Lost and Found: Return of My Mysterious Fiancee by KIKI

Chapter 66: No, I'm Not Kind at All

In the 22D Lead Teacher's office, Tina had arranged for a simple setup at Jared's request: just a desk and a sofa that could be used for resting. At the moment, Tina was busy at the desk, Jared was on his wheelchair playing with his cell phone (though in reality, he was handling matters), and Nathan was sitting on the sofa. None of them had spoken, creating a quiet atmosphere.

Professor Lininger's team had completed all subject tests for the 22D students and had created a learning plan. Once the learning plan was set, Tina organized the class schedule. The workload for the past month had been heavy, and Tina had even scheduled class during the evening self-study time. However, she had not arranged any physical education classes within the week, which Jared had no objections to. The students of 22D had had enough leisure time; it was time to buckle down and study.

By the time Tina finished the class schedule and other miscellaneous classroom arrangements, it was already half past twelve. She looked up, surprised to see Jared and Nathan still there, and asked, "Aren't you two going to eat?"

"Waiting for you," Jared replied upon hearing her, sending out one last message before putting his phone away. A gentle smile graced his handsome face, and his voice was soft.

"Waiting for me?" She was going home for lunch today. The school mainly served rice meals, which she didn't prefer. She had asked Jennie to make some noodles in the morning. Why would Jared wait for her?

"Yes, I called Mrs. Reed this morning; I'll have lunch at your place." Jared wheeled himself over to Tina, not waiting for her to respond, and said, "Don't get me wrong, I'm not freeloading. I've paid my living expenses, and from now on, I'll be eating at your home except for breakfast."

Tina was stunned, "What about your grandfather and Sophia?"

Jared raised his brow and a light smile played on his lips, "I forgot to tell you, I've paid for four people's meals... for myself, my grandfather, Sophia, and Nathan."

Tina was speechless. How shameless!

She tidied up the desk and, turning to leave, her gaze inadvertently fell on the pendant around Jared's neck. It was identical to the one she wore, the one that should have been with her mother, gleaming even more brightly in the sunlight. Tina discreetly averted her eyes and glanced at Jared, then headed for the door saying, "Let's go."

As they left the office, they saw a person standing at the door. The person immediately approached with a cheerful greeting, "Miss Reed, hello! I'm the Lead Teacher of 22A, my name is Ann Scott."

Mrs. Scott had arrived at half-past eleven but seeing Tina busy through the window, she didn't want to interrupt and had waited at the door. She hadn't expected that she would have to wait for an hour.

to her work that she was still occupied

Scott," Tina greeted, "Is there

to be misunderstood,

coming to Ensford High School, she had

considered for a moment before replying, "Okay, I'll give Professor Lininger a call

kind, Miss Reed, not to mention beautiful," Mrs. Scott said

Kind?

No!

You misunderstand me!

there anything else, or may I go?" Tina was very hungry and eager

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asked, "Miss Reed, could you please ask Professor Lininger if he could spare some time to give a lesson to other classes, even just

won't be teaching other classes. Our class has a heavy workload and the schedule is very tight," Tina said quietly, "After

Scott left happily with a confirmed

was driving while Jared and Tina sat in the backseat. Tina leaned against the window, holding her phone as if waiting for a

and suddenly asked, "With

brought back from her thoughts by

class, would require a tremendous amount of time and energy. She could

she had other things to do

was your mother?"

shift was so abrupt that Tina didn't respond immediately. After a pause, her cool gaze fixed

icy look with a smile, "I'm very curious about the person who raised someone as outstanding as you. I heard your grandmother didn't like