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"Robert, you are more innocent than I think you are." Ivy was amused by what happened but did not dare to laugh seeing how embarrassed he looked. Robert rubbed his nose awkwardly.

"I guess that just means that all the friends you've been hanging out with are innocent as well," Ivy concluded. "Which is great. It means that you have great friends."

Robert was so utterly humiliated that he did not mind being teased by his sister.

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"A university is its very own community." Ivy poured him a glass of water. "But I think whether a person gets influenced by bad people or not depends on them. There are people who cave in to their darkest nature even when they are surrounded by good people."

"Do you think that I will become a bad person, then?" Robert took a sip of the water.

"Of course, not. No one in our family ever will."

side to them, and people who seem nice on the surface might have an evil side, too." Robert set his glass down and patted Ivy on the head. "I guess we all just need

sure that we don't violate any laws, too," she added. "A lot of bad people think

he was being lectured by his younger sister, but he was not at all annoyed; instead, he was impressed

they had taught him right from wrong, so people expect him to

grow up in the lap of comfort and did not have the

that formal education never could, and this deepened Robert's

weekend, Ivy woke

since Harry started coming during the weekends to tutor her, Ivy began

dining room. As the servant served the

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