The Unveiling of Secret Queen

Chapter 508: Instantly Slapped in the Face_1

She pursed her lips, speaking in an indifferent tone, "After all, Nathalie Quinlan did hit someone, so it’s not unreasonable for them to want to cancel her enrollment. We can’t do anything about it..."

What she said wasn’t wrong, but it was delivered too calmly, giving off a sense of detachment.

Leonardy Zachmann was the first to frown, looking at him and saying, "You don’t understand, Nathalie can’t have her enrollment canceled, Nathalie she..."

Caryn Zachmann was also beside them, watching her grandfather and father worry about Nathalie Quinlan’s troubles with indifference, even with some contempt and disdain, she interrupted, "I don’t understand either, Dad, why can’t her enrollment be canceled?"

In her view, it was Nathalie Quinlan’s fault, and no matter the excuse, Quinlan shouldn’t have rashly been physical and hurt someone.

How big of a deal was it that they couldn’t sit down and talk about it properly?

But with her lashing out that way, she got herself into the police station and made her family worry—it was just troublemaking!

"I don’t see her grades as that impressive, and who knows if she’ll even be able to get into a university in the future. Rather than worrying about canceled enrollment, we should be more concerned about how to get the Wilmar Family to let things go!"

Listening to her speak in such an unconcerned tone about "Nathalie Quinlan’s grades not being impressive, unsure if she could get into university," Leonardy felt an inexplicable sense of mockery. If someone else had spoken like that in front of him, he might have scoffed, but since it was his own daughter, he found he couldn’t laugh.

Seeing the indifferent attitude of his wife and daughter, he knew they had never taken Nathalie seriously, and even from the bottom of their hearts, they looked down on Quinlan...

Veins on his forehead bulged as he exclaimed to Celine Tucker and Caryn Zachmann, "Do you know that this time, Nathalie scored full marks on the Tsinghua Joint Entrance Exam!"

At this statement, both Celine Tucker and Caryn Zachmann were stunned.

Caryn’s heart skipped several beats, and she instinctively clung tighter to her mother’s arm, her eyelids twitching, "Dad, are you kidding me? This joke isn’t funny at all."

She had always been extremely confident in her academic performance. Among her peers, there were hardly a few who were better than her, let alone those from outside.

From the bottom of her heart, she never considered the cousin her family had recently brought back as a competitor—a person from the small town of McKinney could hardly amount to much.

But just now, her heart indeed missed a beat, and she started to feel nervous.

"The president of Tsinghua University personally told your grandfather, do you think I am joking or being serious?" Leonardy Zachmann, seeing the scorn unwittingly revealed by his daughter, was even more headache-ridden, taking the opportunity to set his stance clear, "Nathalie was accepted into Qing University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Department, and that’s a done deal. We just have to wait for the Joint Entrance Exam to be over, and as soon as the records are made available, Tsinghua will pull her files in..."

Before the end of the Joint Entrance Exam, no school is permitted to privately transfer a student’s records. It has been this way for a long time, whether the student is recommended or passes the national college entrance exam, the procedure is to wait until the exam is over to receive a formal admission notice.

This applies to the students who passed the Tsinghua Joint Entrance Exam this time as well.

In the meantime, students have the option to choose whether or not to participate in the national college entrance exam. After the exam is over, if they decide not to attend the school they got a recommendation for, they can choose other schools when filling in their preferences.

Of course, one could just participate in the national college entrance exam and not fill any preferences, and in the end, still attend the school and major they were recommended for.