The Young Man One
Three Random Kids

After saying thank you, Kelvan left just like that leaving the wind to puff his long hair. The longer Livia does not understand herself, but there should be nothing to mess around with.

Kelvan is the father of a daughter, his wife has passed away. As he knew Kelvan did not have time to find a partner in life, because he was busy with work.

Livia now understood the situation. The awkwardness he experienced and the desire to improve their relationship was a reflection of his feelings for Kelvan. Deep down, he tried to reject it all because his status was only a private teacher.

Livia decides not to think about her feelings for a while, because the most important thing right now is Nea. According to what was told to him, Nea's problems were not trivial. However, he forgot to tell Kelvan his true story.

The man must be busy with work. Perhaps, he would clear up the matter himself. After all, Nea said to keep it a secret from Kelvan, not wanting to make the father worry.

That day Livia went to meet Nea's homeroom teacher, asking how the boy was doing at school. Not a bad image, precisely Nea is known to be quiet and not much to get along with. That's all the information he can get.

Livia became curious about her own assumptions, had Nea been lying to her father by saying she had many friends at school? In fact, she and the homeroom teacher did not find a child that was really close to Nea.

Walking through the gate, Livia distracted herself. He saw three children who had met him at the minimarket. Although not so sure, but he ended up approaching them as well.

"Oh, this auntie?" One of them said.

"Are you Nea's friends?"

"Hmmm, yes .. can be said that."

The three children laughed in unison. They look more like a random kid than a schoolgirl. Looking at the different uniforms, it seemed like they were not from the same school as Nea. Livia just found out now, because while at the minimarket they wore free clothes.

"Do you know anything about what happened yesterday?"

"Just happened yesterday? What do you mean?"

"Nea told me so you don't have to hide it anymore. Didn't you guys force Nea to steal at the minimarket?"

"Oh, did Nea say that? In fact, we've been nice to him all this time."

"We're just having fun."

"Happy? Have you never been taught that stealing is something you shouldn't do?"

Livia pulled out the phone. "I'll call the police to handle the case. Your parents and homeroom teachers should also know how their children behave outside of school."

Livia's phone is suddenly taken, leaving her shocked. "Give me my phone!"

Instead of returning the phone, the three children passed each other. Livia was getting angry just seeing her behavior.

"Aren't you listening to what I'm saying?!"

"Don't pretend!" One of them threw out a spit. "You're just an adult who seems to care! Who are you to interfere in Nea's life? Just a private tutor, but act like you're his mother."

Livia clenched her hands. "You're going to have a bad impact on my students and I can't let it."

"Aren't you ever wondering, the reason Nea doesn't want to learn?"

"He's just a little lazy."

The three boys laughed again. "It's not wrong, if you just want to make money by being a private tutor to the son of a wealthy widower."

Livia furrowed her brows, the harder her fist became. "What do you mean?"

"You know absolutely nothing about Nea. We did force him to steal, but he could have chosen not to."

"You guys ... didn't really force it?"