Tasia looked a little embarrassed, and she didn't know how to answer this sentence.

"It's really just a friend..."

In the past, she had never really made a close friend.

When it comes to [Friends], it is more like staying in books or a special noun in other people’s stories.

But Vien and Chris satisfy all her expectations for the word "friend" and brought great warmth to their own world.

...So, we must protect these hard-won friends.

After many confirmations from him, Vinn is not affected by the magic of darkness now.

Even though there were some hidden dangers in him before, as long as he protected himself properly, he would not be controlled by the magic of darkness.

Tasia made up her mind secretly.

...

"Wine, the man who drugged Jonia's horse has been taken into custody by the City Guard."

After a certain class, Lawrence told Wien the news halfway through the transfer of everyone to the practice class venue.

In response to this, Wien just said calmly: "That's great, it's just a pity for his studies."

"Yes, it will be closed for at least three months. Richard and I have investigated it clearly. It is an old equestrian club that noticed Jonia's superb skills before the game. She was afraid that his participation would squeeze out the ranking of his own players, so she dared to collude with the staff inside the racecourse."

Lawrence took a deep breath and said, "Now, these participants have received corresponding punishment."

"So, why did you involve people in the school again?" he asked.

"This plan was formulated by the boss of the equestrian club. He originally planned to hire professionals to take action, but he first handed over the plan to his own men to implement it, and then his men continued to subcontract it layer by layer, and finally fell on an intermediary in the school." Lawrence said speechlessly.

"The middleman was greedy for this reward and thought that a classmate around him was in urgent need of money, so he made an agreement with the other party to take action. And he asked to reduce the reward to the original 80% and give the person he introduced, and the remaining 20% ​​was used as the remuneration for him, the middleman."

He clapped his hands with a "slap" and spread his palms upwards. "Then, it became what it is now."

"Hmm." Wien nodded his head and signaled that he would understand.

Although this explanation makes sense, it always feels a bit forced.

However, for most people, this should be the best result. As long as those extraordinary big names are not involved, things can always be controlled within a certain range.

"By the way, how did Richard think of going to the stables to check at that time?"

Besides, if you usually do such shameful things, you have to avoid the sight of outsiders no matter how you say it? There was no one who could even look at the door. No matter how you look at it, you were too careless.

When Lawrence heard this question, he was stunned.

"He didn't say it."

After pondering for a while, he was too lazy to worry and said, "Forget it, since he didn't say it, I don't want to know."

Tsk, Lawrence, you are also a master who pretends to be confused.

After clicking until the time comes, Wien stopped talking about today's course content.

"It's so painful. Many things in the practice class are designed specifically for the students to make things difficult for them..." After a while, Gavin came over with complaints.

"Why, have you found out the course content arranged?" Wien smiled.

Gavin's gossip has always been well-versed, and whenever there is a test or exam, the news will always be leaked from him first.

"Well, what else can I make? I can guess if I don't ask. Isn't it just a group competition?" He looked annoyed.

"Damn it! Those teachers enjoy torture us all day long, but they just stood aside and watched."

As he said that, Gavin had a sudden whim: "I would have liked to gather all the teachers in the grade one day to compete and let us students be the audience and referees."

Before Wien could say anything, this idea was greatly praised by Lawrence on the side.

"This is such a genius idea!"

He was excited and encouraged Wien to say, "Wien, otherwise you would ask the school to set up such a festival in the name of the Lily Society! Or you can vote publicly for comments, and you will definitely get the support of the vast majority of students!"

"As long as you push it in the name of the Lily Society, there is a great possibility of success!"

Ah this...

"This is not very good, the teachers are working hard." Wien reluctantly expressed his refusal to refuse, but his mind began to uncontrollably imagine the specific project settings.

Is it better to hold sports meetings or art festivals?

Hiss ~ I'm a little moved!

Seeing that Lawrence also supported his inspiration, Gavin suddenly felt that there was a chance.

"It is precisely because they work very hard on the spot that they need to use other entertainment to adjust!" His righteous tone seemed to care about the physical and mental health of teachers. "Otherwise, teachers come to the school every day to attend classes, wouldn't it be too boring?"

"Let me do this, let me discuss with the chairman first." Wien touched his chin.

...

“About setting up a party that will allow teachers in the school to perform on stage?”

Chairman Harold almost glared out his eyes after hearing Vien’s purpose. “Are you sure you were right?”

Shouldn’t it be a party that lets students perform on stage?

"Of course not." Wien cleared his throat and sat down on the chair directly opposite his desk.

"Recently, I counted all the holidays in the school within one year and found that all holidays were concentrated in the second half of the year, while the holidays in the first half of the year were very short." In order to convince the chairman to agree, he made a series of pre-preparations.

"In this way, the arrangements for the first and second semesters will inevitably be unbalanced," he said. "So I wonder, should we add more festivals with the characteristics of Qingxi Academy in the first half of the year? It can not only enhance students' sense of belonging and pride in the academy, but also mobilize the enthusiasm of teachers..."

He made a good point, but Harold had no fluctuations.

"Why don't you say that you will shorten the second half of the year's holiday?" Sitting on the soft leather handmade swivel chair, the chairman looked at the table with his eyes. "Isn't this also a balance?"

Wien smiled faintly and was full of confidence.

"Or else a public vote will be initiated in the whole school? It depends on whether everyone is more willing to add festivals or reduce holidays."

Harold was speechless.

After a while, he said without comment: "You are such a cunning little fox."
Chapter completed!