Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty novel Chapter 551

Lawrence and the proctor, Charles Johnson, immediately turned to the door. They greeted Colin, who had just walked in, with respect.

"Good morning, Mr. Rothman!"

Yolanda followed their gazes toward the entrance and was surprised when she saw who it was. The man being addressed as "Mr. Rothman" turned out to be the same well-dressed gentleman she had bumped into earlier outside Southdale Central Elementary.

"The exam's about to start. Are all the preparations in order?"

Colin walked straight into the disciplinary department and headed toward the surveillance monitors without waiting for a reply.

"They should be handing out the test papers now, right?"

"Y-Yes, that's right..." Lawrence hesitated for a moment. "But there's a small problem. One of the students has a fake admission ticket. Her assigned classroom and seat aren't in the system, but her registration details are."

"How did this happen?" Colin frowned slightly. "How does someone end up with a fake admission ticket?"

As he spoke, he glanced up and immediately spotted Yolanda.

"It's you!

"What a coincidence! Are you here to take the test?" Colin sounded genuinely surprised and a little excited. He clearly hadn't expected to run into her again so soon.

"Yeah," Yolanda replied with a small nod.

She hadn't expected this either. What were the odds that the elderly man she'd casually helped earlier was actually the Director of Creybia's Education Department?

Telling the Director of the Education Department about the protocols was like preaching to the choir. They were the ones who made the rules.

"On it! But the exam's about to start, so it might take a while…"

"No problem," Colin said with a dismissive wave. "If she starts late, we'll give her extra time to finish. I'm in no rush."

He turned back to Lawrence, and his tone was serious now. "Make sure to thoroughly investigate this after the exam. Find out who tampered with the admission ticket."

With that, he looked at Yolanda again. "Does this arrangement work for you?"

"Sure," Yolanda replied calmly. She didn't even need the extra time. It wouldn't take her more than two hours to finish the test anyway.