The Unveiling of Secret Queen

Chapter 387: Disgusted by How They Embarrass Herself_1

In front of the teaching building.

Jeff Quinlan and Emilia Sullivan accompanied Ghania Quinlan into the campus and were now standing outside the examination point, holding Ghania’s hand unwilling to let go.

"Ghania, don’t be nervous, do well on the test, Mom believes you can pass," Emilia Sullivan said, clutching Ghania’s hand tightly, reluctant to let go for a long time.

She kept telling Ghania not to be nervous, not realizing that her own palm was sweaty, her face color waxen and pale, with a thick layer of dark circles under her eyes—it was obvious she had spent a sleepless night worrying.

Ghania was annoyed by the sweaty touch but didn’t show it, nodding her head to comfort her mother, "Mom, don’t worry, I’m not nervous, I’ll do well."

"Yes, that’s right, don’t be nervous, there’s nothing to be nervous about, and if it really doesn’t work out, there’s still your uncle and the others, I’ll go ask them for help."

Seeing that she was about to talk nonsense again, Jeff Quinlan quickly pulled her away and scolded, "Ghania hasn’t even taken the test yet, what kind of disheartening things are you saying? Be careful, the more you say, the more nervous the child will get."

Emilia Sullivan realized she had said the wrong thing and slapped her mouth, immediately spitting and saying, "I was just talking nonsense, Buddha bless, no taboos, no taboos."

At the same time, she continued to say to Ghania in a tense manner, "Ghania, you must not be nervous."

She repeated the same phrase over and over, making Ghania so annoyed, she just ’hmm’ed at her, patiently, "I know. Dad, Mom, you can go back now, I need to go in."

Jeff Quinlan, who had been through many storms, was calmer than Emilia Sullivan. He took her hand to keep her from pestering Ghania any further, nodded, and said, "Go ahead, the test is about to start, don’t delay finding your seat."

"Okay." With only 10 minutes left before the test began, Ghania looked at the people passing by her one after another, her heart already flying inside; she didn’t say more to them and merely looked at Jeff Quinlan, "Then, Dad, you take Mom back first; I’ll find you after I’m done with the test."

"Alright."

Ghania walked inside.

Watching her go through the check and enter the examination room, Emilia Sullivan couldn’t help but shout again, "Ghania, do well on the test, don’t be afraid, Mom is here."

Her voice wasn’t small and attracted quite a few people to look over.

Feeling the stares from all around, Ghania’s face and neck turned red with embarrassment; she couldn’t bear to look back at Emilia Sullivan. She hurried into the examination room as if a ghost was chasing her...

Emilia Sullivan craned her neck, only standing still and feeling lost when she could no longer see that figure, her heart flipping in anxiety as she asked.

"Do you think Ghania can get into Tsinghua University this time?"

She asked this question every day, and Jeff Quinlan had become numb to it. His square face was expressionless as he pulled her aside to the edge of the greenbelt, stating coldly, "It’s okay if she doesn’t get in, this is just an independent recruitment, and a single school doesn’t have many spots. All the candidates are top students from various districts, so there’s no shame if Ghania doesn’t get in. This experience will help her in the future college entrance examination!"

"Really?" Emilia Sullivan clutched her chest, uncertain and glancing around nervously to relieve her own emotions, muttering, "I still hope Ghania gets in. The college entrance exam isn’t that easy either; you still have to stand out from thousands of competitors to get into a prestigious university."

Saying this, her face twisted, and with resentment in her eyes, she said, "Ghania shouldn’t have had to suffer this hardship! I’ve found Adelia Tucker, owing her a favor, so Ghania could be recommended to National Artists University. It’s all Nathalie Quinlan’s fault. Ungrateful wretch, she can’t stand to see us doing well! We must be extremely unlucky to have met her! The thing I regret most in my life is picking her up and bringing her to the Quinlan Family..."