Chapter 121

The crowd below was stunned. Mike, the homeroom teacher of Class F, quickly asked Vice Principal Donald, "Why didn't you discuss with me before transferring Scarlett Quinn and Percy Stroud from my class to Class A?" Donald crossed his arms and glanced dismissively at Mike. "They're top students. They're bound to move up to Class A to prepare for the SATs sooner or later. Why would I need to discuss it with you? Do you think you can refuse on their behalf?" "But they—" Donald cut him off sharply. "Enough. I know you're attached to them, but what can they really learn in your class? "Even if you're good at math, what about the other subjects? Can you make up for that? There are only 50 days left until the exams. Just let them go." Mike's expression darkened. As frustrated as he was, he had no comeback. Donald was right. Their only hope for success was to be in Class A. Still, he couldn't accept it. After all the sleepless nights and hard work he had poured into helping them grow,