The fake heiress loves to act? The max-level boss isn't interested in playing along.

Fu Hua finished eating first, picked up her schoolbag, said to Aunt Liu, "Aunt Liu, I'm leaving," and went straight out the door.

Seeing this, Fu Chaochao quickly stuffed a few mouthfuls into her mouth, grabbed her schoolbag, and chased after him.

In the morning light, two girls walked one after the other, each lost in their own thoughts.

Fu Chaochao watched Fu Hua's retreating figure, then suddenly quickened her pace to walk alongside her.

His face wore a worried yet earnest expression, and his voice was soft and gentle.

"You got a perfect score and were the center of attention at school. Don't you feel proud of yourself?"

"It's just so-so."

Fu Hua is immune to this level of Yin and Yang.

"Take my advice."

Fu Chaochao observed Fu Hua's expression and continued, "Now that things have escalated so much, even the principal has been alerted, and Mom and Dad are going to school today..."

I know you might have made a mistake temporarily, or you might be facing some difficulties.

But if we keep pushing through, what if... what if things get out of control and I get expelled from school? Then my parents will be utterly disgraced! And you won't be able to stay in this house anymore.

She paused, her tone becoming even more "sincere," as if she were thinking entirely of Fu Hua: "Why don't you...why don't you take the initiative to go to the teacher and admit your mistake, just say that you were under too much pressure and went astray?"

A better attitude might lead to leniency, perhaps a demerit or something, than being fired!

Huahua, I'm doing all this for you and for our family!

Fu Hua did not stop walking, nor did she even glance to the side.

She simply asked in return, her voice calm and even: "How can you be so sure I can't get this score?"

Fu Chaochao was taken aback by her question, then a look of helplessness mixed with amusement appeared on her face: "This isn't a question of certainty. You're new here, so you might not know, but Minghua High School is one of the top schools in Beijing, gathering the best and most outstanding students in the city."

Over the years, no one has ever gotten a perfect score in all subjects in the monthly exams; very few have even come close!

"Lin Bei, he's pretty good, right? He's never gotten a perfect score! It's simply impossible!"

"Others can't do it."

Fu Hua finally turned her head, her cool gaze landing on Fu Chaochao's face.

With an almost arrogant calm, she said, "That doesn't mean I, Fu Hua, can't do it too."

After saying that, she ignored Fu Chaochao, quickened her pace, and left him behind.

Watching Fu Hua's departing figure, the worry and earnestness on Fu Chaochao's face vanished instantly.

Instead, it was replaced by a strong sense of sarcasm and resentment.

She scoffed and muttered a curse under her breath:

"A country bumpkin is a country bumpkin! Does he really think he can become a phoenix just by changing places? Wishful thinking! He won't learn his lesson until he sees the coffin!"

She absolutely did not believe that Fu Hua had the ability to get a perfect score.

There must be something wrong here!

She was determined to find evidence of Fu Hua's cheating and completely crush her!

An idea quickly took shape in her mind.

She remembered Zhou Rong mentioning proudly that her uncle worked at the Municipal Education Bureau.

And it seems to be the person in charge of exams and admissions...

The monthly exam questions for Minghua High School have always been prepared and reviewed by key teachers organized by the Municipal Education Bureau, and then printed by a designated confidential printing plant.

If Fu Hua really knew the exam questions in advance, then the root of the problem is...

It's very likely that it's in the municipal education bureau's process!

A glint of light flashed in Fu Chaochao's eyes.

Yes! Let Zhou Rong go and ask her uncle!

Let's see if we can find any clues, such as any unusual leaks of exam questions recently.

Or has anyone secretly inquired about the exam questions for Ming Wah High School?

She seemed to have grasped the key clue that could put Fu Hua to death.

My mood instantly brightened, even carrying a hint of excitement at the impending revelation of the mystery.

She quickened her pace and headed towards the door, eager to find Zhou Rong and carry out her plan.

She will make Fu Hua pay the price for her arrogance today!

At school, after hearing Fu Chaochao's story, Zhou Rong was happy to take on the task and immediately asked for leave to find someone to investigate.

During recess, Zhao Meng, the sports committee member of Class 6, and several male students wanted to go to the toilet to relieve themselves.

As soon as I reached the entrance to the men's restroom, I heard several boys inside talking loudly and unrestrainedly; they were clearly from other classes.

"Have you all heard? Fu Hua, the new student in Class 6, cheated and got first place in the grade. I heard they're calling her parents today."

"Tsk, tsk, this transfer student is really bold. Aren't they afraid of getting caught?"

"Everyone in Class 6 is a coward. If they manage to produce a first-place winner, I'll write my name backwards."

The discussion inside was going on and on, and Zhao Meng was so angry he felt like his lungs were about to explode.

They've already made up their minds before anything has been decided.

Zhao Meng immediately wanted to argue with these people, but was pulled back by several male classmates.

"Mengzi! Don't be impulsive!"

Squad leader Li Qiang held him tightly.

Li Qiang lowered his voice and said urgently, "What's the point of you going in and arguing with them alone? You'll only make things worse!"

Two male classmates nearby also advised, "It's not worth fighting with this kind of person."

If they start fighting, it won't look good for anyone.

Only then did Li Qiang suppress his temper.

"Hey, tell me, how did she cheat?"

Did you use some special "method" to make the teacher lower their guard?

"I've seen that woman before. She's quite beautiful... and she even has a lovely fragrance when you walk past her. She's very alluring."

Someone made this speculation, which drew a burst of malicious laughter.

Immediately afterwards, the topic began to veer into something extremely offensive.

Some people started using extremely vulgar and obscene language to fantasize about and discuss Fu Hua's figure and appearance.

The language was foul and offensive, and it was unbearable to hear.

If they say I cheated on my grades, I can tolerate it and wait for an investigation.

But to insult a female classmate like this, especially one from their Class 6 (Ding Liu), is truly appalling.

How the hell can we tolerate this?!

Zhao Meng rolled up his sleeves, ready to rush in and argue.

Chen Zhe also wandered over at that moment and happened to hear the foul language inside.

His face darkened completely.

He had originally intended to persuade Zhao Meng to calm down, but upon hearing that the girl he secretly liked had been treated so humiliated,

That burning anger could no longer be suppressed!

"Fuck your mother!"

Chen Zhe abruptly shook off Li Qiang's hand and rushed inside first.

He punched the boy who was talking the loudest right across the face!

"Say that again, you fucking idiot?!"

Seeing that Chen Zhe had made a move, Zhao Meng could no longer hold back.

He yelled, "Beat him up!"

He charged in like a fierce tiger.

Seeing this, Li Qiang and several other boys from Class D knew there was no way to resolve the situation peacefully.

Blood rushed to their heads, and they all joined the battle.

In an instant, chaos erupted at the entrance to the men's restroom, with fists pounding, shouting, and the clattering of tables and chairs filling the air!

Several boys from Class 6 and other classes got into a fight, and the scene briefly spiraled out of control.

Soon, teachers arrived after hearing the commotion and sternly stopped the fight.

Both parties involved in the fight were taken to the grade office.

Zhao Kuan, the homeroom teacher of Class 6, rushed over upon receiving the news.

Several students in my class stood there stiffly, each with bruises on their faces.

The homeroom teacher of Class B sat to the side and said sarcastically, "Teacher Zhao, your students in Class D are quite something! Their grades have improved by leaps and bounds, and their fighting spirit is even greater than before!"