My Wife Act Differently Behind Me novel Chapter 99

Mr. Kennedy was triumphant as if he had seen Nicole lose her bet.

Mr. Kennedy swagged out of the office, thinking that Ms. Emerson would let him taunt her and say nothing, just like she would previously. But he was wrong this time. Ms. Emerson said faintly from behind him, "Mr. Kennedy, you don't have to worry about how my students are doing. Nicole has the freedom to choose, and I will not interfere. However, there is one thing I am curious about you, Mr. Kennedy. Can't you even afford a cup of coffee? Otherwise, why would you always come to my office for coffee?"

Getting taunted by Ms. Emerson, Mr. Kennedy looked back and pointed at her angrily. "How dare you satirize me! You had better believe I will tell the director-"

Ms. Emerson was sitting at her desk, looking at him frostily, her face nonchalant when she heard him mention the director.

She had thought it through. Instead of grinning and bearing it every day, she might as well send the helve after the hatchet and resign.

Mr. Kennedy was stunned by what she said. He had always been bullying newcomers and had never been treated like this. So he did not know how to deal with it for a while but could only say some harsh words. "

Great, Ms. Emerson. You don't even give a damn to the director now. Remember what you have said."

Ms. Emerson watched on and felt vindicated as he turned away, disconcerted.

But Mr. Kennedy said Nicole was going to give tuition to Austin? What was he talking about? Nicole was in Mathematics school, while Austin was in language school and a twelfth-grader. How did an eleventhgrader give tuition to Austin?

But as she herself said, Ms. Emerson was not going to interfere with Nicole's decisions and actions. Nicole had her own ideas, and she knew what she was doing.

Ms. Emerson took a sip of hot coffee. She did not bother much about what Nicole did.

It was dinnertime. Nicole and Lulu headed straight to the cafeteria after school.

While on the way there, Lulu was chattering about how cool Nicole was at noon. Nicole listened on with not much reaction on her face. She just did what she felt she should do, not as cool as Lulu said.

The two arrived at the cafeteria, ordered their food, then found a place and sat down. Just then, there was a sudden commotion in the cafeteria, and Lulu looked over curiously.

"Wow! It is Harvey and Snow! Are they here to have dinner together?"

The girls had gone ape. After all, Harvey was a twelfthgrader. Just like Stanley, the president of the student council, he could rarely be seen at school. So it was a surprise that Harvey had been appearing in school for the past two days. What a broad stroke of luck.

Harvey and Snow were walking side by side, both of them having very gentle smiles on their faces.

Harvey wore a white casual suit, looking warm and gentle. His handsome face did not show any displeasure despite the commotion. Instead, he was courteous and gentle to everyone.

Snow, who walked beside him, was a little outclassed. She was beautiful, gentle, and generous, no doubt. But she did not look as eye-catching as she should be in front of Harvey.