Chapter Twenty Four

< Nina >

“It doesn’t make sense.” I shake my head. “You hate me because I resemble someone you despise?” In fact, that’s the most immature thing I’ve ever heard.

Well, we’re high schoolers. But still…even all of his reasons are nothing but childish. But then again, all of my bullies have been nothing but that.

“But now you know,” he simpers, as he stands up.

“You said that you forced students to quit this school, the academy w-wouldn’t surely just ignore this.”

“Oh, right, of course, you don’t know,” he says as he hums. “Since you clearly have no idea about family names, I guess I’ll explain it to you.”

“You know that times have changed and brick-and-mortars are slowly decreasing in popularity due to the great demand of digital marketing.”

“But old traditions must continue. After all, it keeps the balance out. Once a problem arises, the beauty of innovation is to take advantage by being the solution.”

Clarence seems to enjoy giving monologues, I assume that’s the case after having thr