Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir

Fu Siyu was held up with company business today and hadn’t returned to the Estate yet.

Fu Yang’s final exams were a bit later than Shu Wan’s, but not by much, probably next week. On a whim, Shu Wan decided to check Fu Yang’s homework.

And then she realized that it was indeed necessary to do so.

The difficulty gap between junior high and high school knowledge was significant, and high school had even added several new subjects. Without careful attention, even a naturally gifted student could fall far behind.

Fu Yang was the type who intentionally didn’t want to study, especially since the start of the school year coincided with Fu Siyu’s return to the country.

Fu Yang clearly wanted to be contrary to Fu Siyu, so even though he went to school, he would just sleep through classes, not listening at all.

Later, the relationship between Fu Yang and Fu Siyu improved somewhat. Fu Yang wanted to start paying attention in class but found himself too far behind to understand what was being taught.

With his personality, if he didn’t understand, he would just let it be and became increasingly negligent in his studies.

So much so that facing a few not-so-difficult questions Shu Wan had given him, Fu Yang failed to solve any of them.

Shu Wan’s expression immediately turned cold.