NovelStartChapter 1101 Could Not Afford It
The smell roused the scruples of a passing housekeeper. Setting aside the broom in her hand, she felt the urge to discuss it with a
co-worker with whom she was close.
“I noticed it yesterday... | supposed it was perfume, but the scent was much too strong for that, so much so that | was starting to
think it less like perfand more like poison...”
Horrified by the implications of their own conjecture, the pair exchanged grim looks as they fell into a synchronous silence.
Meanwhile, without rhor reason, Wendy stared at her phone and felt the impetus to make another call.
Only that this time, she was greeted with a reminder from a female machine voice about her unpaid bills.
Things had gotten so bad at present that she could not even afford to pay for her own phone usage.
Never in her life had Wendy ever been this hard up before. Her only hope was for Cecilia to snap out of her stupor, initiate contact,
and then settle this problem for her in a timely manner.
Elsewhere, Donovan was in an inexorable mood.
He kicked himself for not getting a grasp of the situation before he lobbied Selena, for the latter did dole out the punishment
except that it was against Wendy.
As much as he did give up on Wendy, he nevertheless felt the pinch from it. As among the few of them, Wendy had been the most
consistently excellent one in terms of individual academic performance or otherwise.
With one of his graduating criteria being to successfully guide at least three students into Maxwell University, the loss of Wendy
was tantamount to an inability to lock in one of those slots. How could he possibly not be bummed about this?
However, there was no undoing what was done. It was pointless to rue over it.
Just then, a call cthrough from Noah.
“Hello, Mr. Noah...”
“I've great news. San has just arrived at school. Ms. Selena toldthat she'll be making inquiries on my behalf and will furnish us
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtwith San’s contact details if she’s amenable to helping you.”
Donovan's eyes spontaneously brightened up.
“Do you really mean it?”
“Why would | lie to you? | heard that San’s quite generous with her tand so | fully expect that she'd meet with us in short
order, barring any unforeseen circumstances. You'd best prepare yourself well and decide on a restaurant in advance.”
“Got it. No worries. I'll see to it right away!”
Donovan did a little cavort when he hung up. With the cloud he had over him before lifted, he enthusiastically went about looking
into the finest dining spots in the vicinity.
Though there were many eateries within Maxwell University itself, San was no ordinary guest. Hence, after being gripped by a brief
sequence of indecision, Donovan lined up his options according to pricing and settled for the most extravagant revolving
restaurant available.
That extremely classy diner that sat at the roost of the highest building in Lightspring boasted spectacular views all around and
mandated a minimum spending of eight thousand per pax.
Now that reservations had been made, Donovan went back in front of his computer to refine the parts of his thesis that he could
complete on his own.
Once that was sorted out, all that was left for him to do was to put on the finishing touches by illustrating his points using solutions
for elementary mathematics and further mathematics problems.
There in, his thesis would be made perfect.
The part that made him feel conflicted was that both of the examples cited within the dissertation he authored himself actually did
not originate with him.
One of them was based on a solution Arielle had penned during the opening exams, and the other was conceived by her inside the
auditorium.
The fact that both of those examples were proposed by Arielle made him inexplicably self-conscious.
Donovan tried hard to suppress the shhe felt while he notified his students to convene at his dorm for lessons in half an hour
via the chat group.
Factoring in the addition of an interview segment, I've to figure out a way to tically improve my students’ presentation skills
in the shortest tpossible.
Of course, Trisha had long been ousted from this group, but Wendy was still in it.
Although Donovan knew Wendy was out of contention and had lost every chance to undertake the exams, he had to keep up the
charade. Allowing Wendy to cback to class and pretending that she was still in with a shout was his way of avoiding having
her kick up a fuss.
When all the students arrived, Donovan discovered that Terry, now the most promising in the group with Wendy gone, was
conspicuously absent.
“Where's Terry?” Donovan asked with a frown.
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