The Young Man One
Shared Responsibility

Livia slightly retreated backwards, not thinking that she would be able to deal with the situation. All this time all he knew about the man in front of him was a figure of concern and easily smiled. Now it's so much different, what makes Kelvan so angry?

"Nea is my daughter. The person in charge of it is me, not you."

"Are you talking about who I am?" Livia lowered her head, unable to look into Kelvan's eyes which showed such dislike. "I am a private teacher whose job is only to teach, anything about the lives of students is not his business during work and the pay is smooth. You want me to say that?"

Livia raised her head. He had thought that he would be strong enough to hold all the emotions in his chest, but that assumption was wrong after he could not hold back his tears from falling.

At the same time, the sound of footsteps disturbed the atmosphere, revealing a disciple climbing the stairs. Livia tries to hide her cries until they both return.

"Better, we'll talk somewhere else" Kelvan said, coming down the stairs.

Livia followed the man until they got near the car. He refused when Kelvan opened the cabin door for him, thinking it was not appropriate for them to go together after the incident.

Livia's tears are no longer flowing. He was able to stare at Kelvan now. "As long as I was Nea's private tutor, everything that bothered her about learning was my business. You pay me to make it better in the lesson, I hope you don't interfere with what I'm doing. If you don't like my way, then please fire me from this job."

Livia saluted as she said, "I'm sorry" she said, then left.

Although he had not said anything, Kelvan did not prevent Livia's departure. He was indeed in a bad mood, but was not thinking of taking the conversation in a more serious direction.

In fact, Kelvan knew of three hoodlums that were often seen with Nea. If his daughter finds out that she's been telling people to follow, there's probably no forgiveness for her.

That was the reason why Kelvan was able to get to the principal's room, because they were the only friends he knew. Nea never brought any friends other than the three of them home.

Therefore, he could not immediately blame Nea or Livia, because they both must have had a reason why they did not tell him the matter.

The sound of the bush made Kelvan move closer. He hesitated when he thought that it was possible that the one behind it was a snake. However, it is not unexpected if one of the hooded children appeared from there in a state of jumping and jumping while scratching the body.

"Ats, ants!"

"You, Big Ants! What are you doing back there?" Kelvan.

"S—I want to talk about Nea."

"I know a kid like you. If you're looking for an opponent to gossip to, it's better not to be with his father."

"Bu—not! This is not a rumor, this is real! Nea told me that directly."

"I don't have time to hear your babble."

"I couldn't possibly dare to come over with just a trivial reason. You can hold my words, because compared to the other children, Nea is closer to me."