Special Agent Rebirth: The Omnipotent Goddess of Quick Transmigration
Chapter 896 - 886 King of Cars (Complete) Game Tickets

Chapter 896: 886 King of Cars (Complete) Game Tickets

The neighbors, especially the family across from her, had grown to appreciate Ye Shaohua even more as she had fixed their computer several times over the past two months.

They were among the ones who had chastised her most severely.

Their accusations flew one after another; the other neighbors who didn’t know the truth instantly fell silent, and the two sister-in-laws stood accused, their faces flushing red with shame.

As the saying goes, "family shame should not be spread abroad." It was only after they got acquainted with the Ye Family that the neighbors across the street came to know about this from Ye Shaohua’s mother.

Today, he was genuinely happy for Ye Shaohua, especially since she had always swiftly resolved their computer issues with ease. In his eyes, Ye Shaohua was truly extraordinary.

He just couldn’t believe that Ye Shaohua would have a brother and sister-in-law like that, and blood-related at that.

Back then, he was suspicious why he hadn’t seen her brother and sister-in-law come to check on their parents for several months.

He remembered in the first month, Ye Shaohua was busy with training and grading papers, and every night when he got up to use the bathroom, he would see the light on in the opposite window.

These two sister-in-laws thought Ye Shaohua had lost a lot of money after losing that race, concludiding she was a failure and swiftly distancing themselves from her.

But they never anticipated that Ye Shaohua would still succeed, and not just succeed in an ordinary way.

Thinking of this, the neighbor almost wanted to laugh.

"Enough, don’t embarrass yourself any further," Ye Shaohua’s eldest brother, not daring to raise his head, grabbed his wife’s wrist and rushed out of the door.

The second brother had disagreed with his wife’s decision at the time, especially now, with so many odd looks from people around him, he couldn’t save his face. He felt a sense of guilt toward his parents and younger sister and didn’t dare to stay any longer.

After the brother and sister-in-law came and quickly left, neither the father nor the mother of the Ye family said a word, nor did they look particularly happy.

All the money Ye Shaohua had earned was in their hands. It was this contrast that left her parents in utter disbelief, wondering when their two sons had changed so much.

Or perhaps, once the sons had their own families, they no longer considered this family their home—as if, upon forming their own families, they became selfish.

At this point, wanting to come back and share the spoils was out of the question. Even if Shaohua agreed, her mother would not.

**

"Manager Wang, aren’t you leaving yet?" Xiaoyu, holding the keys ready to lock up, noticed Manager Wang still sitting in front of the computer watching videos, and couldn’t help but ask.

Manager Wang didn’t answer, just silently smoked.

There was a pile of cigarette butts in front of him.

Xiaoyu, seeing that he didn’t respond, stepped forward to take a look and saw that the video on Manager Wang’s computer was of Ye Shaohua participating in a Black Market race.

These races were different from commercial ones; they were fiercely competitive and, ironically, it was in these races where Shaohua truly shone.

"Look at that, she doesn’t slow down for curves, always stays on the inside track—what a promising young talent," Manager Wang pointed at the computer screen, murmuring, "She has her own understanding of racing. Her calculation of speed has reached a level incomprehensible to others. It would be surprising if she didn’t win the championship."

The Club had spent more than two million on Bai Yue, and it was painful enough to not have made that money back. But seeing Ye Shaohua advancing farther and farther since leaving them, that was what truly ached the Club’s heart.

If it had been someone else, Manager Wang might not have felt this way, but it was Ye Shaohua.

The person he had discarded like a pawn.

He stared blankly as the leading car crossed the finish line and claimed the place of the racing king, then he laughed—laughing until his hands covered his eyes.

He appeared utterly dejected.

Xiaoyu, witnessing Manager Wang in such a state, didn’t know what to say. He had truly despised Manager Wang when he first expelled Ye Shaohua.

Now, although he didn’t hate him as much, he couldn’t muster any pity for him either.

It was just desserts after all.

The Club had dissolved, and although Bai Yue had intended to make money through racing, she was merely a rookie at the moment, with Ye Shaohua overshadowing her.

Her mentality had already been stretched to its limit; there was no way any team would invite her now.

Bai Yue’s family was not well-off, and she had autism during her university years. Without racing as a source of income, her entire livelihood depended on the salary from her teaching job.

Yet, she maintained her pride, especially when the math teachers met every week to discuss learning plans and predict exam questions with Shaohua.

Only she was so proud that she disdained such practices.

A month later, the high school exam results were released.

Bai Yue knew the Principal had not read her thesis, so she brought it along again, waiting to show it to him after the results came out.

The high school exam scores were a matter of great interest to all teachers and students, who had gathered early in the School Meeting Room.

"Principal, I hope you will take another look," Bai Yue said as she handed her thesis to the Principal, not noticing Ye Shaohua standing beside him.

The Principal took it but did not immediately flip through it.

Seeing this, Bai Yue pinched her fingers, but remained silent, only sneering to herself.

The person responsible for recording the scores joyfully printed them out, "Principal! Congratulations!"

A crowd immediately gathered around.

Bai Yue quickly found the score reports for her two classes.

The Second School was not the best high school in the city, with every subject performing worse than those of the First School.

However, this year the Second School firmly bested the First School by an average score difference of two point five taels.

The mathematics exam had been unexpectedly difficult this year, with the provincial average score only reaching 49 out of a total of 150 points, which amounted to just one-third.

Some students were lucky and managed to score twenty to thirty points just by guessing on the multiple-choice questions.

Although the Second School’s other subjects were worse than the First School’s, their average score in math exceeded the First School’s by more than twenty points!

This was the average score!

A number most daunting indeed.

Particularly in Ye Shaohua’s class, although they were weak in other subjects, they had three perfect scores in math, two scoring 147, and three scoring 139.

There weren’t many with a total score of 150, but each one was specially recruited by University Beijing.

The classes that performed the worst in the Second School were the two Bai Yue was in charge of. While the other nineteen classes averaged a score of 105, her two classes averaged only 69, compared to the First School’s average score of 77.

"This can’t be right, how is this possible?" Bai Yue was deeply shocked upon seeing the scores for all the classes.

Only then did the Principal realize Bai Yue had never attended the mathematics group meetings. He was truly angry this time, not because the two classes had performed poorly, but because there had been an opportunity to do well, and Bai Yue had led them to such a result.

"What’s wrong? What’s not to understand? Teacher Bai Yue, I think you need to go back and reflect," the Principal said as he slammed her thesis onto the table. He then pulled out an international math journal from the shelf and flopped it next to Bai Yue, "Do you think your thesis is so impressive? Take a look at Teacher Ye’s work! Teacher Bai, I hope you understand that learning is endless, and there is always someone better out there!"

Bai Yue picked up the journal in a daze, her heart feeling a chill.

She knew that somehow she had messed things up.

Whether it was racing or School.

[Ding! Main quest completed. System reward: 3000 points!]

[Ding! Servant 008 has delivered 300 points to the host’s account, detaching from the world!]