Chapter 651 Full Of Life

“The door isn’t locked,” he called out glumly. He figured that Lysander wouldn’t return so quickly.

The door creaked open slowly.

Josiah had initially assumed that the visitor would be the village chief. However, when he looked up, he found himself face–to–face with a young man wearing glasses. The stranger was probably in his early twenties, exuding a scholarly, and didn’t seem to be a local villager.

But aren’t all the support staff at the health center supposed to be women? Why is there a man?

Josiah couldn’t help but furrow his brows, his hostile gaze critically sweeping over the other party. A natural aura of authority radiated from him.

The young man was taken aback upon seeing Josiah and asked uneasily, “Isn’t Dr. Thorne supposed to be here?”

With a straightforward concise manner, Josiah answered, “She has gone to work at the health center. And you are…?”

“I see,” said the young man, regretfully adjusting the glasses perched on the bridge of his nose. Then, with a hint of nervousness, he began to introduce himself.

“I came here to help teach, but I’m just an arts student, so I can’t handle physics problems and was wondering if Dr. Thorne might be able to help… It’s okay. I’ll go to the health center and ask her instead.”

The village was teeming with children, many of whom were of schooling age. However, there was only one school in the area, where children of different grades attended classes together. On this occasion, all the children who had questions that the visiting teacher couldn’t answer had followed the young man. There were both boys and girls.

Josiah glanced at the children standing outside the door, suddenly feeling awkward about continuing to sit by the bed. He took a moment to compose himself, then, supporting himself on the table, he moved to the door and said, “She’s busy with things at the health center. Let me take a look.”

The young man still had some doubts. “Um… are you also a science–major?”

nodded

young man handed the book he was holding to Josiah. “If it’s not too much trouble, could you take a look at this? I didn’t really want to bother Dr. Thorne as

adjusted his glasses sheepishly, then gestured to the accompanying children not to be shy and to approach him if they

to move a chair out into the courtyard,

the children was the final major question

to work something out on the sandy ground. He quickly spoke in a

on the ground. His movements were incredibly fluid, giving no indication that he had been away from the

the children, he couldn’t help but wish Josiah could teach him as well. That way, he would be able to explain to the students who couldn’t make it when

the countryside, Josiah’s usual brisk and efficient work attitude took a turn. He took a more leisurely approach when solving problems, paying

that he was a prominent businessman from the city who had generously donated many things to their village. Seeing him graciously stooping to their level to teach them had already made them quite nervous. So, when the time came, their

grasped it, they had no choice but to

minor detail. He

the sandy ground by the door with mathematical and chemical formulas to answer all

man who had come to provide voluntary teaching. Before leaving, they remembered to express their gratitude to him earnestly. Some even went as far as to bow deeply

strikingly similar to how Lysander felt

and quick–witted child noticed that Josiah wasn’t as aloof and unapproachable as he seemed. Gathering his courage, he asked, “Mister, can we come to you with questions we can’t solve in the

“If you have any questions, you better

identity, so he feared.

children seldom saw such an impressive figure from the city. Hearing that Josiah would

heart as he softly said, “It’s okay; feel free to ask any questions. Like

must also be capable of.

man was overjoyed and quickly said, “Mr. Guerra, I can’t thank you enough. Anyway… please take

of his words, Josiah felt a whirlwind of emotions. Once they

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