Druids in Marvel

Alvin almost subconsciously refused to allow Julie to have access to such occasions...

He subconsciously felt that Julie was still a student at his school, completely forgetting that this girl was now a super female CEO worth tens of billions and would definitely exceed hundreds of billions in the future.

Stopped Julie who came here for some reason...

Alvin glared at a few gangster youths nearby who seemed to want to come up to say hello, then he put his arm around Julie's slender shoulders and walked towards her car while saying a little sternly: "What are you doing here?

This situation is not suitable for you..."

Julie didn't feel uncomfortable at all with Alvin's harshness, but instead felt a little happy...

She looked at the strange expression on Alvin's face and tried her best to glance inside the restaurant...

The scene of demons dancing wildly in the restaurant made Julie cover her mouth and let out a chuckle...

He nodded and said hello to several gangster boys who were scared away by Alvin before...

Julie looked sideways at Alvin, who was looking embarrassed, and said with a smile: "Some people say you are in a bad mood.

I happened to be chatting with a girl at school, so I wanted to come and see you!

Now it looks a little different from what I thought..."

Alvin felt extremely embarrassed when his students caught him having such an exciting party.

Glancing angrily at the gangsters who nodded and bowed to Julie, Alvin cursed angrily: "What are you looking at?

Get out of here, everyone..."

Julie looked at several gangster youths who had fled. She pulled Alvin, who was embarrassed and had nowhere to release him, and said with a smile: "Don't be like this, Principal Alvin..."

They just want to say hello to me and I know them!"

Alvin looked at Julie in surprise and said, "Why do you know these gangsters?

Aren't you busy enough with the paint company?

You're a big CEO, don't fool around with these gangsters in the future, what if they lead you astray?"

After hearing this, Julie smiled and hugged Alvin's arm, as if to stop Alvin from beating those gangster youths...

Alvin's old father's nosy state made this wizened girl feel very satisfied, and she showed a rare childish look.

Seeing the gangster youths escaping from Alvin's "hunting" range, Julie looked up at Alvin and said with a smile: "They were my neighbors when I was a child.

Now their family works in a paint factory...

I promise they are definitely not trying to chase me..."

Alvin looked at Julie who suddenly learned to joke, he smiled and put his hand on Julie's head, asked her to turn to his car, and then said "majoringly": "Are they worthy?

I feel a little wronged by you looking for Zach, what’s so good about that stupid big guy?”

As he said that, Alvin drove Julie to the car and said: "It's a good thing to want to help the people in Hell's Kitchen, but don't turn a good thing into a 'burden'!

Your career has just begun, now is the time for you to run..."

After hearing this, Julie turned around and hugged Alvin hard, saying, "I know, I will do what I can."

As she spoke, Julie looked up at Alvin and said, "Principal Alvin, you should go to school, it has the magic power to make people forget their worries.

Those 12th grade students need your support, especially at the last moment!"

Alvin looked at Julie who was trying to "help" him in a roundabout way. He smiled and nodded and said: "I still have some things to do. Maybe one day, maybe two days, I will definitely go to school to stay."

.

Although I don't think I can help, you are right...

There is magic there that makes people forget their worries!”

As Alvin spoke, he looked at Julie's business car. Gwen and Sharina, two girls with thorny heads, leaned into the cab with their buttocks stuck out and were taking pictures of the restaurant with their mobile phones...

Looking down at Julie who was covering her mouth and snickering, Alvin said with a headache: "I must have been drunk just now to talk nonsense...

There must be a lot of 'troubles' in the school..."

As he spoke, Alvin did not wait for Julie to explain why he brought Gwen and Sharina here...

He opened the car door angrily and shouted: "What are you doing?

What time is it now?

Do you still have the royal law in your eyes?"

Gwen and Sharina were so frightened that they jumped up and their heads hit the roof of the car with a bang.

The two girls let out a painful "ouch", sat on their seats holding their heads and began to hiss, looking like they were in terrible pain.

Alvin looked at Gwen's right hand, which was stuffing the phone into the seat. He sneered and stretched out his hand and said, "Give it to me..."

If you don't have a reasonable explanation, I will send you to a solitary room until the day you graduate."

Gwen, who had completely evolved into a "father-worrier", wanted to resist, but looking at Sharina's pleading eyes next to her, she hesitated and took out her phone and reluctantly handed it to Alvin.

Alvin neatly helped Gwen clear her phone, then glanced at Sharina who was hesitant to speak, and said, "What on earth is going on?

If it’s not too important, I can wait until you come out of the confinement room before we talk!”

As he spoke, Alvin looked at Julie who seemed to want to help, and he said a little funny: "Where did my most disciplined student go?

Tell me, who led you astray?

Could it be that Zach, that big fool, can teach you a bad lesson over the phone?"

Julie pursed her lips and snickered, glanced at Gwen and Sharina, and then said: "Let them tell you!

I felt that what they were facing was critical and had something to do with me, so I begged Professor Cage to let me bring them here.

Professor Cage said you would rather deal with their problems than face a big gang of gangster idiots."

After hearing this, Alvin frowned and pushed Julie into the car, and then he also got into the commercial car...

Looking at Sharina who looked troubled, Alvin sighed slightly and said, "Tell me, what do you want to do?

Don't do anything outrageous...

In fact, old Cage lied to you, I am in a terrible mood!"

The oily Gwen looked through the cab at the lively scene not far away. She was just about to expose Alvin's "lie" when Sharina covered her mouth.

Sharina, who had a sweet appearance and a first-rate figure, looked at Alvin with tears in her eyes and said, "Principal Alvin, can you ask Vice Principal Nelson to return the check to my parents..."

I don't want to go to Harvard at all. Everyone at Tomahawk hates Harvard.

I can't betray my school!

The school is more like my home than that big house on the Upper East Side!"

Alvin was stunned when he heard this. What "check"? What "Harvard"?

Looking at Sharina who was crying, Alvin frowned and said, "What are you talking about?

Let's be clear...

If you don't want to, I guarantee no one can force you to make a choice."

Sharina leaned on Gwen's shoulder and said a little choked: "They always think they can arrange everything for me...

What school to go to, what friends to make, what to eat, what clothes to wear...

Until I got fired and they sent me to Hell's Kitchen...

They thought they could arrange everything for me, but they rarely showed up!

They didn't care about my feelings at all, they thought I should go to Harvard..."

Alvin frowned and looked at Sharina who seemed likely to die at any time...

His impression of this girl is actually very average...

This girl was sent to Tomahawk School for reform, and was expelled from three private high schools in Manhattan.

A kid from a rich family, pride, ego, willfulness...

All kinds of problems caused by lack of love are vividly displayed in her body.

Of course, these are not a big problem in Tomahawk School, and the solitary room has a bonus of damage to these rich kids.

The main reason is that she is too poor at studying and always hangs out with this old oily Gwen.

No matter how mischievous Gwen is, she is still a top student!

Without the intercession of teachers from various subjects, how could she be so active and make trouble for Frank?

Alvin can probably understand what Sharina said...

He looked at Sharina curiously and said, "Why do your parents think you can go to Harvard?

Frankly speaking, although I don't like Harvard, with your usual grades, it seems a bit difficult to go there.

Old Cage once told me that you can rely on your resume in extracurricular activities to apply for school...

Do your parents think you can apply for Harvard by doing volunteer work and socializing?"

Alvin's "truth" made Sharina cry...

Gwen, who was very loyal, patted Sharina's arm, glared at Alvin bravely and said, "President Nelson has been promoting three admission quotas at Harvard.

Sharina's parents spent 500,000 to buy one of them...

They wanted Sharina to go to Harvard, but no one at Tomahawk wanted to go to Harvard!

Sharina wants to go to New York University to study 'Sociology'..."

Only then did Alvin realize that his school still has Harvard quotas every year...

Sharina's parents obviously didn't care about this girl at all, otherwise they would have understood that Harvard was no longer on the list of Tomahawk School students.

No one is forcing students to do this...

Because of Julie's experience, everyone shared the same hatred and rejected the highest university in the United States from the bottom of their hearts.

Whether this was a loss to Tomahawk School or to Harvard, Alvin couldn't tell.

Those students took it for granted, otherwise Nelson wouldn't have had to work so hard to sell those spots.

It just wasn't Cheap Nelson's style to leave something so valuable lying there.

Parents of students who have paid sponsorship fees are obviously Nelson's sales targets.

Sounds like Nelson only pitched one...

That is to say, among the rich people who paid sponsorship fees to let their children come in, Sharina's parents were also the most uncaring couple.

Or maybe they think there's no problem at all, and they even think it's for Sharina's benefit.

It's a pity that they didn't want to listen to their daughter's opinion!

Looking at Sharina who was crying heartbrokenly, Alvin sighed helplessly...

He hasn't figured out what to do yet?

I am just a principal, and there are some things that I simply cannot bypass Sharina's parents.

Just kidding, the average student would have to spend at least $300,000 to $500,000 to graduate from Harvard.

Including the 500,000 they spent to buy a place, Sharina's parents would have to spend at least 1 million US dollars for her to attend college.

Such "irresponsible" parents have never appeared in Hell's Kitchen!

Frankly speaking, Alvin has never seen such "irresponsible" parents in the real world in his entire life.

In his impression, this kind of person should only appear in the kind of pretentious romance.

The son of a wealthy family has never received the love of his parents, and then he will turn into a domineering CEO with psychological problems when he grows up, tormenting those "Cinderellas" to the death.

Alvin himself would definitely not be able to understand this imaginary plot, what else could there be to say with such wealthy parents.

Don't say they just care less about you, even if they never talk to you, as long as they pay you on time, they are still a hundred times better than those alcoholic and poisonous parents in Hell's Kitchen!

Of course, according to Sharina, they are irresponsible...

But it would be even more irresponsible to listen to an 18-year-old girl's obviously emotional words and hastily decide her whereabouts in the next few years.

Alvin sighed slightly and motioned to Julie in the back seat to comfort Sharina and give him some time to think.

When Sharina was pulled into the back seat by Julie, Alvin looked at the pretty Gwen with disgust and said, "I know about her, what about you?

What's the matter with you?"

Gwen lowered her head and glanced at Alvin from the corner of her eyes...

She tangled her hands together artificially, making a look of embarrassment, as if she wanted to arouse Alvin's sympathy.

But a few minutes later, Gwen found that Alvin was still looking at her like shit...

“If you have something to say, say it, and if you have something to say, let it go!”