The two of them took the elevator downstairs together.
Grace Winter kept looking up at Hayes Edwards next to her, her eyes sparkling, as if they were saying, aren’t you going to encourage ?
Hayes: "..." After a mont of silence, just before the elevator door opened, he said, "Good luck."
Grace imdiately bead with a smile, "Thank you, Hayes Edwards, I’ll do well on the exam."
Hayes always thought Grace Winter’s "little fool" brain had a unique structure, her temperant as soft as cotton candy, sotis she wouldn’t even realize when she was bullied, just foolishly happy, yet her academic performance was exceptionally good.
Starting from Grade Three at Dawn Light Middle School, there were mid-term and final exams, and Grace Winter was almost always the first place.
The most exaggerated was that one ti when Grace helped him with his sumr howork, and the accuracy was even higher than when he did it himself.
Perhaps she scored a hundred only because the paper was worth a hundred points.
The elentary school results ca out very quickly.
When Hayes learned that Grace scored a perfect score in three subjects, he felt no waves in his heart, perhaps even feeling it was natural due to habit.
Although it was just an elentary school exam, both families’ parents still thought it was worth rewarding and celebrating.
That night, a small gathering was held at Grace Winter’s ho, and Helena and their friends all ca.
Mother Edwards and Mother Winter even prepared cake and juice, while the two fathers were in the kitchen preparing dinner for later.
During that ti, they were in the living room playing gas.
By the ti dinner started, the sky had already turned dark.
In September, Grace Winter officially beca a Grade Seven student.
Based on her academic performance, she was placed in Class One of Grade Seven, student number one.
While checking the class placent, Helena held onto Grace Winter’s hand tightly until she finally saw her own na on the Class One list and then sighed with relief.
Because this ant they could continue being classmates.
"Co on, Grace, I’ll treat you to spicy sticks!"
Today was just the announcent of class placents, the official start of school was in the afternoon.
When Hayes arrived at school, he also saw the class placent on the first floor, and Joy Hoffman exclaid beside him, "Grace is amazing, she’s actually in Class One."
The top classes in their grade were Class One and Class Two, whenever it was ti for big cleaning, students from these two classes always had an air of superiority, carrying notebooks with them.
They wouldn’t sweep the floor, just recite books there, and then get specially praised by the grade director, directly handing over the cleaning tasks to their class.
"Not every top student is like that," Joy adjusted his glasses, "I think Grace is really nice."
Fatty turned his head to look at Joy, "When did you get glasses?"
Joy said, "Recently, I’ve been obsessed with studying."
Hayes saw through him imdiately, "It’s more like you’re obsessed with gaming, right?"
Joy wiped his nose and chuckled, "It’s okay, I’m not that obsessed."
Hayes suddenly wondered what it would be like if Grace Winter wore glasses one day.
Would she look even more dazed?
Monday was the start of school, as usual, there was a flag-raising ceremony, but because there was a batch of new students, the school specially prepared a speech segnt for the new student representative.
Representing the first-year students was Grace Winter.
Since the Grade Seven uniform hadn’t been distributed yet, the teacher even specifically asked her the day before if she knew any senior students from whom she could borrow a uniform to wear temporarily.
If she really couldn’t, it didn’t matter.
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