"YOU?!" Beatrice nearly shouted. Sam simply looked at her without any reaction and she was embarrassed over her outburst. Clearing her throat, she apologized, "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to shout. I was just surprised."

However, when thinking about it, she shouldn't have been so surprised. After all, Sam had skipped a grade in primary school and was actually a year younger than Kyle. Added to that, she always saw him reading advance books on programming and robotics, which meant that his intelligence was far higher than most people. He also fits into her pre-conceived mentality of what a smart person should look like.

So just why was she surprised to find out that he scored the same as her? That was something that she found puzzling once she thought about it. Why hadn't she considered it before?

"Why else do you think he even offered to help you choose?" Kyle asked, "That boy would never do anything that he didn't need to."

Sam nodded as he took a box and opened it.

Kay placed a shredder next to him and he thanked her, then plugged it in.

"It's quite simple. First filter - they need to be in the top 50 in school. Student Council duties are not easy and we need sma