It was incomprehensible to Donovan how an Education graduate from Maxwell University like himself could be held in less esteem than a mere student in the eyes of this teaching peer of his.

 

“Why should you not? Wouldn’t apologizing for falsely accusing someone else of wrongdoing be the proper thing to do even if you weren‘t a lecturer?” came Arthur‘s dour response.

“Mr. Brown…” Donovan looked to Marcus in the hope that the latter would speak up on his behalf.

In place of Marcus‘ usual amiable demeanor was a look of sternness. “Had Professor Sleight not brought this up, I‘d have clean forgotten about it. To date, you’ve yet to make an apology to Arielle at the assembly as you‘ve promised before.”

“I…”

of Arielle fighting outside of school and for the

be in attendance, this would be an embarrassment to the faculty members of

reparations for one‘s own mistakes. This has been the way since antiquity,” the furrowing Marcus replied. “Also, you might have been mistaken about one thing. It‘s the students, not the teachers, who are the most vital elements of the school. Thus you, as a teacher, ought to take ownership of your mistakes like a good role model to the students should. There are simply no

nothing turned up in the footage establishing Arielle‘s guilt, then I shall publicly apologize to her. However, if she had indeed cheated, you should expel her

been regarded as a serious matter, especially during such an important exam. If

the word expulsion made

let her off again

Arielle any slack because of Vinson, for all along,

expression flickered across Donovan‘s face, but he

let us go review the

then strode ahead with

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