Chapter 1673: Chapter 1673: A Kiss, A Reward
Jesse Rowan didn’t leave; instead, he lowered his head and pointed with his finger: “This one, I can do it. Why didn’t you ask ?”
“Ha.” Joan Harry sneered, “Can’t you stop bothering ? I’m really stressed out.”
“I really can…” Jesse looked increasingly innocent as he took the pen from her hand, “I’ll show you…”
Even though he was a bit unsteady from drinking, his mind and thoughts were still clear.
Especially when he was doing sothing he was good at, his eyes shone with a brilliant light.
The black pen danced across Joan Harry’s scratch paper, outlining the clues and entry points for solving this case study.
Soon, the white draft paper was densely covered with numbers.
“Look… I can do it.”
After Jesse finished solving it, he put down the pen, smiling like a child seeking praise.
While he was solving the problem, she kept her eyes on the scratch paper.
She had thought he would doodle or ss up her scratch paper, but she didn’t expect him to actually solve it.
Moreover, he perfectly addressed the part where she was stuck.
Joan Harry took the pen and said softly, “Oh.”
“Was I right? Tell if I was right,” Jesse’s tone took on a bit of a playful whine.
“It should be right.”
“Am I smart?”
Joan Harry stayed silent.
This problem was pretty challenging; she hadn’t been able to solve it for several days.
Now, Jesse solved it at a glance even though he was drunk. She puckered her lips.
“Your approach is correct, but you forgot to filter the cases out of the sample, so of course, there’s a discrepancy in the ratio and probability. Also, with these value comparisons, if you calculate precisely one by one, it’s a huge workload. You can take an absolute value and then use a correction thod. I’ll teach you a truncation correction I’ve developed myself. Watch closely, do it like this…”
Jesse explained with excitent.
Such problems were a piece of cake for him.
Jesse held her hand that was holding the pen, continuously writing on the scratch paper.
Joan Harry frowned.
“For this problem, first multiply the nurator by five, and round the denominator to 9200. Doesn’t that make the calculation much easier and save a lot of trouble?” Jesse scribbled while holding her hand tightly.
He wrote and explained at the sa ti.
Initially, Joan was sowhat resistant to his close presence, but as she listened, she beca absorbed.
His thod was simple and convenient, saving a lot of complex calculations.
“There, you see, easily solved with so arithtic. Let teach you once more…”
“I got it,” Joan Harry said softly.
“Then show .”
Joan Harry used the pen to solve the answer to the next math problem, the glow of seriousness in her eyes.
“Smart, my little fairy is so clever, learns it as soon as she’s taught.” Jesse smiled and kissed her cheek, “A kiss as a reward.”
“Get lost.”
“Using and then discarding …”
Joan Harry ignored him; since the problem was solved, she continued with the remaining ones.
However, Jesse being able to solve problems too was quite unexpected for her.
Jesse seed to see through her thoughts and chuckled: “Are you surprised by how smart I am? I’ve been smart since I was a kid, I don’t even know why.”
Joan Harry: “…”
Joan Harry found Jesse annoying, so she put on her headphones and quietly worked on her problems alone.
Jesse kept on talking: “I won first place in the Landon Mathematics Competition five tis in high school, three tis in the national mathematics competition, and I was the top scorer in the Canford Business School entrance exam…”
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