Lisco's American Life

Lisko started the car and started driving to the school.

Willow, who was sitting in the car, carefully stretched her hand out of the car window.

Since there were almost no vehicles on the road, Lisko did not correct her and just let her feel the joy of the wind with her hands.

Willow arrived at school amidst laughter and joy along the way.

After parking the car, Lisko opened the door and pulled her out of the car. Willow curiously looked at the hugely decorated building in front of her.

"This is Garrison School. You can go to school here in the future." Lisko introduced her and walked into the campus. The guard at the gate knew this man who graduated from the school and was also a popular person in the town, so he let her in without any obstruction.

Moreover, Lisko called in advance to make an appointment with Principal Moss.

Without stopping along the way, we passed by the fountain in the teaching building and arrived at the principal's office on the first floor.

"Hey, Lee."

As soon as they knocked on the door, Lisko opened the door and went in after getting permission. Principal Moss happened to be waiting for them in the office. When he saw Lisko come in, he immediately stood up and gave him a hug.

"Teacher Moss." Lisko still bowed very respectfully in front of him. When he was in school, Moss was not a principal, but just the dean of students. He was one of the top leaders in the school and has always been the pride of the school.

"Come and sit down." Moss guided them to the nearby reception room and sat down.

Principal Moss is now in his fifties. Due to professional restrictions, he wears a decent and serious suit and puts a handkerchief on his chest.

He looked at Lisko's young face and was filled with emotion.

"I just thought you would be successful. I never thought you would be so successful, Li," Moss said with satisfaction on his face.

Lisko was sitting next to him, listening to the teacher's teachings.

"The Catcher in the Rye is a rare and good book. I think you will definitely win the Nobel Prize this time. The school has even listed it as a required reading."

"By the way, which one did you want to enroll in?"

Lisko quickly pulled out Willow who was hiding behind him.

"Come, say hello to the principal."

Willow has been reserved and quiet since she entered the principal's office.

"Grandpa Principal."

"Okay," Moss looked at Willow carefully, "You don't need to come here specifically for this matter. You can just make a phone call. You are still an honorary student of this school and make large donations every year. Recommending admission is just a small matter.

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Lisko smiled apologetically, "I mainly came to visit the teacher."

No matter which country you are in, respecting teachers and respecting morality is the mainstream idea.

Moss's attitude towards Lisko was still very useful.

After taking the registration form, Lisko took Willow to the first grade. Garrison School is a junior high school plus a high school. Here you can study elementary school, junior high school, and high school consecutively, so the campus is very large, and there are different campuses.

different orientations.

The principal's office is in the high school. In Moss's words, high school is the place where trouble is most likely to occur. The students here are in their adolescence and are the hardest to discipline.

The primary school is in the west part of the campus. Lisko quickly took the registration form to the teacher's office.

"Hello? May I ask for Teacher Karina?" Lisko knocked on the door. The teachers who were chatting in the office stopped talking. A blond teacher in his twenties stood up, "I am.

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Karina said hello to the other grade teachers who were talking, got up and walked to the office corridor.

"Hello," Karina said a little confused. At first she thought it was a parent of a student, but it looked vaguely familiar and she didn't recognize which student's parent it was.

"That's right, I brought her here to enroll. This is the principal's document." Lisko handed the document to her, and she took it and looked through it. It was a recommended student who enrolled midway.

"Okay, no problem. I need parents to sign an enrollment agreement."

Karina took Lisko to the reception room, and she turned around to get the documents.

Lisko touched Willow's hair. She had been silent since she came in.

"Don't worry, look, your teacher is still very kind, and you can have many good friends of the same age to play with here."

After listening to Lisko's words, Willow smiled sweetly at him in order not to worry him.

Lisko saw that she was still a little scared, so he had no other choice but to hold her and pat her to comfort her. At the same time, he made up his mind to ask the teacher to take care of her more.

Karina held the document, and the more she thought about it, the more she felt something was wrong. She always felt that something looked familiar. As she walked, she responded to the greetings of students passing by.

"Hello teacher."

"good."

Karina saw the school's required reading book "The Catcher in the Rye" that was tucked under the student's arm. She seemed to remember something, opened the student's book and looked at the photo of the smiling man on the title page.

"Oh my god"

She came to the reception room in surprise,

"Are you a Lisko writer?"

Lisko did not expect that she would recognize him when she went out, "Yes, I am Lisko."

"Oh my god." Karina covered her mouth, "I am a fan of your books, and "Blood Road" is my favorite."

Lisko was already immune to this situation, "Thank you, do you need a signature?"

"Is it okay?" Karina was really surprised. "Oh my god, I'm sorry, I'm so excited. Let's complete the admission process first."

Fortunately, she has not forgotten her job.

Liske took the information from her, which contained various expenses, including school uniform expenses, lunch expenses, school bus transportation expenses, and various precautions for parents.

Garrison School has been funded by many alumni who left the school, and its tuition and miscellaneous fees have been kept to a minimum, which is much less than other similar schools. Therefore, students from many nearby towns are enrolling in Garrison.

Lisko looked at the expenses. These expenses could easily be solved with Catherine's salary, so he helped pay for it without any hesitation. However, it required the parent's signature, so Lisko could not help pay for it.

While Lisko was reading the information, Karina was already chatting with Willow next to her. It has to be said that this teacher is really good at it. Willow, who is usually very shy when talking to outsiders, started chatting with her happily.

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From the conversation, Karina also learned the basic information about Willow. She was not Lisko's child, and her mother was an employee of Li's Ranch.

"Mr. Lisko, if you have no questions, you can enroll today. You can take this form home and have Vivian's mother sign it before bringing it over." Karina's attitude was very respectful, not just because of Lisko's status.

, he donates hundreds of thousands of dollars to his alma mater every year through his own fund, which brings great help to Garrison School.

Lisko looked at Willow in surprise. Normally, she would tell others to call her Vivian only when she calls someone very close to her. Unexpectedly, this teacher did have a trick.

Watching Willow, led by Karina, enter the classroom and play games with a group of girls of the same age, Lisko looked at the crescent moon and let go of his worries about her.