Chapter 32

Even though Stephen was disappointed, he did not dwell on it. After all, he was well aware that nothing in this world was perfect. ... On the eighth of June, Stephen took the science test in the morning and the foreign language test in the afternoon. He felt he had performed exceptionally well on both. After finishing the writing portion, there were still about ten minutes left before the exam ended. Yet, Stephen did not bother to review his answer, believing there was no point in doing so anyway. His foreign language skills were such that he could not score below 650 or above 700, no matter what. Besides, his improved performance in this life was largely due to the thousands of vocabulary words he had memorized for postgraduate program exams in his previous life. In truth, Stephen's test-taking techniques were quite poor. He relied mainly on intuition, and with intuition, the first answer was usually the best. As the final bell rang, he breathed a sigh of relief. While the SA