Chapter 1142

Hearing that, Helen instantly knew that Edmund didn't lie. He didn't read or grade their test papers. Before this, she thought that Edmund was just a little old-fashioned. But now it seemed like he might not even deserve to be called a teacher. "I think I have the right to know my scores," Helen stated in a neither haughty nor humble manner. Beside her, Bentley looked embarrassed and desperately signaled her. His scores were too humiliating to be revealed. They were still in the same class, so it really didn't matter where he sat. "She's right. This is our right." Tommy kept Taylor's words in mind, giving unconditional support for whatever Helen did. Bentley patted his forehead and decided to join them, questioning provocatively, "Mr. Murdoch, it's your job to grade the papers. You wouldn't be cutting corners and not grading our papers, would you?" "Are you questioning my professionalism?" Edmund would never admit it, so he stole a march on them by retorting, "If it weren't to p