Reborn as a Superpower Girl in the 80s
Chapter 95 Scores, Confronting Someone Face to Face

Chapter 95: Chapter 95 Scores, Confronting Someone Face to Face

Teacher Ning said, "Luo Qiao, you did quite well this time, which shows you haven’t slacked off at home. You must hold steady, with such grades you can definitely get into a good high school, and you might even get a tuition waiver."

Luo Qiao replied with some guilt, "I will try my best, Teacher Ning."

It was only after talking to Teacher Ning that she found out she had still ranked third in her class even though she had intentionally gotten several questions wrong on each subject. She was only three points behind the first place and one point from the second.

Third in the class, sixth in the grade, such results were truly beyond what all the teachers had expected. After praising her, Teacher Ning found some more test papers for Luo Qiao to take home.

Before leaving, Luo Qiao told Teacher Ning a few more things, as she didn’t want the teachers to use her situation to motivate other students. All she wanted now was to keep a low profile.

After all, no one in the village knew about her enrolling in school apart from the team leader. There were people from the village studying at this school, and she did not want to cause herself any trouble.

Only after saying goodbye to Teacher Ning and leaving the school did she stop by the supply and marketing cooperative to buy a stack of kraft paper before heading to the village.

She didn’t have time to rest when she got home; in the afternoon, on her way to work, she ran into the Zhao family. Gao Suhua glared at Luo Qiao with venomous eyes, thinking that this wretched girl had almost ruined her Xiaomei.

This morning, Zhao Xiaomei had woken up. She herself was puzzled as to why she’d been affected by the drug, but after Gao Suhua and Zhao Pulin had repeatedly gone over the details, they figured out that it must have been when Luo Qiao said there were snakes and switched the drinks.

Never would they have guessed this vile girl was so cunning as to think of swapping the drinks. Thinking of those two bottles of drink again made her wince; they had cost her a whole yuan, bought by the cursed Zhao Chunli who had others bring it back from the city.

Luo Qiao wasn’t afraid of her. In front of everyone in the village, she asked, "Auntie Zhao, why are you looking at me with such venomous eyes?"

The women walking with Luo Qiao all looked at Gao Suhua, catching her unguarded glare, and one auntie said, "Exactly, Su Hua, has Luo Qiao offended you? Your look could kill."

Auntie Li, who didn’t get along with Gao Suhua, said, "You Zhao family are really something. Your son was raised for years and then ran off with his biological parents, and now you’re disowning your daughter, saying she isn’t yours.

Luo Qiao has determination. You don’t acknowledge her, but she is self-reliant and supports herself. What’s it to you? You’re either picking fights or looking at her like she’s your enemy. I’ve been watching you for a while now, and I just don’t understand how Luo Qiao has offended you?"

These words made Zhao Pulin’s heart skip a beat. After glaring at his wife, he smiled and said, "Auntie Li, you must have seen it wrong. What grudge could she hold against Luo Qiao? Her eyes have been troubling her these days."

Luo Qiaosmiled and said, "If your eyes are uncomfortable, you should get them treated early. You might still cure them, but if it’s your conscience that’s gone bad, I’m afraid there’s no saving that."

At Luo Qiao’s words, the more astute people began to ponder in their hearts. Zhao Pulin hadn’t expected Luo Qiao to confront them so brazenly.

Luo Qiao stared into Zhao Pulin’s eyes, challenging him, "What do you say, Uncle Zhao?"

The expression on Zhao Pulin’s face was not very pleasant, and seeing many people watching him, he said, "If there’s an illness, it should indeed be treated early."

With an awkward quickening of pace, Gao Suhua didn’t dare to show too much obviousness either, for fear that the wretched girl might again make a scene in front of everyone. Should she let slip the events of the previous day, it would be a loss too great to recover.