Chapter 45

If he failed in this matter, no matter how high his future achievements were, he would always regret it—a regret that was carried over from two lives. As he walked out of the office feeling dejected, Josh didn't notice that at the entrance of Class Three upstairs, Janice and a few classmates were watching him. Luke stood nearby, grinning with delight. "Did you see his expression? I told you it was true. The school isn't issuing admission tickets to those who fail the preliminary assessment, and he's one of those unlucky ones." "What do you mean by unlucky? Isn't that his own fault? He didn't even show up for school, yet he thinks he can take the college entrance exam?" "Wow, he claimed he wanted to become the top student in the nation. Now, just look at him. He won't even get past the exam hall's entrance. Hahaha…" The boys laughed at Josh's misfortune. Janice's feelings were complicated. She hadn't taken part in the preliminary assessment either, as it was a last-minute directi