Chapter 027: Did I Ever Say I Wanted to Be a Good Person?

Tiana Williams didn't wait for him, simply eating her vegetables with the steamed bun from earlier, and quickly settled her hunger.

After cleaning up, she brewed a cup of Chrysanthemum Goji Tea and sat down in the small study next to the bedroom to start grading the homework submitted by her students.

The homework Tiana Williams assigned to her class was famously minimal; if not for the need to use it to gauge the students' regular performance, she wouldn't have wanted to assign any. Moreover, she hardly ever had to deal with resits or failures, yet her students were exceptionally outstanding!

Every year, the students she mentored easily won awards in various competitions and were frequently recommended for studies abroad.

These kids possessed a particularly strong sense of emotion and spirit of cooperation. Some of them, even while overseas, still cared greatly for their alma mater and the situation back home, often offering help.