As Viscount Conrad and his group hadn't gone far, Marquis Boyer's entourage emerged from the school.
Even before entering, Theodore was already interested in the school. Now that he had finished the tour, his interest had only grown. Standing behind Marquis Boyer, he still didn't quite understand why his father wasn't planning to adopt such a good approach.
Thinking about it, Theodore spoke as if unintentionally, "Father, the mathematics taught here in Hope Village is really quite remarkable, and the numbers they teach—if we applied them to account keeping, it would be so much more convenient. Maybe we could try poaching the teachers who teach this subject."
If we don't build a school, shouldn't we at least try to headhunt these talented teachers?
Marquis Boyer instantly understood Theodore's intention through these few words. His expression paused slightly, then he said directly, "A school like this would cost our city far too much to invest in; it's unnecessary."
"But—"
