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Shannon was previously in the same school as Rachel. Even though it was considered an elite school, it was different from Cecily's and Hank's school. So, it made sense that Caleb didn't know about that.

Before Shannon could reply, Caleb sounded like he was showing off as he emphasized, "Cecily got a guaranteed spot at Seastone University."

Nearby, Cecily smiled as she listened in. She looked embarrassed, but she didn't interrupt Caleb.

Shannon had never heard of such selection standards for the ambassador position. She turned to look at Caleb, saying, "I don't have a guaranteed spot."

Shannon was so straightforward about it that Caleb was stunned. "You don't have a guaranteed spot? So how did you get chosen?"

As he spoke, he subconsciously looked at Adrian.

The final list was handed over to Jensen Corporation, so it made sense that Caleb would suspect that Adrian had pulled some strings behind the scenes.

Of course, Adrian knew what Caleb was thinking about. Smiling, he said, "Don't look at me like that. When the name list was submitted, Shannon hadn't even returned to our family."

In other words, Adrian didn't pull any strings.

Caleb turned to look at Shannon.

Compared to Shannon, he obviously knew more about the inner workings.

The city ambassadors could have been no one but the most outstanding high school students in the current year.

When Caleb heard that Shannon didn't have a guaranteed spot, he asked, "Did you get good grades at school?"

"It's not too bad," Shannon said nonchalantly.

Beside them, Hank couldn't help but speak up. "Not too bad? What—"

The last part of the sentence, "did you mean by that", remained unspoken.

Hank had just spoken up when he saw Shannon glancing coolly at him. He suddenly remembered that the time they had previously agreed on hadn't elapsed yet, so he sheepishly shut up. Still, he stared straight at her.