Some people were happy, while others were worried. All you had to do was sit in the auditorium and glance back.
You could see all kinds of life stories.
Some parents beamed as they chatted and laughed with the people beside them.
Others wore stern expressions and were even still "educating" their children.
You could get a rough idea of how well a student had done just by looking at their parents' faces.
Of course, nothing was absolute. Many parents were optimistic and believed that as long as their children were happy, that was what mattered most. The main thing was that they grew up.
He was like that. He didn't have many expectations for his younger sister, but Candy was more than capable. To avoid doing homework after class, she came first in every exam.
Nine o'clock sharp.
The school leaders were all there. They didn't delay the meeting just because some parents and students hadn't arrived yet.
As soon as the time came, the principal seated onstage began speaking.
"Good morning, parents, students, and teachers.
"Under the scorching summer sun, this year's students at our school have achieved another excellent result in the high school entrance exams. Among them..."
As the principal announced the good news, the other parents and students all looked toward Mo Jingchun and Mo Xiaoxue, who were seated in the front row.
They were envious, but not jealous.
When someone was only a little better than you, you might feel jealous. But when you realized they were so outstanding that you could never hope to catch up, you couldn't even summon the energy to be jealous.
Both Mo Xiaoxue and Mo Jingchun were people others could only look up to.
After the principal had spoken for half an hour, the Grade Group leader wasted