Chapter 206 Shifting Responsibility

Viennel and her companions waited for about five minutes before the maid returned, but she was alone, with no sign of Mr. Focke. "I'm very sorry, but Mr. Focke is not feeling well and has fallen asleep," the maid said apologetically. "If you have anything to say to him, please come back when he recovers. After all, you are his students, and I believe you wouldn't disturb his rest, would you?" "Are you kidding?" a boy said angrily. "Why didn't you say he was unwell earlier? First, you said he wasn't home because he was out, then you said he was at home, and now you say he's sick. How many excuses do you have?" A girl said, "Let's not wait any longer. Let's rush in and drag that old man out!" With that, the students at the front started to push against the door. The maid cried out, slapping her thighs, "No, you can't do this! If you break the door, Mr. Focke will be furious!" A student responded, "Do you think we aren't angry?" More and more students joined in pushing against the