Edward Gonsen earnestly discussed work with Strider Laiperze, but Strider was both narcissistic and sarcastic.
Even with Edward's good temper, he couldn't hold back anymore: "Fine! You're amazing! You're incredible! I'm not qualified to educate you! But shouldn't you at least have the basic etiquette of a teacher? You look down on those students, ignore them if you must, but why do you have to drive them away?"
Strider had a mocking smile on his lips: "Haha, no wonder you're so agitated, it's because you're defending that Sarah Sullivan, isn't it? You're being a hero to save the beauty!"
He playfully fiddled with the pen in his hand: "What? Mr. Gonsen, do you have something going on with that Sarah Sullivan?"
Those words were filthy and despicable.
Completely unworthy of a teacher's status.
Like a thug.
Edward Gonsen's face turned red: "Mr. Laiperze, what do you mean? Don't you think your words are too much! So lacking in boundaries!"
