Mia is Not a Trouble-Maker! Chapter 277: Someone Fell Into the Water

Chapter 277: Someone Fell Into the Water

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Helena was in her room doing calculus homework when Amelia pulled Alex to find her.

“Huh? Go for a walk?” Helena was about to say no, but for some reason, subconsciously, she seemed interested in going out. She looked at Amelia’s big s.h.i.+ning eyes again. “Give me five minutes. I’ll leave after I finish my homework! ”

Amelia: “Yes, yes!” She sat on the sofa obediently and quietly.

Helena sighed. This daughter was too obedient. Was she really the one who gave birth to such an obedient and cute daughter? She was too lucky!

Alex looked down at the paper on the table. Calculus? He saw Helena pick up her pen and write the answers without even looking at the questions.

Alex:

Helena was most annoyed by calculus. However, this week, the school teacher had a.s.signed calculus homework and even said the score would be counted towards the final grade at the end of the semester! The multiple-choice questions were alright, Helena was randomly guessing! In less than half a minute, she was halfway through the test paper! When it came to filling in the blank questions, Helena was in a dilemma, but she had a way. She found a few that looked pleasing to the eye from the multiple-choice questions and filled them in!

Hence, in less than two minutes, Helena finished the fill-in-the-blank questions. Alex was speechless. Originally, he wanted to go out and wait. Now, he was curious and wanted to know what Helena would do with the critical thinking questions.

Helena glanced at the long application question and suddenly looked up at Alex. “Bro, do you know how to do calculus questions?”

Alex was speechless. Of course he knew how to do it. Not only did he know how to do it, but he was also very proficient. He took the test paper from Helena’s hand and glanced at the multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions she had done. His originally casual expression suddenly froze. Good lord, she had guessed everything correctly?! It couldn’t be, right? Moreover, along the way, not only were the multiple-choice questions correct, but even the fill-in-blank questions were correct?!

Alex: ‘

Amelia saw that Alex’s expression was off and asked, “Daddy, what’s wrong?”

Alex’s mouth twitched as he looked at Helena. “You did the questions correctly. Did you already know the answer?”

Helena exclaimed, “They’re actually all right?”

Alex said, “What else would it be?”

Helena clicked her tongue. “I’m too awesome! Alright, Mia, let’s go for a walk!” Alex was confused. “You’re not writing the short answer questions anymore?”

Helena waved her hand. “No, no. 40 points for multiple choice questions and 20 points for fill-in-the-blank questions. Wouldn’t you pa.s.s if you add them together? 60 points are enough!’

Alex: ‘ ‘ Impressive.

Amelia was speechless. She seemed to have learned new knowledge again.

The Walton family’s manor was located on the edge of a river. This was the widest stretch of the river. The U- shaped riverbank that extended into the river was like a peninsula, called the Three Peaks Peninsula. Behind the peninsula was the largest forest conservation park in the city, Riverside Park.

The evening breeze blew across the river, dispelling the stifling heat of summer. The air was excellent. In the distance, the riverfront bridge flickered with dreamy colored lights. The river reflected the lights of thousands of families on both sides, sparkling.

Amelia carried her backpack and stood by the guardrail, waving. “Wow, it’s so beautiful!”

Alex pushed Mrs. Walton and took a lazy, casual look. It had been a long time since he had been so idle. Although he protected this country, he rarely had the time to feel the beauty and peace of it.

Seven stood on Helena’s arm. Helena seemed to find the parrot interesting and kept teasing it.

At this moment, panicked shouts came from afar. Someone was shouting heart-wrenchingly, and there were some noisy voices.

Helena looked up. “What’s wrong?”

Someone shouted as he ran, “Someone fell into the water! Help! It’s two girls!”

Alex frowned and ran over quickly. Amelia stared at the refracted light on the river and panicked for no reason.

Alex quickly pa.s.sed through the crowd and saw a human head floating on the river from afar. Strangely, there were two girls sitting by the river who were wet and crying. He had heard that the two girls had fallen into the water. Had they been saved?

A middle-aged woman cried heart-wrenchingly, “And my daughter! My daughter!” As she spoke, she hurriedly went into the river.

Alex grabbed her. ‘Don’t go down there.”

The middle-aged woman did not listen and wanted to go down. “My daughter, quickly save my daughter!” However, a few uncles and aunties on the sh.o.r.e shouted anxiously, “No, it’s a man.. There’s a man!”