It shouldn’t be a surprise that she was hired for the job.
All her life, she was trained to excel and always fulfil her parent’s expectations. Thus, shaking the dean’s hand as she was hired on the spot was never something that could have made her feel grateful or even proud. She was honestly more shocked that they didn’t promote her already. It was like getting coffee from a vend machine.
“Hmm…” she trailed after the man in front of her. He was leading her back to the class where she’d be replacing him.
“Ah, is there something on your mind Miss Elizabeth?” The man gave her a glance, his brows creasing together. He looked like a pouting child.
“I’ve just realized how arrogant I can be.” There was no need to disguise her emotions after all. Honesty was the best policy. It was
