Chapter 2 — Cheaters Must Pay

This is the university entrance exam score. Yet she treated all the monitors, signal blockers, and metal detectors as decorations. It's not because she's brave. Because from childhood to adulthood, every time she caused a disaster, someone cleaned it up for her. The old lady's jade bracelet broke because I bumped into it. Pushing my classmate down the stairs was because I acted first. Stealing the teacher's phone was because I was jealous of her. Over time. Wei Minh Chau truly believes that there is no consequence in the world that she cannot bear. Because the last person to suffer was never her. Before entering the exam room, she lowered her voice: "Giang Niem An, my father has already contacted the school." "Waiting for the scores, let's go to the admission meeting." My steps stopped. "Us?" "Of course." She said as if it was obvious: "I applied for the pedagogical university next door." "Two subway stops from my school, very convenient transportation." "My mother said she would rent you a two-bedroom apartment." "During the day." She went to school and tutored me at night." I asked: "Why is it a pedagogical university?" "Don't you know how to do your homework?" Wei Minh Chau laughed. "Being a teacher is the most suitable for you." "Later I took over the d.c education company, you helped me set the questions, which was also considered the right major."She arranged for me very thoughtfully. University. Specialized. Accommodation. Job. Even after graduation, which desk should I sit at? She was thinking for me. Only don't ask what I want. I said: "I am not registered as a teacher." Wei Minh Chau was stunned. Then burst into laughter. "Now of course you would say that." "Wait until Aunt Luong finishes filling out your wishes, you won't cause trouble anymore." She patted my shoulder. "Hurry in." "Don't delay my exam time." The examiner began to urge the candidate. I turned around and walked into the exam room. First sentence. I didn't immediately put pen to paper. Three minutes later, the signal receiver on Wei Minh Chau's waist would vibrate three times. Represents C. But the correct answer is B. I picked up the pen. This time, it's not because of her. The Natural Sciences combined exam lasts two and a half hours. I do it very slowly. Each sentence is recalculated. Each step is clearly written. In my previous life, I was afraid that Wei Minh Chau waited impatiently and almost didn't recheck the multiple-choice test. After sending the answer, you still have to pay attention to see if she uses the device to ask anything. In that exam, I clearly knew how to do it, but I looked like someone pulling a cart for someone else. Eyes on your path. My heart is tied to another person. This time. The device that receives the signal automatically vibrates every few minutes. Stable. On time. There's no need for me to touch my wrist even once. Forty minutes into the exam, I saw the examiner in front of me stand up. He walked down the aisle, slowly stepping back. When passing by me, he stopped for a moment. My hand holding the pen did not move. The teacher's eyes fell on the silver bracelet. "Candidate, take off the thing on your wrist." The sound of flipping papers was heard around. I raised my head. "Teacher, this is just a normal silver bracelet." "Take it down to check." I took off the bracelet and passed it over. He used his hand to estimate the weight and then checked it around. The inside of the ring is smooth. There is no connection port. There are no gaps. There are also no electronic components. The teacher put it on the podium. "After the exam, come get it." "Yes." I bowed my head and continued to do the test. The heart rate wasn't even a little faster. The real signal transmitter is currently in the bottom drawer of the desk in my room in the Wei family's annex. Half an hour before time ends. I have completed all the questions. Now I remember, perhaps Wei Minh Chau has received the final group of answers. In her previous life, she took the Natural Science exam and got two hundred and forty-eight points. This life. One hundred and fifty

The point is that I rate her too highly. The closing bell rang. I got the silver bracelet back. As soon as I stepped out of the teaching building, I saw Wei Minh Chau standing under the shade of a tree. Her face doesn't look good. My mother stood next to her and fanned her. Seeing me leave, Wei Minh Chau quickly walked over. "Why was it interrupted for more than ten minutes?" I knew what she was talking about. The practice replay was originally pre-recorded by me. In between there is a fifteen minute gap. In a previous life, when the exam questions were compiled, those questions caused great controversy. I intentionally did not write down the answer. I wanted to see if it wasn't for me, how would she choose? "The bracelet was detained by the supervisor." I raised my wrist. "After checking, return it to me." Wei Minh Chau's face changed. "Found out?" "No." "Then why didn't you tell me in advance?" I looked at her. "How?" She choked on her words. Surrounded by parents and students. She could only lower her voice. "In those fifteen minutes, I did four questions myself." Having said this, her expression softened a bit. "There should be no problem." "For the final multiple choice question in Chemistry, I chose A." That question. The correct answer is D. I nodded. "There should be no problem." Wei Minh Chau finally smiled. "I told you, it's not like I don't know how to do it at all."