Pan Yuansheng soon found a new excuse to make trouble for Geng Geng.
It turned out that Class Five's physics scores had improved a lot on the last exam. A few students who had scored only average marks on the previous monthly test had nearly gotten perfect scores this time.
So Pan Yuansheng went straight to Geng Geng and asked why her physics score had suddenly shot up.
Geng Geng wasn't some clueless little girl. As soon as he asked about her physics score, she shook her head and said,
"Teacher, you don't think I cheated, do you? I'm going to study art. There's no point in cheating on this."
Pan Yuansheng immediately said sternly, "But you scored really high this time. Did you copy someone else's answers?"
Geng Geng shook her head, confused. "If I were going to cheat, I'd copy math. It's out of 150, and look at what I'm getting now. If I cheated, I could raise my score quite a bit."
Pan Yuansheng was left speechless. After all, Geng Geng was an art student and didn't need a high physics score. There was no point in cheating on it. And if someone was going to cheat, they'd copy Chinese, math, or English—not physics.
He thought it over briefly, then said, "Then why did several students in your class who used to do terribly in physics suddenly score so high? If you didn't copy someone else's answers, did you happen to study the material in advance?"
As soon as Geng Geng heard that, she thought of the problems Beta and the others had previewed. Could something have been wrong with those questions?
But of course, Geng Geng wasn't going to betray her friends. She immediately protested,
"Maybe you shouldn't have seated Wang Yue so close to everyone