"There’s no need for the likes or machetes. Instant noodles, on the other hand, I might consider..."
July Quinn finally changed her tune, bringing tears to the principal’s eyes.
"Alright, what flavor of instant noodles do you want? I’ll sponsor it."
It must be his passionate speech that moved July Quinn, definitely not the promise of instant noodles.
The principal thought to himself.
"But remember, I will only teach one class a week. How you arrange it is up to you. As for the appointment letter, you’d better take it back. I’ll only fill in until the school finds a new Meridia language instructor."
July Quinn still had many things she hadn’t sorted out, now she had to make time to teach too.
"No, you should keep the appointment letter. What if you need it later?"
Just like the previous recommendation letter, didn’t July Quinn eventually bring that recommendation letter to their First University of Esteria?
July Quinn understood the hidden meaning in the principal’s words.
She knew this appointment letter was not like the recommendation letter, it definitely wouldn’t be useful in the future.
But she didn’t want to make the old man too upset, so she didn’t forcefully shove the appointment letter back into his hands.
This made the principal feel like he successfully handed out the appointment letter and secured the best teaching resource for the school. He felt somewhat elated walking out of the classroom.
Victor Hawthorne saw this and hurriedly chased after him, "Principal, my basketball!"
The principal turned back, "Don’t even think about it!"
Then, the principal left.
Victor Hawthorne realized he had been duped, quietly covering his mouth to stop himself from crying out loud.
The news that July Quinn became the Meridia language instructor at the First University of Esteria was quickly posted on the campus forum by the school.
Willow Young found out and immediately informed Joy Quinn.
"Joy, your second sister has become the Meridia language teacher for our whole university."
Joy Quinn was busy translating a Meridia document, a strategy given by Howard Lynch earlier.
No one had translated this document so far.
If Joy Quinn could translate it and get it to the publisher, then Howard Lynch could recommend Joy Quinn to be the person accompanying the Meridia Language Association’s senior officer to study in Meridia due to her outstanding contribution.
However, the document involved a lot of technical terms, making it extremely challenging to translate.
Since getting the document yesterday, Joy Quinn had been trying to translate it, but hadn’t managed to complete even a whole paragraph.
Therefore, Joy Quinn was already in a bad mood, and now hearing that July Quinn had suddenly surpassed all her peers to become a school-wide teacher made her even more irritable.
"No way, right? That news must be false. No matter how well she performed in the competition, she couldn’t become a teacher, especially since she hasn’t even graduated."
How could one be so lucky to win the gold medal in the Meridia Language Competition and directly become a teacher at the First University of Esteria? Original content can be found at novęlfire.net
Becoming a teacher at the First University of Esteria requires holding at least a master’s degree and passing several professional written and oral exams.
July Quinn hasn’t even graduated from university, so she definitely couldn’t be a teacher here.
So surely Willow Young must have heard wrong.
But just as Joy Quinn convinced herself of this, she heard Willow Young continue:
"It’s not fake, someone even photographed the principal personally delivering the appointment letter to her, and uploaded it to our campus forum."
"And supposedly, July Quinn originally refused, but the principal promised that the whole school would cooperate with her teaching and even offered benefits he himself didn’t have. Eventually, July Quinn was so pestered that she reluctantly agreed to the principal’s request."
She initially hoped Willow Young would be a blade against July Quinn, but now she felt blade was repeatedly stabbing her in the heart?