Chapter 74

Icarus had been transferred to the honors class after an exceptional performance in one exam, and Atticus had been firmly against this decision. Although no issues were found when the exam papers were reviewed, Atticus still believed that Icarus had somehow cheated. He was convinced that a student who had average and unremarkable results for over two years was not capable of achieving the top score in the entire grade all of a sudden. Learning was a continuous process—it couldn't have happened overnight. The presence of a student like Icarus could have a severely negative psychological impact on other hard-working students. Atticus glared at Icarus and noticed that he was engrossed in reading a novel that had nothing to do with his studies. His face turned scarlet due to intense anger. "Here's a piece of advice—don't think that just because you achieved good results once, you can be arrogant and slack off from studying. Besides, these results might not even reflect your true abil