Druid in Marvel

Alvin looked at the community school schedule for the next month handed over by Nelson with a strange expression.

Shaking the form in his hand at Nelson and Old Cage, Alvin said funnyly: "Guys, the ACT exam is very important, but there is no need to bring in all the 11th grade children, right?

I think it's enough for a person to experience this kind of nightmare once in his life.

If you do this, isn’t it a bit too miserable for the 11th grade children? "

Old Cage waved his hand domineeringly and said: "I have referred to the practices of our counterparts in China. In fact, our progress is far behind those of our counterparts across the ocean.

They have been preparing for the entrance examination since grade 11. In fact, we are already lagging behind compared to them.

Six hours of sleep a day is definitely enough for those energetic kids.

Alvin, we are not exaggerating at all!

You must have not studied in a good university, otherwise you will know that university is definitely not a place to enjoy, and it will be more stressful than here.

There you have to turn every cent of your tuition into knowledge by yourself.

The rules in our school are very good, but we have to let these children engrave their habits in their bones. This is the last lesson we teach them! "

Alvin stared at Old Cage in annoyance and shouted dissatisfied: "In the future, it will be a felony to discriminate against the principal's academic qualifications. Is Columbia University great? How much savings do you have now?"

Old Cage raised his eyebrows and glanced at the frustrated Alvin, spread his hands and said: "I have no deposits in the bank, but I have some high-quality stocks and real estate in my hands, worth about 1000 million."

Alvin frowned and looked at old Cage, and said in disbelief: "Have you embezzled the school's public funds? Where did you, an old guy, get so much money?"

Old Cage was so excited by Alvin's words that he jumped up. He took out a club from the golf bag that Nelson used to decorate his appearance and hit Alvin while shouting: "I teach in Columbia." The annual salary is more than 50 US dollars. You little bastard tied me up and offered me 10 US dollars. How dare you accuse me of corruption?"

Alvin covered his head while avoiding Old Cage's attack, and yelled unconvinced: "Then where did you get so much money? 1000 million! Blow in the wind? How many years will it take you to work with an annual salary of 50?"

Old Cage laughed at Alvin's anger. He leaned on the club and gasped, while laughing and cursing at Teacher Wilson: "How can this bastard be an American?

He is still measuring a person's wealth by his bank balance. "

Professor Wilson smiled and touched the gray beard on his chin and said with a smile: "This is actually very good. His ability to resist risks is far superior to that of the average American.

Although inflation will shrink his wealth, we all know that his deposits are liquid and the amount is indeed limited, so the harm to him is not actually great. "

Alvin was despised by the two old guys. How could he not know what the problem was? But he suddenly discovered that his workers seemed to have more money than he did, which made him feel a little unbalanced.

According to Professor Wilson, he is probably richer than me...

Alvin walked to Professor Wilson's sofa in frustration and sat down and squeezed with him.

They got together, then put their arms around the old professor's shoulders and said helplessly: "Why do you make so much money teaching in a university now? Don't tell me that you are also a multi-millionaire."

Professor Wilson smiled reservedly, then patted Alvin's thigh and said earnestly: "Knowledge is wealth, and those who spread knowledge own wealth.

I am not as good as old Cage. He is a mathematician, and his major can make him a fish in water on Wall Street.

And I had some expensive hobbies that cost me all the money I had saved in my youth. "

Nelson's timely interjection gave Alvin a heavy blow...

The vice president looked at Professor Wilson with an expression of admiration and said, "The hundreds of oil paintings in your collection are treasures in the art world, and they are worth spending no matter how much money you spend."

Alvin really couldn't stand listening any more. He glared at Nelson, the old cunning man, and said, "What about you? From the looks of it, you are definitely not a poor person."

Nelson smiled modestly and said, "I have been a principal here for 20 years, but I really don't have much bank savings.

But I bought a ranch in Montana where I will live when I retire. "

Alvin watched in amusement as the three old men showed off their net worth as if they were reporting to their family, which in a place like the United States was equivalent to a show of sincerity.

However, Alvin was still very stimulated. He put his arm around Professor Wilson's shoulders maliciously and said, "Have you made a will or something? You need to find a good heir for so many precious works of art. What do you think I do?" Sample?"

Professor Wilson looked at Alvin with a smile on his face, smiled and patted Alvin's arm on his shoulder, and said: "I have no children. Little Ginny was originally my hope, but I found that I was unable to protect her. Good for her.

I had long left my paintings to this school in my will, but in the past there was simply no condition to preserve them here.

Now, the basketball hall donated by Norman Osborne is about to be completed. We plan to set aside an area underground there as a school museum, and my paintings will have a place to go.

But if you like, except for the oil paintings that I have lent to several museums for display, if you like the others, you can pick some and take them to your restaurant to hang on the wall. "

Alvin was stunned for a moment, and then suddenly felt very moved. This old man had already put all his hard work and wealth into the community school, but he never knew it.

Professor Wilson looked at the expression on Alvin's face and said with a smile: "Don't pay too much attention to these. I leave my hobbies here. If they can allow these hard-working children to feel the charm of art in their limited leisure time, then It’s all worth it!”

Alvin stood up with a smile and bowed to Professor Wilson, then said with a smile: "You are right, everything is worth it, but I think you should look at those children yourself, maybe one day one of them will A great artist is born.

You have plenty of time, I promise! "

As he spoke, Alvin turned around and ran to Nelson's desk. He took out a box of cigars that looked expensive from his drawer. With a look of distress in his eyes, he gave one to each of Old Cage and Professor Wilson. .

After lighting the cigar and taking a puff, Alvin sighed comfortably and said to a few old people: "It's great to have you..."