In the teachers' office, several teachers were chatting happily when they saw the physics teacher from class six storming in angrily.
The group exchanged glances, wondering what had happened.
"Old Davis, aren't you teaching a class? What happened?" The chemistry teacher from class one asked in surprise as she looked at him.
Edward Davis took a large sip of water and began to complain, "It's those students in class six again. It's bad enough they don't study at all, but today they even defied me in public."
Another young man with a gentle demeanor spoke disapprovingly, "Mr. Davis, regardless, you're a teacher. How can you say students don't learn anything?"
The person next to the man tugged at him, signaling him to keep quiet.
As if not expecting someone from a class like class six to speak up in defense, Edward Davis's face darkened further.
