Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 51: School Bullies No More

Hendrik and the rest of the students in class 22D were utterly petrified. They had assumed that Tina's idea of "uncivilized methods" meant fighting, since their class was notorious for brawls. However, to their shock, Tina's method involved releasing snakes to bite people! It was terrifying! Where had the school found such a deranged individual? They wondered if they had any good days ahead.

The students internally screamed, feeling as though they were witnessing the apocalypse. Tina lifted her gaze to Hendrik, who had been scared stiff, and asked, "Are you thinking clearly now? Do you want to behave?" Hendrik dared not refuse; he nodded vigorously, "I will, I will. Miss Reed, I was wrong. Please, let me go!" He feared his reign as the school bully was over. What awaited him now was a future of utter misery and darkness. There seemed to be simply no way out!

"Put him down," Tina instructed Albert and the others nearby. Albert and his companions stood pale-faced, not daring to move. Who would dare? There was a snake! Even though they had released the snake, they were afraid too. What if Tina had bewitched the snake to bite them?

"Oh, you're afraid of it?" Tina realized their hesitation and her lips twitched sarcastically. With such cowardice, they had dared to set a snake on her? She pulled out a small knife from her pocket and flung it at Hendrik. Hendrik, who had just sighed in relief at the thought of being released, was startled to see a knife flying towards him. He braced for impact.

However, the next second, the knife pierced the snake's head with precision and both the knife and the snake hit the wall. Hendrik felt as though he had narrowly escaped death. The other students were stunned. Surely, this was something that required practice?

Tina commanded Albert to let Hendrik down. Standing on the ground, Hendrik's legs trembled, "Mi... Miss, I need to use the restroom." He couldn't hold it in any longer. Had it not been for the fear of wetting himself and the embarrassment that would follow, he might have already done so.

"Go ahead," Tina said, more amicably this time. Hendrik bolted for the restroom so fast that it seemed like a gust of wind had passed by.

arrange your desks and chairs neatly." After a pause, she added, "I don't want to resort to uncivilized methods!" As soon as she

finally come to a realization. Her new friend from a couple of days ago, her "sister," had become her teacher. Good heavens! What kind of grand magical tale was this? Recalling Tina's recent actions, Velma obediently got up and

arranged, and Hendrik returned from

approach the lectern; he edged along the wall to his seat,

formidable, and none of the students dared to utter a word of dissent. Tina picked up the chalk and wrote her name on the blackboard, "Tina Reed! Remember this name, for the next three months, it might become your nightmare." No one spoke. Future nightmares? They were living a nightmare right now! "Mr. Stiller pays me a generous salary, and I intend to earn it. If you make things easy for me, I will not trouble you. No fighting, no bullying classmates, no mistreating teachers,

The students replied with a booming voice,

looked calmly at thestudents, "There are forty-five of you in 22D, and I expect all forty-five to be admitted to college. Can you do it?" Silence fell upon the room. Outsiders thought they were in 22D just to scrape together a diploma and inherit their family's wealth, but no one knew that they were actually being given up on by their families. Ensford High School was an aristocratic institution, and it was

deficiencies in all areas, they were disdained at home and at school, leading to rebellious attitudes. Rather than being disrespected, they preferred to be feared. The notion

turned a blind eye, just hoping they could at least secure a diploma. No one cared if they made

Can't do it?"

it seemed impossible. After a moment of thought, Albert stood

of her eyes, her words deliberate and powerful, "There is only unwillingness, not impossibility, as