His Wife Calls The Shots
Chapter 133: A Genius’s Lesson

Chapter 133: Chapter 133: A Genius’s Lesson

Chapter 133

Chloe Collins walked over and pulled out a chair to sit down. As he looked up unconsciously, a sense of humiliation appeared in his eyes.

Chloe Collins’s presence constantly reminded him of how foolish he had been.

He had worshipped a fake master in front of the real master, even after being reminded repeatedly, he responded not only with obliviousness but eagerness to be deceived.

At this moment, he found even breathing to be extremely uncomfortable.

If he were to change classes or seats, it might seem to others that he was tacitly admitting his fear of Chloe Collins.

His pride as a man would never allow him to do so.

He got up the next second, ready to go to the restroom.

Just then, the new class advisor, Keith Grant, walked in.

"Anders Spence, where are you going during class?"

"To the restroom." He looked dispirited and walked out.

Keith Grant’s face darkened, but considering that this was the first lesson, he let it slide.

"From now on, I will be teaching Year 3 Class 8. After the last monthly exam, this class restructuring has been the most exciting. Our class now has students from key classes, ordinary classes, and Dreamers class. Some students have made progress, some have regressed, and some have stayed in place. Everyone should reflect on themselves, except for those who have made progress, as to why this is the result. Alright, take out your test papers."

As she spoke, she suddenly realized Chloe Collins wasn’t looking at the test paper.

It was a comic book again!

Keith Grant’s face turned icy.

However, Chloe Collins’s score was undoubtedly high, leaving her with no reason to scold her.

Seizing the chance when everyone was looking at the problem, she took out a test paper and threw it at Chloe Collins: "If you really find it boring, just do the test paper and don’t read this kind of book in my class."

As she spoke, she took the comic book away from her.

Chloe Collins’s brow furrowed slightly, not showing any particular negative emotion. The comic book was just a pastime, and if it was gone, she could find another one.

She picked up a pen and casually swept it over the test paper, choosing her answers.

Keith Grant finished discussing the incorrect questions in half a lesson, then distributed a quiz for them to do.

After walking a circle among the students, she stopped beside Chloe Collins’s desk.

Chloe Collins was currently playing with a Rubik’s cube.

She could really infuriate her teacher at any time and place.

However, even solving this complex Rubik’s cube, she...

Before the doubt had finished forming, Chloe Collins had neatly aligned the colors of the 17-step Rubik’s cube and put it on the desk, then bowed her head to rummage through a shopping bag.

The shopping bag contained everything, food, toys, and other supplies.

Keith Grant truly broadened her horizons.

The feeling of wanting to scold or criticize but not finding a suitable reason was similar to the frustration of not being able to yawn.

She picked up the Chloe Collins’s finished test paper and looked at it, unable to find a single mistake.

"Chloe Collins, how exactly do you study?"

She didn’t deny that there were geniuses in the world, but... always getting zero errors was too incredible.

Chloe Collins raised her eyes, saying casually, "I use my brain to study."

These words left Keith Grant and the other students speechless.

"Do you read books in your spare time?" Keith Grant was genuinely curious.

"Yes."

"I’m not talking about comic books."

Chloe Collins said indifferently, "I read those too. How else would I take exams?"

She subconsciously thought back to a certain year and day, when someone had brought back a small cart full of books to the little cabin in the woods, telling her, "These books cover curriculum from junior high, high school, and even college. With them to accompany you through this three-month confinement period, time will pass quickly."

She snapped out of her reverie and continued rummaging through the bag, looking for something to kill time.

Then she found a Go board.

Keith Grant frowned, "Don’t play Go during my class."

In the spirit of being a good student, Chloe Collins obeyed and didn’t play Go.

However, she played a game of Five-in-a-row instead.

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