Chapter 175

Chapter 175:

Every time Eileen encountered Bryan, she felt compelled to reconsider their relationship. Their connection had largely been physical over the years, and it seemed he had grown accustomed to just that. In contrast, Eileen had invested both emotionally and physically. No matter how this relationship would continue, she felt like she would be the one who suffered a loss.

To manage her feelings, she quickly masked any emotion, maintaining a calm demeanor as if her relationship with Bryan was just an ordinary former superior-subordinate relationship. During the meal, Zola engaged Benjamin in discussions about the Warren family’s affairs. She conversed with Jacob as well, though she maintained a courteous distance. Her interactions with Bryan appeared more personal; she often leaned closer to whisper something to him. Eileen, trying to stay detached, concentrated on her meal and made small talk with Phoebe.

Midway through dinner, Zola turned the topic to Milford, expressing concern about his challenging nature. She said, “Milford is difficult to manage. I’m not sure Ms. Curtis is the right fit to tutor him, given that she’s a woman and still young.” Eileen was initially taken aback by the remark, but upon further reflection on the argument that night, she believed it was reasonable for Zola to think this way.

“Ms. Murray, I appreciate your concern for Milford’s education,” Eileen responded thoughtfully. “Since he’s been out of school and is starting academically from the beginning, achieving even a passing grade under these circumstances is commendable. My goal is to impart knowledge that he can internalize, not to impose it through coercion.”

Zola’s suggestion that a young woman might not be suitable hinted at her preference for a male tutor, perhaps one physically imposing enough to enforce discipline. But Milford’s response to discipline would only be defiance. He would resist any attempt to control him.

“Simply aiming for passing grades? Your expectations are too modest. I doubt Milford could secure a spot in one of Onaland’s top high schools in just six months,” Zola said, unable to abandon her stance.

As Milford’s sister and legal guardian, Zola’s approval was crucial for the tutoring to proceed. Eileen, attempting to reassure Zola, explained, “I’m content with Milford’s progress for now, and you’ll need to see more improvement as time proceeds. Mr. Dawson chose me for this role, and I believe he made that decision after careful consideration. But if you remain dissatisfied, perhaps considering another tutor might be an option.”

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Eileen had expressed all she felt necessary. She had mentioned Bryan for a reason, believing that Bryan hadn’t chosen her just because he knew her. She thought Bryan had faith in her qualifications and the reputation of her educational institution.

Upon hearing Eileen’s defense, Zola turned to Bryan, saying, “From what I gather, Ms. Curtis lacks professional training. Did you overlook this when choosing her as Milford’s tutor? I’ve mentioned before that my goal is for Milford to boost his grades significantly and swiftly.”

brother. If you think Eileen’s not the right fit to tutor Milford, feel free to choose someone else. There’s no need to discredit her efforts. Remember, we’ve gone through numerous tutors, and she’s the only one

know how to respond to that. Eileen was stunned for a moment, recognizing Bryan’s efforts to defend her. “I’m not

Bryan asked. Zola paused, searching for the right words, momentarily at a loss. The atmosphere turned tense. Despite being aware of Eileen’s capabilities, no one could confidently assert that she

situation more awkward, Zola realized that she could not directly fire Eileen. With a tempered approach, she said, “I apologize if I seemed overly eager for swift progress. Here’s a thought: I’ll publicly seek a new tutor for Milford by holding a test. Ms. Curtis, you’re welcome to join alongside representatives from various

expected standards, her prior involvement would remain undisclosed. This proposition placed Eileen in a tough spot, making her feel that declining would reflect poorly on her capabilities. Yet, she also felt very

Zola’s demeanor remained unchanged. The meal wrapped up around

Bryan’s car. Bryan gave a meaningful look to Eileen and Benjamin before leaving. Turning to Benjamin, Eileen said, “I’m

required his presence in this

Eileen didn’t probe further, simply saying, “Let me know

returned to the educational institution. Although her formal tutoring sessions with Milford had ended, her responsibilities with Adalina

for Milford, and she quickly sent out messages to several educational institutions, requesting each to nominate candidates for the test. She did not elaborate on the format of the test, focusing instead on attracting top talent with the promise of

institutions this time had sparked significant interest and even attracted the attention of the education department, becoming a topic of local news in Wist Land. Success

tell me that,” Eileen said. She knew Bryan to be a man of principles. Besides, he would likely assist

will tell you and wholeheartedly help you. Bryan might

this matter with her. After pausing for a moment, Eileen

from asking this question, huh?” Phoebe teased. “Jacob doesn’t

asked Phoebe not to tell Eileen to make her misunderstand Bryan. Jacob, slower than Bryan to marry, found Bryan’s potential second marriage an awkward reminder of his own marital status. If Bryan got married again

on the bed and scrolled through her phone. Milford had messaged her these days,

all during the test. If I don’t succeed, it simply means there’s someone more fitting to be your tutor. If you get into the prestigious school in Onaland

arriving just ten minutes earlier. “I won’t accept any tutor but you.” The pressure was on Eileen’s side now.

from Benjamin stating he would return to Onaland by nine in the morning and inviting her to breakfast at seven. However, realizing it was nearly seven now, Eileen

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