Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 384 Preparing to start classes

Time passed calmly, and soon it was time for Felissa's reward to expire. The only person who solved this sequence of differentials was Riley, but even though it was only Riley, Felissa was already very satisfied. After all,

What she is looking for is a teacher with a flexible mind.

Although Riley's legs are disabled, he bought one and got one free and got a Jim as a gift.

Of course, Felicia doesn't mind letting Jim study together. For her, the more children learn to read and write, the better. Besides, although Jim doesn't have Riley's love and acumen for mathematics, he is honest, maybe because of fear.

If he can't learn well, he can't stay and take care of Riley. He works very hard.

Jim is more suitable to be a teacher than Riley, but he is still young and may need a few more years.

As for Riley, it will be fine if you keep her for scientific research, but it is best to let Riley have some interactions with the people in the manor. When doing scientific research, you always need to communicate more, but Riley's legs are a very troublesome thing. She

It also needs to be properly arranged.

There are a lot of things, but Felissa quite likes such busy days.

It's good to be busy, at least you won't think about things you shouldn't think about.

She called Jason and Mark over: "Go and tear off the reward outside and replace it with this one."

Mark immediately responded, received the new notification, and lowered his head to read the words on it.

After giving the instructions, Felissa waved her hand to chase them away: "Go and call Riley."

"Jim," Felissa said, not letting go of another laborer, "you have to assist Riley during these seven days, give lectures, and cut branches."

Riley knew from the beginning that Felissa's original reward was to find someone who could teach others how to read and arithmetic. He had been studying hard these days, but when it came time for him to give lectures, he still

Feeling nervous.

Felissa arranged some more details. By the time she finished arranging, with Mark's ability, most of Cliff City knew that the aristocratic lady who ran the hospital was going to teach people how to read and count for free.

Forget it, what do they know, and they have never experienced it. Even if he tries to persuade them with words, it will be useless. It is better to let them experience it, then they will probably give up.

"I don't plan to provide paper and pen." Paper and pen are precious things nowadays. Although she also wants to provide unlimited paper and pen for others to use, she doesn't have the ability. Who asked her to ask Viscount Cliff to allocate it for her?

People who study papermaking haven't come up with a clue yet, so she can only think of another way, "When the time comes, we can use slates and branches instead of paper and pens. When the branches are dipped in water, you can write on the slates."

Most civilians are illiterate, so to let them know that the hospital has this policy, Mark has to rely on Mark to publicize it. After all, he has many connections.

"This is a good idea," Riley nodded, "Miss Felicia is thoughtful."

So he just reminded: "Don't forget to ask your family members to go, especially children and young people. Even if you force them, you have to force them to go."

Jason also came over to watch, and Felissa let them watch. After all, there was still something for them to do, and they had to know what to do.

"Remember," Felissa said specifically, "anyone, regardless of gender, old or young, can come."

What's more important is that he was able to work in a hospital. When he heard about the treatment, Mark's former co-worker breathed heavily.

Perhaps it was because Riley had eaten better recently. He had gained a lot of weight visibly, and his complexion was much better. He had also been studying and studying, and his temperament was quietly changing. He smiled at Felicia: "You can ask me for help.

What's up?"

People in the world always feel that taking advantage is nothing, and since she has promised that everyone, regardless of gender, old or young, can come, then there must be many people coming to take advantage in the beginning. It is just a matter of learning, and not everyone may be able to persist.

After all, there are new people in the hospital, and they should also be promoted. However, it is still too early to increase their salary at this time, only a few months ago, so they can only push down the salary of other people.

Felissa assigned him a task: "In seven days, I want you to teach people to read and arithmetic. You should prepare it in the past few days. You will teach for a month. Teach reading for an hour in the morning, teach arithmetic for an hour in the afternoon, and only teach two

Ten pages.”

Jason went to call people, and Mark went to post the list, and by the way, he spread the news to the whole Cliff City.

Jason and Mark were a little silent. They had expected that the hospital would need manpower, but they were also uneasy in their hearts. They were afraid that others would outperform them because of their good work, and Felicia would no longer reuse them.

But no matter how nervous he was, he still had to do it: "Yes, I understand."

Mark was hesitant to speak. Is it possible to learn words and arithmetic just by listening? The words he learned yesterday may not be recognized today, and he needs to keep repeating and memorizing them.

The pen is valuable, but the branches are not. The plantation will send her the slate and branches later.

Jim carried Riley into the room and carefully put Riley down, then stood silently behind Riley's chair, protecting Riley like a guardian spirit.

Although reading and arithmetic does not sound as impressive as a gold coin, a gold coin is only a one-time purchase and sale, and it is not available to people who are incompetent. If you learn reading and arithmetic, are you afraid that you will not be able to find a job? Moreover,

There are no restrictions and anyone can learn it. This is a huge advantage.

It doesn't sound difficult to just spend two hours a day in class. The worst they can do is get off work two hours later in the evening.

She will teach people to read and arithmetic for free in seven days. She will teach them for a month. Those who learn well will be recruited to work in the hospital. The salary of working in the hospital is also listed, which is better than that of people like Jason Mark who followed her from the beginning.

slightly less.

But the hospital needs people, and they cannot and cannot stop them.

And they have all learned something from Mark, so they have some advantages over others.

You don't have to be exposed to the sun and rain, and you follow the nobles. Who wouldn't envy this job? It's very dignified.

Felissa's handwriting is beautiful and the content above is written clearly.

The co-workers all promised that the children would seize such a rare opportunity.

Jim understood the mock lecture, but what was involved in cutting the branches?

Mark was afraid that they were just talking, so he cited Felissa as the reason: "Miss Felissa once said that the brains of children who have not yet reached adulthood grow together with their bodies. The more they learn when they are young,

, the more you know, the smarter you will be when you grow up. People like us who have never learned anything since childhood will be extremely stupid when we grow up."

If Mark had just said this, these people might have heard it and just thought they had heard it. They might even mutter it in their hearts. Who doesn’t know this and needs a special reminder? But now it was Felissa who said it.

, then the degree of emphasis is different.

Not to mention worshiping it as an oracle, that's pretty much it.

Today, Felissa has a high reputation in the hearts of the civilians in Cliff City.

(End of chapter)