Druid in Marvel

Alvin watched Frank and Shirley showing off a very different kind of affection. He shook his head and sighed and said to Dr. Ethan: "Love can really make people crazy, and this Shirley is especially crazy."

As a doctor, Dr. Ethan behaved very professionally. He glanced at Frank and said, "Frank has been stressing himself out. He needs to decompress. It doesn't have to be murder, but something that can distract him is good." It's a good fit for him too.

You wouldn't believe it, but Frank's position as director of community school corrections puts a lot of pressure on him.

The change in the school was still too short. Many children there had psychological and physical problems. Frank had been a soldier for too long, and sometimes he actually didn't know what to do at all.

Without old Parker to help him share the pressure, his situation would probably be much more serious than it is now. "

Alvin was stunned for a moment. It was hard for him to believe that a tough guy like Frank would have such a problem. But Dr. Ethan wouldn't lie to himself. Some of the kids in the community school were really difficult to deal with.

For example, "Lightning" William, who was driven to live in a solitary room by himself, was still very happy.

Frank, a man accustomed to being tough, simply couldn't handle this kind of kid, and old Parker wasn't enough either.

Maybe it's time to consider adding a few more people to the Corrections Department. Always asking Frank to bring a bunch of security guards to act as psychological counselors will cause problems sooner or later. Just look at the students cheering loudly when Ethan Hunter beat up those security guards today.

This is actually not a good phenomenon, but where to find suitable people to fill the disciplinary office is a big problem. The people around you generally have obvious violent characteristics.

Splinter was definitely suitable, but he didn't like to be in front of people all the time, otherwise he would have gone to work somewhere when the kindergarten opened. If he doesn't want to, Alvin will definitely not force him to come out and do things for him.

Frank and Shirley were bored for half a minute. The old tough guy pushed Shirley away a little uncomfortable and motioned for her to take care of the children with Fox.

Richard, who has always been self-disciplined, has been doing homework upstairs and came down just before dinner time. This kid has a perseverance that many adults don't have.

Frank admired him very much. When he saw Richard, Frank took the initiative to go over and put his arm around his shoulders and said a few words to him.

Then he led him to the back alley and helped Nick get the dinner for the little triceratops. There are some heavy tasks that Nick can't do alone and needs a little help from others. Adults shouldn't get involved in things like this, and it was fitting that Richard was his friend.

Alvin refilled Dr. Ethan and Ivan's whiskey and said with a smile: "I think this is where I am unqualified as a principal. Maybe I should add some more people to Frank."

Dr. Ethan nodded and said, "Yes, you should have done this a long time ago. Frank is too hard and old Parker is too soft. They can't solve all the problems."

Ivan, a fierce Russian, never thought that this kind of thing was a problem. He stuffed two orange slices into his mouth, drank another glass of whiskey, poured himself another glass, and said: "You are It’s not that I’m overthinking it.

I think Robert, the guy with the fake smile, is very suitable. Why don’t you ask him. "

Alvin smiled and shook his head and said: "Robert has his own affairs. There are many young people with problems in his supermarket. He is working hard to help these people re-enter life. We cannot disturb him.

Having said that, are people who have struggled out of the quagmire of "agents" more suitable for this job?"

"If you want such a person, maybe I can recommend one to you. But you may need to find him yourself and ensure his safety."

While Alvin was talking to Ivan, a middle-aged man who had been sitting not far from the bar said to Alvin with a smile.

Alvin squinted at the middle-aged man and said with a smile: "It's not a good habit to eavesdrop on other people's conversations. Who are you?"

The middle-aged man stood up and sat next to Dr. Ethan. His action made Alvin's eyes even colder. Among the three people here, Dr. Ethan was in the worst health.

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