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nTranslator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

nWhen the principal opened the door, a tall figure broke into his field of vision.

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nIn an haute couture suit, the man looked noble and graceful. His facial features were chiseled and exquisite. He was so flawlessly handsome that people would be attracted to him at the first sight.

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nAt this moment, he was standing upright with his hands behind his back, and there was something majestic and awe-inspiring about him.

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nThe principal’s head was spinning from shock and fright.

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nHunter Johnson?!

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nGod, he had finally sent away the two ‘Buddha’ and here came an ‘ancestor’!

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nThe Johnsons owned half of the shares in Lance Middle School. This guy was indeed his ‘ancestor’!

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nBesides, Mr. Johnson’s brain was damaged two years ago, so he was even more difficult to serve than a real ‘ancestor’.

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nAlmost weeping, the principal forced a smile and quickly invited Hunter in. “Mr. Johnson, why didn’t you tell me in advance that you were coming. I could have sent someone to pick you up.”

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nHunter walked in gracefully, his arrogant gaze sweeping around.

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nThen he frowned, and a disgusted look appeared on his face.

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nFollowing behind him, the principal smiled politely. “Does your grandfather, Mr. Johnson, have any instructions for me?”

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nHunter stopped in front of the French window, and the sunlight shone into the depths of his pupils. “I didn’t come on behalf of the Johnsons.”

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nThe principal was puzzled. “Then you…”

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nThe man tilted his head slightly, revealing his cold yet perfect profile, and gave a wicked smile. “This time, I came as Claire’s guardian.”

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nThe principal was dumbfounded.

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nClaire?

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nHer guardian?

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n“I heard that you are going to expel Claire from the school?” Hunter gave the principal a cold glance, and his stern stare swept across his face like a blade.

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nThe principal was so scared that he stuttered. “No… there is no such thing…”

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nGod knew that bhe didn’t dare to do anything to Claire now!

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n“Really?” Hunter slowly picked up the pen on the table.

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nWith a click, he snapped it in half.

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nThe principal’s heart suddenly jumped to his throat. “Sure… Claire is sitting in the classroom right now!”

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nUpon hearing this, Hunter’s brows finally relaxed.

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n“I want to build another library in the school, named after…” He paused, and as if remembering something, he cracked a pleased smile. “After Claire. I’ll transfer the money directly to your card.”

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nOverjoyed, the principal kept nodding and bowing. “Thank you, thank you for your generosity, Mr. Johnson.”

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nAfter sending away the ‘ancestor’, the principal patted his chest, still recovering from the shock.

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nFortunately, he had a narrow escape, and Mr. Johnson even donated a library to the school.

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nHowever, what was the relationship between Mr. Johnson and Claire?

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n——

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nDerek hurried back to the classroom. When he saw Claire sitting on her seat safe and sound, he sighed in relief and texted Hunter.

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n“Your fiancée is fine.”

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nIt was all thanks to his cleverness.

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nIf Claire knew about it, would she be grateful to him?

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nDerek secretly chuckled.

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nAfter school.

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nClaire walked to the school gate, and a Maybach suddenly stopped in front of her.

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nThe car window rolled down, revealing the handsome face of Hunter.

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nReclining gracefully in the car seat, Hunter propped his chin with a hand and gazed at Claire.

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nHis raised eyebrows revealed his good mood and he said with great interest, “I can waste a minute listening to you expressing your gratitude to me.”

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nClaire only felt puzzled.

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nThis man was literally haunting her like a ghost.

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nWithout a word, she turned and jumped onto a bus.

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nHunter scowled. “You ungrateful little thing, can’t you just say thank you?”

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nMr. Hopkins said, “Maybe… Miss Smith doesn’t know that you saved her.”

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nHunter asked him irritably. “How can I let her know?”

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n“Do you have to let Miss Smith know?”

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n“Of course.” Hunter crossed his slender legs and said, “I am not a philanthropist, moreover, even a philanthropist will leave his name. Why shouldn’t I let her know?”

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nMr. Hopkins opened his mouth but found himself unable to refute the logic.

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