Rebirth of a Village Girl novel Chapter 1214

Chapter 1214: 301: Congratulations on the birth of your precious daughter!

Zhao Yu went to great lengths to avoid being micromanaged by Ni Yang, studying until one or two in the morning almost every night before the exams.

Fortunately, hard work pays off, and this time her final exams yielded unprecedentedly good results.

Ni Yang nodded slightly, "Okay, go ahead."

Zhao Yu rushed to her room in excitement, not noticing the threshold and tripping right over it—

Falling flat on her face.

Bang!

Dapang, who was napping on top of the door, was startled by the sudden noise, his meowing turning into a strange yelp.

"Meow...oww!"

Ni Yang was also quite startled and quickly went over, "Duoduo, are you okay?"

Zhao Yu immediately got up from the ground and waved her hand, "I’m fine, I’m fine! It doesn’t hurt at all, I’m going to get my report card now!"

Too excited to care about the pain, Zhao Yu ran into the house, touching her butt as she went. She couldn’t wait to show Ni Yang her report card!

Ni Yang was amused by her comical appearance.

In no time, Zhao Yu came rushing out with her report card, "Mom, mom, look, here’s my report card! Don’t you think I did an excellent job?"

Ni Yang took the report card.

With a total score of 650, Zhao Yu scored 602, ranking 9th in the entire grade, just 21 points behind the top student.

If this were the college entrance exam, she could get into a top-tier university.

"Great! Very impressive!" Ni Yang held the report card, lavishing praise without reserve.

"Really?" Zhao Yu was a bit shy.

"Really!" Ni Yang nodded.

Zhao Yu continued, "Mom, do you still stand by what you said earlier?"

Ni Yang teased her on purpose, "What did I say? I don’t seem to remember."

Zhao Yu’s face changed, "Mom, you did promise me that as long as I made it into the top ten of the grade, you would not interfere with anything I want to do in the future! How can you go back on your word?"

At that moment, Zhao Yu felt as if all her recent efforts had been in vain.

She felt both aggrieved and angry.

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