Chapter 10: Troublemaking

Natalie Silas smiled and nodded, "Once the garden's done, I'll hand it over to you." Galt Conab got the answer he wanted, his smile broadening. "I heard you were hassled by those brats during your class today." "Don't worry, soon it'll be my turn to teach, and I'll give them a taste of their own medicine." Natalie Silas was surprised. She hadn't expected Professor Galt Conab to be so proactive. So much so, she didn't even get the chance to interject before he disappeared from view. Natalie Silas sighed in resignation, focusing on the book in her hands. It was her first time teaching after all. Before she could read for more than a moment, a red-haired boy approached. His collar was buttoned wrong, and his glasses were as thick as the bottom of a beer bottle. He dropped a paper on her desk and shoved it in front of her. "Teacher, I heard you're a great lecturer. That's why, even without publishing any papers, you became a teacher at our school." "And I heard you got dumped