Joy Quinn felt vaguely moved.
To be honest, she had tossed and turned sleeplessly last night, still feeling it would be a pity to just give up on Victor Hawthorne.
Now Willow Young’s words hit the mark with her heart.
Yes, Victor must have been turned down by her too many times before and felt embarrassed.
As long as she takes the initiative to show some goodwill towards Victor, he’d be secretly delighted, and in the end, they would surely reconcile because she is the red mole in his heart, after all.
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Joy Quinn quickly found out that Victor Hawthorne was also preparing to participate in the Meridia Language Competition.
What Joy Quinn didn’t know was that not only Victor had signed up for the Meridia Language Competition but everyone in their class had.
This is how it happened.
Shelly Cole, during a Meridia language class, was relentlessly dissed by their lecturer Charles for failing to answer a question.
"I thought only your appearance was pig-like; I didn’t expect your brain to be no different. Since you have a pig brain, don’t bother learning this language, you’re just wasting your time."
Due to the unique geographical location of Meridia and their auction items being favored by many elites, many wealthy families had their eyes on this big pie.
However, there were not many people domestically who could master this language.
Only the First University of Esteria offered courses in it.
Therefore, most of the elite children in Esteria would choose to learn this minor language.
To better grasp this language, many children from wealthy families would show their goodwill by giving gifts to him.
As a result, Charles’s desire had been spoiled, and he would show disdain for anyone who didn’t give him gifts or perform slightly below his expectations.
As for the consequences...
Charles did not believe the First University could find someone to replace him in teaching Meridia language.
As for those parents, they obviously couldn’t find a teacher better than him, so they dared not confront him.
In this vicious cycle, Charles constantly resorted to verbal attacks on students.
As a result, Shelly Cole, who was already anxious about her body, was in tears.
"Being fat isn’t a sin, teacher, how can you say that to me?"
She was just fat, not a pig.
At home, she was the little princess loved by her family.
Now being called a pig, she felt terribly hurt inside.
"Why can’t I say that? You’re so fat and so stupid, can’t even learn such simple points, don’t want people to say anything?"
Seeing Shelly about to cry, Charles reprimanded her even more.
"It’s not that I can’t learn it; it’s just that you teach too fast, and I haven’t understood yet."
"That’s just stupid, stop making excuses."
With this, Shelly burst into tears on the spot.
At that moment, a female voice suddenly retorted:
"Teacher, shouldn’t you reflect on why the students don’t understand what you’re teaching? Could it be that you’re the stupid one and can’t teach?"
As these words fell, everyone unconsciously looked towards the voice.
At the doorway, July Quinn stood holding books, slowly making her way into the classroom.
Her face, without makeup, was beautiful and pleasing to the eye.
Whether it was because of her late but bold entry or her poignant question, the classroom suddenly erupted into thunderous applause.
This applause made Charles instantly turn red with rage, shouting:
"Are you a student in this class? Late and still dare to challenge the teacher? What’s your name? I’m going to give you a major demerit."