The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns novel Chapter 728
Summary for Chapter 728: The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns
Summary of Chapter 728 – A pivotal chapter in The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns by Carmen Henley
The chapter Chapter 728 is one of the most intense moments in The Mocked Miss’s Hidden Crowns, written by Carmen Henley. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
“Go, Letty!”
“Letty, you’re Eldoria’s hope!”
The crowd was loud with cheers, everyone shouting and clapping from their seats. Letty heard her name and held her breath, her fingers curling tight. She wasn’t just here for herself. She carried the expectations of The Cabinda University and everyone back in Eldoria.
The news back home was already hyping her up as the winner. There was no room for mistakes.
Letty glanced at the other contestants, her eyes pausing on Charlotte a little longer. Charlotte looked totally relaxed, like none of this mattered. Letty couldn’t help but smirk. No way she’d let anyone mess up her shot at the gold. The International Medical Competition’s top prize was hers for the taking.
The exam started. Proctors handed out the test papers. They had thirty minutes.
The questions were tough—unusual, complicated, and now everyone could see them on the big screens up front. The first question alone stumped a good chunk of the students who thought they were the best. Groans and sighs echoed around the hall.
Anthony snapped a few photos, saved them, then focused his gentle gaze on Charlotte. She was sitting quietly, her left hand pale as she propped her chin, her right hand gripping a pen, eyes locked on the exam. Every little movement looked effortless, almost like art.
He couldn’t stop a smile from pulling at his lips. There was warmth in his eyes. He knew it wasn’t easy for her, sitting for a test with a bunch of students.
Others had started noticing her too. She wasn’t waiting until the last minute this time, but she didn’t look especially serious either. The questions were hard, but she didn’t even bother with scratch paper—she just filled answers straight onto the test.
People whispered that she’d only gotten through the first round on luck. Surely that luck would run out now. The way she was writing, she had to be guessing.
It looked like she’d already given up. Some wondered if she’d end up with the lowest score in the competition’s history.
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