Chaos Girl Rewrites the Script novel Chapter 117

Soon, Bianca's determination shattered into a million pieces before the tutor elder Mrs. Crowhurst had hired.

The Ravenshire family was one of the most prominent families in Stormhollow Deepwater Port. The old estate had its own schoolhouse, and elder Mrs. Crowhurst, who valued education above all else, had specially invited a highly respected retired teacher from Alderwick to tutor Vivienne and Bianca.

However, on the very first day of class, Bianca questioned Mr. Marsh's teaching ability because she couldn't understand linear function problems.

Mr. Marsh, who held a philosophy of inclusive and adaptive teaching, adjusted his approach, but Bianca was still completely lost.

Instead of looking for fault in herself, she insisted that Mr. Marsh’s methods were different from her previous tutors and mocked him for being a backwoods country teacher.

Vivienne tried to shut her up several times but failed. After Bianca's tirade, Mr. Marsh stormed out of the schoolhouse.

Elder Mrs. Crowhurst was a traditional old woman, and disrespecting a teacher was, in her eyes, a grave moral failing. Although Bianca was the sole perpetrator, the old woman punished them both by making them walk to the teacher's house to apologize in person.

Alderwick was a small town where nearly everyone knew each other. The teacher's house wasn't far from the estate, only about a twenty-minute walk.

Apologizing in person wasn't much of a punishment for an ordinary person, but for the two pampered young ladies, it was practically torture—especially since it meant going out under the scorching summer sun.

Bianca initially wanted to resist, but she was afraid of causing more trouble that would drag Vivienne down with her.

Vivienne, on the other hand, kept her cool. She said nothing, slathered on half a bottle of sunscreen, put on her full protective gear, and left with Little Stray in tow.

Bianca, filled with regret, grabbed a parasol and chased after her.

"Um… I'm sorry, Vivienne. I swear, I didn't mean to this time. I don't know what came over me… It's like I lost control…"

Bianca’s voice grew weaker as she spoke. One moment she was vowing to change for the better, and the next she was causing a scene like this. Vivienne must really look down on her now, she thought.

***

"Are you sure? Bianca really went out with her?" On the other end of the line, Talia's voice rose in disbelief.

Tessa, her eyes red, dabbed at their corners with a sense of relief. "Yes. I thought Bianca would throw a tantrum. But she obediently left with Miss Lexton. Elder Mrs. Crowhurst forbade us from interfering, so I didn't follow them."

Talia was silent for a moment, her voice tinged with exhaustion. "Let me know what happens when she gets back."

She knew her daughter. At heart, she wasn't a bad person, but the Whitmore family had spoiled her rotten over the years. Her temper was volatile and uncontrollable, and she hated admitting fault more than anything. The apology was unlikely to go smoothly.

Just as Talia had predicted.

The teacher didn't make things difficult for Vivienne and Bianca when he learned why they were there. But what Bianca had said earlier was truly awful. Although he accepted their apology, he refused to continue teaching them.