All the teachers were unanimous in their opinion. At that moment, it seemed like they all collectively forgot the chance of a miracle happening in the college entrance examination. No, it's not that the teachers forgot, it's just that they unanimously decided that Xie Wanying couldn't possibly create a miracle.
"Teacher Liu."
Without turning her head, Xie Wanying knew her deskmate Zhang Wei was also called over by Liu Hui.
Liu Hui faced Zhang Wei, beckoning with her hand, and with a smiling eye said in a gentle voice, "Zhang Wei, I've spoken with your mother. I suggest you could apply for better schools. With your grades, there's a possibility for a breakthrough in the college exams."
Zhang Wei nodded.
Suddenly, Liu Hui stretched out her hand, placing it warmly on Zhang Wei's shoulder and said, "In the future, should you go to the United Kingdom, don't forget to let your alma mater and teachers know, okay?"
"I know, I know, don't worry, Teacher Liu. I won't forget you and the other teachers, nor will I forget our class president and classmates," said Zhang Wei.
Feeling touched by her student's words, Liu Hui hugged Zhang Wei as if the student had become her own daughter.
In that era, having one of their own students go overseas to study would bring undeniable pride to a teacher, regardless of whether the student went by paying their way or not.
Seeing this scene, Xie Wanying turned and left alone.
In her previous life, she filled out her forms by the book, so she never witnessed such scenes. Her rebirth forced her to open her eyes wide to her homeroom teacher and other school teachers.
Back in the classroom, sitting down at her spot, a bunch of classmates squinted their eyes, sneakily looking at her and whispering among themselves. Xie Wanying thought for a moment, worried that Zhao Wenzong might be led astray by Liu Hui just like herself, so she turned her head to see if Zhao Wenzong had noticed her message in the classmates' record book. She remembered that in her past life, Zhao Wenzong's grades had skyrocketed in the college exams, jumping from the top few dozen to the top three in the school, naturally allowing him to study computer science at Guoxi University.
But Zhao Wenzong's head was buried in his books, evidently avoiding her now. Who would let her be the number one laughingstock of the school?
A surge of frustration churned in Xie Wanying's chest. She said to Zhao Wenzong, "You must believe in your own abilities!" Having said that, she turned back and likewise bent her head to flip through her textbook.
After a while, Liu Hui returned to the classroom and distributed the official college application forms, asking the students to fill them out based on the mock forms. As she handed out the forms, walking down the middle of the classroom, Liu Hui solemnly said to certain students, "Basically, the teachers have carefully reviewed the preferences you all filled out. I called some of you over and talked to you individually. You are all very clear about how to fill them out. I hope you remember one thing: the application form is not a fantasy. You can't just fill in whatever you wish to study, but rather you need to know your own abilities and your family's capabilities, understand?"
"Understood," shouted Hu Hao.
"Thank you, Teacher Liu!" led the class president.
A chorus of students followed the class president, shouting, "Thank you, Teacher Liu!"
Zhao Wenzong's pen trembled slightly on the application form. Glancing at the immovable Xie Wanying sitting in front of him, her strong, slender back within his field of vision surprised him.
Liu Hui walked over, deliberately standing beside Xie Wanying to watch what she was writing. What she saw made her furious. Xie Wanying had not filled in her second or third preferences; she had only filled in Surgery at Guoxie Medical University.
No more waiting! The daughter of a truck driver actually thought the college entrance exam could really change her fate?