Billionaire's Reborn Baby

Although Bart did not like to attend classes, she never bothered others. She skipped classes almost every day and her exam results were naturally a mess.

In the final exam, Bart was the last one on the list. The class teacher took the rank list and asked everyone to adjust their seats. Bart watched helplessly as another girl sat in her original seat next to her former deskmate.

Yes, Kael was her favorite deskmate recently.

Bart appreciated Kael because he always kept silent. Moreover, he was also good-looking. At least when Bart was boring, she could still enjoy the good-looking Kael.

However, now someone had taken place of her.

After regaining the seats, Bart discussed with the girl and asked her to sit somewhere else because Bart did not want to change her seats. But the girl hesitated and said, "But, I was asked to choose a new seat by our teacher."

Bart stood there and stared at her.

The girl tidied up the table and didn't dare to look at her.

Kael was reading a book. He gave a glimpse at Bart and lowered his head to continue reading.

"Why are you so unhappy today?" Haiden asked before they got into the car.

Bart frowned and said, "Someone took my seat."

"You mean someone would replace you to sit by your former good-looking and quiet deskmate?" Haiden asked. Bart threw her school bag into the back seat. "Yes, I'm so angry. I indeed want to teach her a lesson."

"Who?" Haiden took a hot chestnut from the passenger seat and handed it to her.

Bart was unhappy and refused it, "Of course, I mean the girl! I don't want to have it for food, I'm not in that mood."

"He's just a desk-mate. Why don't you wait for the next turn to sit by him?" Haiden started the car.

"It's based on our exam results." Bart frowned even deeper.

"Then you should do well in your exams next time," Haiden advised, "listen carefully in class and don't skip any class. You'll be able to do well in your exams next time. Then you can continue to be his deskmate."

"Our classes are too boring." Bart leaned against the window, her eyes sweeping through the window.

"How is your current deskmate?" Haiden asked.

Bart's face immediately turned dark. "He is ugly and his skin is not fair."

"In that case, you have to bear it," Haiden smiled, "you need to compete for good things, just like your deskmate. Since he is good-looking and quiet, and he studies well. Many of your classmates certainly want to be his deskmate."

Bart had never thought about it. With Haiden's reminder, she remembered that Kael's table box was always filled with snacks and various fruits. At first, Bart thought that he had bought them himself. Now that she realized they must have been sent by other girls after Bart skipped classes.

Yes, Kael was so good-looking and easy-going. There was no reason for girls not to like him.

However, she didn't realize it before.

Bart thought that no one would take her seat since she had been his deskmate for such a long time.

Now that Bart's seat was taken by others, she suddenly had a sense of crisis as if her territory had been occupied.

"I can't catch up with them even if I want to," Bart frowned, "why don't you ask Jacky and see if he can lend me his brain when I take the exams?"

"Then you can ask for a leave for a month. I will teach you lessons," Haiden said.

"Are you serious?" Bart smiled, "are you free to do it?"

"Yes, for you, I can squeeze time for you," Haiden thought about it and said, "I can also find you a home tutor."

"I don't want a home tutor. He must be elder and ugly. I don't like it," Bart lay in the back seat, muttering, "I have to spend a month with him."

"Yes, the whole month," Haiden looked at her through the rearview mirror, "you are not allowed to be lazy during my class. You are not allowed to skip classes or to be late."

"Is it too late for me to give up now?" Bart raised her hand.

"It's too late."

Bart kept silent.

Bart began to report to Haiden's office every day. They had spent a very difficult time at first. Bart had skipped classes since the beginning of high school, so she almost missed the first year of high school. Haiden had to start teaching her from the beginning. Although Bart was smart, there were many things that she couldn't understand. After a week, both of them were so tired that they didn't want to see each other again.

In the end, Haiden invited Chase's mother, Lord Top, to teach Bart. Bart did not expect that Haiden could play a trick on her. When she held the bread in her mouth and kicked open the office door with her feet arrogantly, she saw Lord Top sitting on the sofa.

It was weird.

Bart felt embarrassed.

Bart could only pretend that nothing had happened just now. She walked into the office and said at ease, "Good morning, Haiden seems not to be here. Are you looking for him?"

"I'm looking for you." Lord Top smiled.

"What?" Bart was puzzled.

Lord Top gestured to ask Bart to sit down and then opened the book on the coffee table. "He asked me to come over and help you with your lessons."

Bart was speechless.

"But aren't you busy?" Bart had not been taught lessons by the elders she knew, but she was indeed a little embarrassed at the moment.

"I'm not that busy," Lord Top looked at her with a smile, "I used to love reading books, but now I've almost forgotten all about it. When Haiden asked me, I thought that I could help myself review it, so I came. Shall we start from the beginning?"

Bart kept silent.

Lord Top taught Bart for two months, so Bart was unable to go to class for two whole months.