Chapter 104: Madame Kashi's New Idea

From a purely fair perspective, both the principal and the other teachers felt that asking Irene to retake the exam was unfair to her. Not only was making Irene prove herself disrespectful, but exams also involved an element of luck. Sometimes, a student might be lucky and familiar with all the questions on the test, allowing them to score perfectly. But such luck isn’t always guaranteed. Irene casually glanced around at the students, then turned to look at Hausman, saying calmly, "Fine, I’ll retake the exam." Since her rebirth, Irene had faced many obstacles. She had already forgotten about Emil, who had approached her earlier, and now felt a surge of anger masked by a smile. Today, she was willing to play along with the students. Normally, she wouldn't have the time. Hausman knew that Irene was capable of scoring near perfect again, but fairness was fairness; her capability didn’t grant her special privileges. He glanced at the principal. The principal understood and said, "You c