Chapter 51

Oliver said, "I'll go with you." "It won't help even if you come along. With the attitude of the staff at the county's Education Bureau, having more people wouldn't change anything. Don't worry. I'll go there and come back quickly. It won't take long," Josh replied. Oliver sighed, feeling helpless as he agreed. Egbert stood nearby, watching the exchange. In the past, he wouldn't get involved in such matters. However, since Josh had just helped him with his ankle, he felt a sense of gratitude. He casually said, "I overheard you mentioning that you might miss the college entrance exam. What's going on?" "It's because I missed the preliminary assessment, so the school didn't issue my admission ticket," Josh explained. "My son has been working really hard," Oliver added. Egbert shook his head slightly as he listened. "You think working hard is enough, but rules are rules. The college entrance exam's policies are consistent nationwide. They won't change just for one person. "This is