After thinking about it carefully, Sheila said. “Nicole, I don’t think we can be sure about that. Since Nina has a crush on him, I think he might just have did something to hook her in.”
“I’ve met him before. I don’t think he would do anything like that.”
“It’s too early to say. We’ll investigate it carefully when we meet him.”
Nicole nodded. “He’s still Nina’s teacher, after all. We still have to be polite.”
“If he really is a qualified teacher, then we should give him the due respect. But if he has ill intentions, then we’ll have to teach him a lesson so that he won’t dare to get close to Nina ever again!”
“Mm.” Nicole nodded.
When they got to Chris’ house, Sheila knocked on the door bluntly.
Chris was surprised to see the two of them and was stunned for a second before he asked, “Mrs. Seet, why are you here?”
“Can we talk to you?” Nicole asked.
Chris thought about it for a while and nodded.
As they got to the living room, Sheila was staring a hole into Chris’ back, as if she were trying to figure out everything about him from just looking at him.
“Please, sit,” Chris said.
The two women sat on the cream sofa, with Chris sitting opposite them. Nicole did not even get a chance to say a word when Chris shot out, “I just got a call that Mr. Seet has dismissed me from my position as Nina’s teacher. Can I ask why?”
Nicole hesitated for a while. Since I came here to iron things out, I should get everything out in the open.
“B-Because Nina has feelings for you. She’s still an innocent child who doesn’t know anything about love, so as parents, we’re naturally worried about her. I hope you understand.”
“Oh, is that so?” Chris muttered.
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