the question on the board?" her teacher said smiling at her.
Louisa got up, she walked towards the front with a skull in her head
Scribble… scribble… Louisa answered the question and went back to her chair. Lips sealed and eyes emotionless.
"Very good Louisa," the teacher praised her, "but the solution is wrong. Didn't you see the computation I wrote earlier on the boar?"
Louisa sighed and picked up her tablet. She used her stylus pen to write 'you used the wrong solution.'
The teacher stared dumbstruck at Louisa for a moment. Then she blinked and let out an awkward smile.
"I don't think so," the teacher's smile became faker and sounded anxious by the time, "I am pretty sure I used the correct one."
Louisa got up and showed a scanned page of a book on her tablet to her teacher. It clearly showed that the teacher was indeed wrong.
"I think you have a point, Louisa. Don't worry, I will check this issue."
The teacher smiled at Louisa, but her eyebrows were creasing in both confusion and embarrassment.