(Making up for yesterday's missed chapter)
A tremendous sense of happiness surged over Jane's head.
She hurriedly took several deep breaths, barely stopping herself from shedding tears of excitement.
Because from this moment on, her fate would be completely rewritten!
Yes, there would still be an interview afterward, but according to the Ministry of Education, that was basically just a formality. As long as she did not publicly insult the examiners, she could pass with ease.
A few months ago, she had still been pestered with a marriage proposal by an almost illiterate nobleman, while her family desperately needed his wealth.
Then, just as she had nearly reached the end of the road, a friend at a publishing house told her that French universities had reformed their scholarship system. Anyone could apply for high-value scholarships, regardless of background or nationality, so long as their grades were excellent.
The top scholarship could reach 1,500 francs per year.
Most importantly, French universities admitted female students.
With the mentality of taking a gamble, she had come to Paris alone. She had originally thought that obtaining a first-class scholarship would already be quite good—about 700 francs a year, basically enough for tuition and living expenses. After all, her French history was not particularly strong. She had only crammed desperately for a little over three months after leaving Bath, shutting herself in a rented room day and night.
Who would have thought she would receive the special-class scholarship? It was enough for her to rent a place in the Latin Quarter and even hire a maid.
From now on, that nobleman named Charlie would never be able to harass her again. What made her even happier was that she had a chance to remain forever in Paris, the city of her dreams! If not for