My Weak Wife Is a Real Goddess novel Chapter 31

Chapter 31 

“Thank you for your kindness, but I have no intention of becoming your disciple.” 

This time, even Master Walton choked and couldn’t help but ask, “Do you already have a mentor?” 

Lucille lowered her gaze and murmured, “You could say that.” 

Her grandfather’s skills were incomparable. When he was young, he destroyed the enemies in his path and traversed the world with his knowledge. He was respected by tens of thousands of people and had lived for thousands of years. 

She had been with her grandfather since she was a child and had been taught by him. Relying on her excellent memory and innate talent, she had learned all of his medical skills. 

If it weren’t for that incident… 

Lucille clenched her fists. 

She didn’t want to talk too much and only asked, “Is the principal going to expel me now?” 

The principal’s head was full of bruises. 

He decided to put away his prejudice against Lucille. Despite the fact that he had never heard of or seen the technique she had just demonstrated, even Master Walton wanted to take her in as a disciple. That was enough to prove Lucille’s strength! 

If they were to really expel a student like her, Master Walton’s prediction would come true. Other schools were still eager to get her, and they would definitely rush over and snatch her up. 

After thinking for a while, the principal straightened up and stated in a righteous tone, “Since you have passed the test, you shall not be expelled. You can stay-” 

However, before he could finish, he was interrupted by Lucille. 

“So, you’re saying you won’t expel me, right?” she asked. 

“That’s right!” 

Just as the principal was about to say a few more words of encouragement, Lucille smiled gently and casually said, “Good. I would like to drop out.” 

Being expelled and taking the initiative to drop out of school were two different concepts. 

Instead of getting kicked out, she was leaving of her own volition. 

Lucille’s words stunned everyone. 

“W-What did you say?” 

Hadn’t she just begged not to get expelled? Wasn’t that the reason why she took the test despite the difficulties? Why was she suddenly saying that she wanted to drop out? 

The principal came to his senses and angrily grumbled, “I’m willing to give you a chance. Don’t you know what’s good for you?” 

It turned out that the principal thought she didn’t know what was good for her. 

Lucille’s gaze landed on the empty seat. 

“My tables and chairs were moved away, and the model I put so much effort into completing was broken and thrown into the trash. It’s a pity that these things were labeled as trash because of the injustice suffered by their owner,” she uttered. 

“Why would I want to stay in such an arrogant place, where nobody knows what respect is?” 

Her words were clear and her tone was unhurried, but every word she said was deeply thought-invoking. Master Walton snorted as well. “Now that you say it, the principal is really useless! Come, let’s go to another school. I’ll write you a recommendation letter and ensure that you can get into a better school!” 

The corners of Lucille’s lips curled into a smile. 

Master Walton was rather cute.