Druids in Marvel

Early the next morning, Alvin was shaken awake by Fox, who then forced him to put on a suit of unknown brand.

Today is a big day in Hell's Kitchen. The school has officially started. New people have entered the school and a group of students have to be officially sent away.

Looking at his much younger self in the mirror, Alvin playfully hugged Fox, who was wearing a small suit, and said: "Beauty, I'm not a prop for you to show off. You already have me, why do you still dress me up?"

He’s so handsome? Is it just to enjoy other people’s jealousy?”

Fox rolled his eyes and straightened Alvin's tie, then stepped back and looked at his work, nodded with a smile and said, "OK, that's enough. As a principal, you must take the lead in managing your own appearance.

I have received a lot of complaints about school uniforms these days, and I am considering whether to improve the design of school uniforms so that students can wear them better."

Alvin said funny: "Are you sure those complaints are not anonymous letters written by that chick Gwen, the girl who leads the cheerleading team?

I think the design of the school uniforms is very good, loose, comfortable, not outdated, and the colors are nice.

Whoever wants to change school uniforms in the future, just ask him to come directly to me and I will cripple his legs first."

Fox shook his head and smiled, patted Alvin on the chest, and said: "I know you designed the school uniform, but have you ever considered that the school's influence is growing, and many people will come to watch the ceremony today...

At least you should consider preparing a set of formal wear for the students to attend important gatherings."

Alvin would not listen to such nonsense. He shook his head firmly and said, "The current school uniforms are very good. Uniformity is what we pursue.

If a student can show his or her personality by wearing a school uniform, then he or she truly has a personality. Inner personality is always more important than superficial pursuit of fashion.

This is my school and I don't care what other people think about students wearing uniforms to the ceremony.

Those who come to watch the ceremony, even if someone thinks the school uniform is ugly, he still has to give me a ninja, and then when someone asks, he will unscrupulously praise him as 'real spirit'."

Fox didn't compete with Alvin on the school uniform. In some ways, this guy was just like a few old guys at school, stubborn as a rock.

Patting Alvin on the back as if comforting a child, Fox said with a smile: "Okay, okay, okay, the school uniforms you designed are the most beautiful..."

Alvin assumed a arrogant posture, lowered his head and kissed Fox on the forehead, and then said in a tolerant tone: "Although I know you are not telling the truth, I forgive you. This is preferential treatment for beautiful women!"

As he spoke, Alvin listened curiously, and then said doubtfully: "Normally, little Ginny should be up at this point?

What happened to this girl today? Is she sick? "

Fox rolled his eyes and said with a sneer: "Go and see, your baby is indeed sick.

She said she had lost her memory and forgot where her schoolbag was, so she was going to sleep again and see if she could remember it in her dream."

"Why……"

Alvin let out a long sigh and said, "How can I get away with wanting to study in the second grade?

What a pity it would be for such a smart child not to go to school?"

Fox hesitated for a moment and said, "Little Ginny's learning difficulties are becoming more and more obvious. Maybe you can really consider letting her go home to study.

Although Julie is very busy, she can still spare a few hours a week to help little Ginny.

Although Mr. Splinter is not good at science, he still has no problem teaching little Ginny."

Alvin was stunned for a while, but finally he shook his head and said: "The role of school is not only to learn, but also to allow children to practice their ability to get along with others.

A child's world is in color, not the colors we decide for her.

I don't care how she learns in the end, what I care about is whether she will be happy and have a sound personality.

Little Ginny can't leave school, but I have to put a little pressure on the old mouse. The tutor she promised actually let her go as soon as she said so. How can this be done?

Isn't it okay to eat my food, drink my food, and let him take little Ginny to read and learn?"

Fox shook her head and looked at the eccentric Alvin with a smile. She said with a smile: "Then you are responsible for waking up your daughter and coaxing her to school.

She is now the 'headache' of the whole school. From you to old Cage, they all like her too much. In a few years, this girl will definitely be more troublesome than Nick."

Alvin nodded with a smile and said, "That's right, 'liking' is my daughter's talent. Who dares not to like her?

Last semester, the girl named Sharina was able to find admission to a university based on her social skills. With my daughter's social skills, she would have to be a postdoctoral fellow in sociology after graduating from university.

I can't guarantee that in other places, which university in New York dares not to give me face?"

Fox looked at the ridiculously eccentric Alvin. She pushed the principal's back in a funny way and said, "Then go wake up your daughter and let her go to school happily."

Alvin nodded and walked to little Ginny's room, knocked lightly on the door a few times, and shouted: "Honey, it's time to get up..."

"Dad, I can't find my schoolbag. I'm going to find it in my dream."

Listening to the muffled response in the room, Alvin smiled and opened the door and walked into little Ginny's room.

In fact, he knew why little Ginny didn't want to go to school. It wasn't because she didn't like school, but because she was very dissatisfied with her grades and even had a faint feeling of inferiority.

The teacher's special care for her even amplified this emotion.

This is actually not her fault. This is basically the case for any child with learning disabilities, but it is especially obvious in Alvin's strict school.

Alvin didn't mean to blame the teacher, after all, anyone would treat little Ginny differently.

It's just that the teacher didn't know that he was taking care of Jin Na, which to some extent stimulated her self-esteem.

If you laugh at her and criticize her, this thick-skinned girl might just laugh and laugh and get over it, but if you take care of her, you will make her feel that she is really bad.

Because Alvin advocates equal education, his attitude towards the president is actually not much different from his attitude towards the homeless people in Hell's Kitchen, and the entire Peace Hotel is deeply affected.

Little Ginny has an outgoing personality, and she is actually the kind of child who can withstand criticism. She can get along like a fish in water with a guy as strict as Old Mouse, but there is no reason why she can't do it in school.

The problem now is that the teacher's overprotection has hurt her self-esteem and made her think that hers is really bad.

Walking into the room and looking at little Ginny with her butt sticking out and covering herself in the quilt, Alvin walked over with a smile, slapped the girl on the butt and said: "School starts today, dad is dressed so handsomely, don't you want to

Let’s go and have a look together?”

Little Ginny turned over and covered herself with the quilt, revealing a pair of eyes. After struggling for a while, she said: "Then your speech is over, can you let me go to your office to play? I can also go to old Cage's office."

Alvin smiled and said: "What about your friends? They will definitely wait for you.

There is a big dinner at school today. Without my little angel, will those friends who are looking forward to playing with you be disappointed?"

Little Ginny struggled tangledly for a while, covered her face and shouted in distress: "Dad, I don't like math class. I'm too stupid. We should launch the guy who invented mathematics to Mars."

After hearing this, Alvin said with a straight face: "Did your math teacher scold you?

Dad will fire him today and let him sleep on the street."

When little Ginny heard this, she sat up and waved her hands and said, "The teacher is very good. Apart from giving homework, he is also very good. He can also tell jokes.

Dad, it’s just that I’m too stupid and I can’t understand it at all. In class, I can listen to Nick reading the textbook to me, and in science class, I can watch Dr. Ethan do interesting experiments, but in math class, I can’t understand it at all.”

Alvin smiled and hugged the disappointed little Ginny into his arms, and said: "Dad is also a fool. Many people say that I can't do math, but dad still likes school.

You are actually not bad at all, it’s just that your teacher and yourself are too demanding.

We scored 46 points in the entrance exam, do you think you did your best?"

Little Ginny hugged Alvin's neck and said seriously: "I tried my best, but when I was doing math, I didn't have enough pencils.

The multiplication tables that Julie taught me were very powerful, but I didn't use them."

Alvin nodded in a funny way and said, "Then when you saw the questions, did you feel that you actually know some of the questions?"

As he spoke, Alvin looked at little Ginny and nodded in confusion. He smiled and said, "We are all idiots, so we don't compare with others, and we don't care what others think of us.

We are indeed not as smart as others, but we can make a little progress every day...

Do you think Harry, who has a perfect score, still has room for improvement?

But we have it, and as long as we work hard, people can see our progress."

Little Ginny was confused by Alvin's concept of secret exchange. She covered her mouth and said in surprise: "Then I'm not very powerful?"

Alvin raised his eyebrows proudly and said, "Look at how awesome dad is, who dares not to admire me?

In mathematics, we may not be as good as others, but we can definitely surpass ourselves yesterday."

As he spoke, Alvin patted little Ginny on the butt and said, "Get up quickly. Only after we are full will we have the strength to surpass ourselves.

Don't care what other people think of you, they can't decide your future.

You are the best child I have ever seen, optimistic, cheerful, generous, responsible, and loving...

God has given you so many things, why do you still care about the insignificant things?"

After hearing this, little Ginny held her father's cheek, wrinkled her little nose and said seriously: "Dad is also a fool, and fools can be very powerful!

I am also a fool, but I can also be very powerful!"

After hearing this, Alvin pinched his nose and nodded and said: "Yes, my baby can also be very powerful, because you can make progress as long as you are serious. Who can do this?"

Nick looked at Alvin talking to little Ginny. He leaned against the door frame and murmured to himself: "I asked why the teacher didn't like me. It turns out that the room for improvement I reserved for myself was too small.

I don’t know if I can retest it, 30 points is a very good number..."