Her Tears Are His Weakness novel Chapter 253

Samantha thought for a while but couldn't think of anyone who could help her.

The academy's teaching staff had only heard that the two students had made it to the finals, and they were likely focused on helping them train, leaving no time for her.

The reason for all of this was simply that she had missed a phone call when she got off the subway, which caused her to be unable to answer her classmates' questions immediately.

It was so absurd.

Samantha also found it ridiculous that Evergreen Corporation hadn't directly published the list of finalists.

The classroom was empty now. Samantha sat alone on the floor, leaning against the wall, and pulled out her phone. She opened the conversation with Leonardo.

She had originally typed out a message, "Why hasn't Evergreen published the list of finalists?"

But then she hesitated, wondering if asking him that would be too forward. After all, if Leonardo weren't her husband, she wouldn't dare to ask such a question, even if she had ten times the courage.

She deleted it in the end.

A little while later, she typed a new message. "Am I really in the first place?"

Leonardo: "Can't see the image?"

Samantha: "What I mean is… Did you pull some strings for me?"

Although her question was direct, sometimes being straightforward was the easiest way to get an answer.

Leonardo: "The average score difference between you and the runner-up is 0.5 points. Do you mean it's too little?

Leonardo: "I admit I was conservative and didn't give you full marks.

Leonardo: "But if you want, I can give you full marks next time."

Samantha was puzzled. It seemed like he didn't understand her question at all.

Or maybe he understood, but he chose to answer in a way that encouraged her.

She shouldn't be so insecure about herself. But lately, all the things that had happened made her feel less confident.

Just as she was about to type a thank-you message to Leonardo, her phone rang, interrupting her.

It was Layla.

Without hesitation, Samantha answered the call. Her voice was bright and cheerful. "Hello, Layla!"

"Come by after class today," Layla said. "I'll take you out for barbecue."