Flora’s Guide to a Second Chance at Love and Life

Tyler got his hands on the test paper and started poring over the questions, giving the whole thing a good once-over. Before he knew it, more than ten minutes had slipped by. But he hadn't written down a single answer yet.

In the conference room, along with Keaton and Megan, Mr. Garcia and other teachers were also present. This was a big deal, and the school couldn't just brush it off.

"A bad student always pretends to understand," Megan snorted, her face growing even colder. Keaton couldn't hold back anymore. He shot her a fierce glare. Who said you can't review the entire paper before diving in?

"Megan, mind your words," Mr. Garcia said, clearly displeased, but he let it go at that.

Then, they all watched as Tyler picked up his pen and started jotting down answers like a whirlwind, barely pausing to calculate anything before writing. From reviewing to finishing one paper, he only took about twenty minutes. All three papers were done in an hour.

"Teacher, I'm finished," Tyler said, putting down his pen and handing in the papers. The teachers were floored. Didn't this kid want to double-check his answers? So confident!

The other teachers were just as surprised, and even Keaton felt a bit worried that Tyler might've just scribbled randomly. He took the papers, still skeptical. "Alright, head back to class now."

Right away, Mr. Trevor and the other subject teachers started comparing Tyler's answers with the answer key. The math test was almost perfect, even the last tough problem had two detailed solutions. It was jaw-dropping! His Spanish essay was so fluent that the Spanish teacher exclaimed Tyler might be the best student she'd ever taught. The English test was pretty simple; he lost just one point on the essay because of two misspelled words.

"Keaton, you've got a genius in your class," a teacher remarked, giving a thumbs- up. It seemed like he needed to rethink his view of Class Nineteen.

Keaton spent a few minutes going through the test papers, finally snapping back to reality and

planning to find Mr. Garcia to set the record straight for Tyler. But Mr.

Garcia had already left the

conference room for another

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commitment after Tyler finished.

Megan stared at the papers in Keaton's hand, dumbfounded by Tyler's brilliance. Had she really overlooked a prodigy? No way, she couldn't let that slide. She

turned and quietly left the room.

Keaton placed the test papers on hisnoveldrama

desk and headed straight to Class Nineteen to share the news. He

noticed, ona wasn't there but didn't think much of it. "Tyler did

amazingly; he really brought gride to Class Nineteen," Keaton announced. The class erupted in cheers.

"Tyler, you're incredible! Who knew you'd make our class shine right after transferring? I've got your back from now on!"

"At last, we can throw this in Megan's face. She always looks down on us."

The compliments kept rolling in, but Tyler's spirits stayed low as he kept glancing at Fiona's empty seat. Seeing Tyler ace the test, Nash couldn't help but look back at him. This guy was something else! He thought, maybe I should take him under my wing!

Wait! Hold on, where's this guy looking?