The raise of Maureen Smith and her Good Luck System

Chapter 168: To be corrected Chapter 168: To be corrected The sky was filled with flying white test papers, fluttering and sprinkling under the sun.

In the midst of the crazed and scorching atmosphere…

Maureen was packing up her stuff and asked, “Isn’t it that most of our class are going to study abroad?

We will be overseas by the end of September, why are we still so excited after the college entrance exam?” Liam wore a black short-sleeved shirt, somehow found that thin black gold skull necklace to hang around his neck again.

Ever since Maureen commented that he looked handsome with it and it made her heart race the first time they met, he had kept it on with pride.

Leaning against the wall, seriously ripping his own book, Liam raised an eyebrow towards Maureen and said, “Little Mask, have you heard of ritualistic experiences?” Maureen remained silent.

What nonsense about ritualistic experiences, isn’t it just that you want to rip up your books?!

“Why is there a dictionary in my desk all of a sudden?” Liam discovered a thick dictionary while going through the stuff in his desk drawer.

Maureen said, “This is mine, how did it get into your desk?” Liam handed it to her: “Do you still need it?

Take it back.” Maureen responded, “No need, it’s too heavy.

Just leave it here.

Later, some sophomores will come to borrow books, so it’s better to give it to juniors.” Liam: “…..” Liam angrily said, “How could you do this, Little Mask?

Don’t you love studying anymore?

This thick dictionary costs 56 dollars!” “…..” Maureen leaned over and touched his forehead: “Do you have a fever?” Suddenly Liam blushed and stuffed the dictionary back into his desk.

Feeling something odd about him, Maureen suddenly pulled the dictionary out of his hand before he could stow it away.

“Wait, don’t–––” Before Liam could finish his sentence, Maureen had already flipped open the weighty dictionary.

The Sunlight coming from the window refracted in, revealing a delicate blue brocade box nestled within the hollowed-out dictionary.

When Maureen abruptly opened the dictionary, the brocade box also popped open.

Standing upright within it were two silver rings.

” Maureen’s heartbeat skipped a beat.

Liam stood up, his face red as blood.

He originally planned to have Maureen take the dictionary back home personally, and then when she saw his arrangement of stars everywhere, he would hint for her to open the dictionary.

However, his plan was not as perfect as he imagined.

The string lights this time, just like the last time, failed to serve the purpose.