The educated youth and villagers who had taken the college entrance exam were anxiously awaiting the results. They were obviously distracted from their farm work, and from time to time they looked towards the road and the village entrance, hoping for the arrival of the postman.
"Hey, Taotao, have you heard that he's gone? As for He Xinyi, it is said that she also registered for the college entrance examination, but on the day of the exam, she was tied up at home by Wang Laizi and missed the exam." Hu Xiao said gossipingly.
"Well, is there no one in charge?" Su Tao looked up and asked.
"Who cares? The director of the Women's Federation has been there. What's the big deal? After all, it's someone else's family affair. Wang Laizi just needs to admit his mistake and that's it. He Xinyi missed the college entrance examination, so she missed it." Hu Xiao felt a little regretful. Although he didn't like He Xinyi, the college entrance examination was a major event in her life and she had missed it just like that.
"Then He Xinyi won't make a fuss?" Su Tao asked in surprise.
"It's strange to say, He Xinyi seems to be stupid. She is in a daze now, and the way she looks at people is weird and gloomy." Hu Xiao couldn't help but shivering as he spoke.
"Maybe the blow was too great. I guess she originally wanted to pass the college entrance examination and return to the city to get rid of Wang Laizi, but she didn't expect it to be like this." Su Tao had no sympathy for He Xinyi. It was a cycle of karma, and her current situation was definitely caused by her own actions.
At this time, Sister Jiang came in with a daily newspaper and said happily, "Taotao, Hu Xiao, come quickly. The admission scores for various universities are out."
What? Out? Su Tao hurried forward and took the newspaper from Sister Jiang. An entire page of the newspaper was filled with the admission scores of various colleges and universities.
Tsinghua University 270 points, Peking University 270 points, Central South University 230 points...
270 points? Out of a total of 400, Su Tao estimated her score to be over 300. She was ecstatic. Could she really get into Peking University? She hadn't expected that Peking University, the university she'd always dreamed of but hadn't gotten into, would finally be here.
Hu Xiao frowned as he looked at the score line.
"What's wrong?" Su Tao turned around and asked with concern.
"The passing score is too close to what I expected. I don't know if I can get in?" Hu Xiao said worriedly with his eyelids drooping.
"It's okay. The scores haven't come out yet. Believe in yourself. If you really can't make it, you can always choose a second choice." Su Tao comforted him.
"Yeah." Generally, the second-choice school is one level lower than the first, and the score will be lower. Hu Xiao saw that her second-choice school was a junior college, so her score should be enough.
The score line is out, some are happy and some are worried.
Everyone has their own estimated score after the test. Some people wait for their scores to come out excitedly, while others are frowning but hoping for a miracle to happen.
Recently, the topic of conversation when we meet has become,
"Which university are you applying to? What's the cutoff score?"
"What's your estimated college entrance exam score?"
"My estimated score is too far from the passing score. There's no hope. I'll take the test again tomorrow."
"It's not out yet, so don't rush to draw conclusions. Maybe a question you thought was wrong is actually correct."
In short, anything is possible until the official scores are released, and everyone's anticipation for the scores is even stronger.
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