Bring Your A Game

Bring Your A Game Mr Chapter 604-Martin was so beside himself with rage that he crumpled the lesson plan in his arms. This Elise girl doesn’t behave like a student at all! Not only did she get in through the back door, but she openly mixes with several guys and gets into a complicated relationship with Kenneth afterward. And now, she’s presented us with a husband! Just how many more men does she have around her?! On top of being unfriendly toward her classmates and disrespectful of her teachers, she keeps making trouble. What order is there to speak of if the world is full of students like her?! This is bad; I can’t wait another month. I’ve got to find a way to bring the monthly tests forward to get rid of Elise—that rotten apple—as soon as possible!

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Meanwhile, Elise took a drink from the almond milk that Alexander had prepared beforehand in the car before it occurred to her to ask, “What brings you to the school today? Didn’t you have something to do last night? Why get up so early?”

Alexander replied, “Joey said you’d be flying to Landred City today, so she had me drive you to the airport and see you off since she feared she might not have time for that.”

“Joey?” Elise was surprised. “How did she learn that I’d be going to Landred City?”

“Mr. Fassbender told her that, I guess,” replied Alexander.

“What about you, then?” Elise diverted the subject. She asked with some anticipation, “Wanna go to Landred City with me?” After all, Alexis was originally a surprise she had prepared for Alexander, though the latter was still unaware of it even now.

To her disappointment, though, Alexander replied apologetically, “It’s true that I’ll be going to Landred City, but I’m afraid I won’t be able to go with you. I have to fly to Riverdale before that to take care of something else.”

“It’s okay. Business before pleasure, right?” Well, it’s better for him to find it out on his own. The brand is there and isn’t gonna disappear, anyway, she thought to herself.

Alexander left after driving Elise to the airport.

An hour later, Elise’s flight touched down at the airport, and Tom came personally to pick her up as they headed straight from the airport to the venue for the jewelry design competition.

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unprecedentedly spectacular event, and the venue was overflowing with crowds that extended everywhere from the entrance to the centermost part of the conference hall. Designers who would otherwise have seemed aloof and unapproachable in magazines now came to life, becoming living advertisements as they moved

waited for Tom and Elise to arrive before the four of them stepped into the conference hall together. As soon as they entered, Tina started taking deep breaths. She mumbled to herself, “Can we set the world on fire on

squeeze. “Relax. We should believe in Miss

Frostine pursed her

just gone over there?” Tina jutted her chin toward the person ahead of them on the left. “That’s Fiona Shepherd, the winner of last year’s jewelry design competition. All her designs in the past year have been

a third-rate magazine published by some self-proclaimed media outlet to draw public attention. I can get

giving

pair had a jolly time exchanging glances with one another, making Frostine seem all the

as she was about to speak to Frostine, the latter’s

she said hesitantly, “I-I think I just saw

not like I’ve held out much hope for that, anyway. How could someone who had gone missing for several years possibly show up all of a sudden? Still, the unexpected little episode made her

a physics professor and a meek and virtuous full-time housewife, but in reality, she was a uniquely gifted jewelry designer with an extraordinary passion

and I hadn’t felt like this for a long time. Perhaps I was just imagining things.” With that, the light that had just

arm around Frostine’s shoulders, gently patting the latter

emcee was urging the contestants to have their entries in the competition put on proper display as

reality, there was a bias toward more well-known designers, which was shown in the form of where their works were being put on display. The works of renowned designers were displayed in visible locations, whereas little-known designers

that there was an insurmountable gap between them and these designers that they had no hope of closing. “We sure got ‘lucky’ drawing this spot. As long as we manage to make a name for ourselves, the location