From the moment the Gospel Book popped open by itself, Igula began to think about how to appease an infuriated Hanna.
After all, in his view, it was a foregone conclusion that the funeral affairs would draw a blank in the second ranking list.
The assessment content of the second ranking list was "Love and Family," and among the four of them, Liss didn't even have the qualification to enter the exam, and it was impossible for Harvey to get any question right besides writing his name correctly. Igula had been skipping classes and neglecting homework ever since he met that invigilator who almost made him succumb on the first day, and his usual scores were definitely zero.
The only one with a glimmer of hope was Ash.
But it wasn't that Igula looked down on him—Ash just seemed like the type who would say, "It was a good exam experience, participation is what matters, I'll try again next time."
