Sumr Monroe didn’t expect Mio Osborne to start with such disrespectful words.
The respect on her face for the teacher completely vanished bit by bit.
Sumr frowned deeply, wanting to say sothing but finally didn’t.
Arguing with this kind of person is just a waste of energy and ti.
Sumr pretended not to hear Mio Osborne’s words, adhering to her upbringing, and said, "Professor Osborne, I need to take a day off tomorrow, and I’d like you to approve my leave."
Mio Osborne wrinkled his nose in displeasure, while a trace of disappointnt he didn’t even realize himself passed in his heart.
With a dark expression, he said, "It’s only been a few days since the term started, and you’re asking for leave? If you really don’t want to study, just apply for withdrawal, no need to play this ga here!"
Sumr replied indifferently, "I don’t want to quit school, it’s just that tomorrow is my sister’s funeral, so I ask the teacher to approve the leave."
Mio Osborne was taken aback, then embarrassed.
He didn’t expect it to be like this...
But who knows if Sumr is telling the truth?
Many bad students co up with all sorts of bizarre reasons for leave, including lying about the death of grandfathers or grandmothers, so who can guarantee Sumr is not lying.
With a cold and focused gaze, Mio Osborne asked, "How do I know if what you’re saying is true? If you want leave, sure, bring your sister’s death certificate."
"You..." Sumr was truly infuriated this ti; she had never encountered such an unreasonable teacher before.
But even when angry, Sumr didn’t want to argue; it’s unnecessary to compete in words.
She simply said, "Since you won’t approve it, then I’ll co back the day after tomorrow to have the principal sign off on it."
With that, Sumr turned and left directly.
"Sumr Monroe!"
Mio Osborne didn’t expect Sumr not to even plead with him and just walked away, which trampled his authority as a teacher.
"Sumr Monroe!" he called again.
But the girl’s steps didn’t even pause.
Seeing the girl’s graceful figure about to disappear around the staircase corner, Mio Osborne got a bit anxious, loudly warning, "If you dare to leave, I’ll bring the principal to your ho tomorrow and expel you in front of your parents!"
This ti, the girl’s footsteps finally halted.
Mio Osborne felt a sense of relief, just as he was about to speak, he saw the girl turn back slowly with an indifferent face, those clear-cold eyes filled with iciness made him sowhat afraid to et them directly.
Not waiting for him to say anything, Sumr turned around again, this ti quickening her pace, disappearing from Mio Osborne’s sight.
Mio Osborne stood in place for several seconds before he ca back to his senses—
He had been intimidated by his student’s gaze just now.
A huge sense of humiliation overwheld him, almost swallowing him whole.
"Damn it!" Mio Osborne cursed under his breath, his eyes full of raging anger.
He was determined to bring the principal to Sumr’s house tomorrow to expose her lies!
And he wanted to take this opportunity to completely drive Sumr away, making her disappear from Crestfall University and never be an eyesore again!
This is the price for looking at him with those eyes!
...
Night deepened.
Sumr sat silently in Damian Knight’s car.
Although she hadn’t argued with Mio Osborne, her mood was heavily affected.
This kind of person, she wondered how he even graduated from Britton University’s Faculty of Education, she graduated from Britton University and knew how hard it was to get a graduation certificate and a teaching qualification licensed by Britton University.
Mio Osborne must be a fluke from the Faculty of Education, right?
From the first mont Damian Knight saw Sumr again, he sensed sothing was wrong with her, but Sumr didn’t speak, and he didn’t ask, although he roughly knew it should be related to Mio Osborne.
As the car was about to reach Stanton Manor, Damian Knight finally couldn’t help but ask, "Do you need to make Mio Osborne disappear?"
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