Destined Mann-er

who, in the name of being proper derived pleasure from stripping people of their confidence. H

ry in the morning, but when Mina had cornered him, he had genuinely apologised. That

trainee, she wouldn't be sta

p breath and

e for the

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t of the window, oblivious to his surrounding. He should have taken

He turned to see Tobi, his bes

go home

4 al

ning and sighing throughout the aftern

has been one rollerco

tell me a

have deten

Detention? "The new

der, " Yes and no. It's a big s

that he

m. Saka wasn't up

aw

ata form of his class. He looked up

re! Come let's

d in. "Ah Saka!

ention.

ention? Y

" The root cause of all my misery!" , h

chu

country!" She said loudly as she barged into the staffroom. There were

e froze

ur punishment be

er. "Ah Maw Laika. Did you get your

ogy l

kept insisting that unless you demand it out of thi

for words. What was th

, if you'll excuse us." With that he walked in front, and Sak

hed "What'

h "Later" and fo

ina venomously spit out "What an arrogan

on?" asked La

to fight for Laika but that annoying teacher kept defending th

ndled her. A new teacher always tried to fit it. Vira didn't care a

t's best to let the teacher handle their own s

need to be stern with the kids, not let them do what they please as they please. These local teachers probably grow up, knowing all families here, and so, to be on everyone's good books, t

, Laika felt hi

you think you should understand the circumstances before jumping

d end up ruining their future. They do not know the seriousness of education. I can give you in writing, he has doting hardworking parents who pamper him, probably an only child who throws his weight around all day at home, comes to school to bum around, ruins the

What a judgemental lady t

for that kid. He may actually be the class head. He may be very studious

to herself. "You do not seem to be knowing m

knew where t

Let me tell you. My judgement can nev

t was useless talking to someone like

e had brought this on his brother because of what he had considered a ha

ne for, if she h