Chapter 30

"First place?" Adam glanced meaningfully at Frederick, sitting beside Gregory. Frederick instinctively responded, "Yes, Adam. The physics competition had strict proctors, so cheating wasn't possible." Adam lowered his head again and saw the name "Jonathan Campbell" with a perfect score of 100 next to it. Cheating wasn't possible? That meant this 100 was Jonathan's actual score? His thoughts churned. Frederick was second with a score of 72. Third place was his granddaughter, Stella, with a score of 69. The last place in the class was Michelle, who got a zero for missing the exam. When Adam saw "Michelle Johnston" on the list, his heart skipped a beat. But then he realized it couldn't be the Johnston family's daughter. Not only did the Johnston family live mostly overseas, but according to reliable insider information, their daughter had shown remarkable talent from the age of six. She had self-taught the entire elementary and middle school curriculum within six months. By seven