Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 367 The first day of new employees

The next day, Riley took his own luggage and was carried by his eldest nephew, and entered the backyard of the hospital through the side door of the hospital.

Riley's eldest nephew is also 12 years old this year. Ben works as a laborer on Tory's construction team, but his uncle needs someone to take care of him, so he came over.

The uncle and nephew were settled by Jason. Looking at the spacious and bright room, they stroked the furnishings in a daze. Even though it was just some tables, chairs and cabinets, they couldn't help feeling awe.

"It's like a dream that I can live in such a nice room." Riley's nephew, Rich, sighed in a trance. He carefully put down a set of tea sets on the table, fearing that it might break, and shyly walked away. These fragile items.

"This is Miss Felisa's gift," Riley taught his nephew, "You must serve Miss Felisa gratefully."

Rich asked anxiously: "Then what can I do for Miss Felisa? I'm not as smart as you, uncle, and I don't have other abilities."

"Just learn," Jason, who brought things for them, said lightly when he heard Rich's words, "We didn't know anything before, and now we're still doing things for Miss Felisa?"

Jason recalled that when they were first named by Nannuo to Felisa, they were apprehensive, uneasy, and confused, but Felisa sent them a lot of work, pointed them out, arranged jobs for them, and let them Even if they are disabled, they can live with dignity.

When it came to learning, Riley was a little embarrassed. Perhaps Jason was a retired soldier like him. Riley had a long-lost intimacy in front of Jason, so he asked bluntly: "About Miss Felisa's thoughts on What I was asked to do, I read the book yesterday, but I didn’t know a single word...Did Miss Felisa say how to arrange for me?"

At this moment, he is holding a silver coin in his hand. If Jason says he doesn't know, he will give Jason the silver coin, and ask him to mention this to Felicia and say something nice for him. This silver coin It's his "labor fee"

"About this matter," Jason was a little embarrassed to say, "Miss Felisa did arrange a teacher for you, but this teacher..."

Riley stuffed the silver coin into Jason's hand in a very "demonstrative" way: "This is the tuition fee for the teacher, please help pass it on."

Seeing that he misunderstood the meaning, Jason pushed the money back dumbfoundingly: "There is no need for this, the teacher is only a ten-year-old boy, and there are limited things he can teach you. I am afraid that you will have to rely more on yourself to learn."

Riley was a little confused: "What?"

A ten-year-old boy, as his teacher?Could this be any less reliable?

"We are really short of manpower," Jason said helplessly. "Teaching you is a long-term task. No one has this spare time, except Mr. Pharmacist's little grandson, ten-year-old Anthony."

It's just... outrageous, but it doesn't seem to be a problem.

"But can this really work?" After all, he is only a ten-year-old child.It all felt unreliable.

"Let's try it first, if it doesn't work, then we'll talk." Jason had no other choice, "He will come to give you a class in the afternoon. You should prepare well in the morning."

After speaking, Jason left in a hurry, looking like he had something to do.

"Uncle, what are we going to do?" Richie looked at Riley, waiting for him to make up his mind, "Should we...forget it?"

never mind?Riley cast a sideways glance at his nephew: "If you haven't tried it, just say it first? Have you thought about the consequences of reneging on the nobles?"

"But uncle, can you learn not to offend nobles?"

If it wasn't for his inability to stand up, Riley would definitely beat this little bastard to death who spoke frustrating words before he even started.

"Whether you want to learn or not is up to you?" Riley said angrily, "Not only do I want to learn, but you also have to learn along with me!"

He is already doomed to be disabled, and it is impossible for him to marry a wife and have children, so when he gets old, he can rely on his two nephews, so he spares no effort to make plans for Rich, hoping that Richie has a bright future.

Rich had been repeatedly told by his father to listen to his uncle, so he agreed to Riley's order without any hesitation.

At noon, Rich first went to get Riley's lunch, and then went to the side door, where his brother was waiting to deliver his meal.

Although the family is rich, Rich's mother did not cook good meals for him due to long-term consumption habits. On the contrary, Riley's rice has large pieces of meat, and Riley shared part of his own food for Rich. .

"That's great, I also want to eat meat every day." Rich said enviously, he had never seen such a large piece of meat even during festivals, and he could even lick the plate clean.

"Then you should study together in the afternoon," Riley took the opportunity to teach his nephew, "Miss Felisa doesn't need people who can't read."

It was late in the afternoon, and even though he was mentally prepared, Riley still felt suffocated when he saw a round-headed boy poking in from the door.

"kid……"

As soon as he opened his mouth, the boy interrupted him anxiously: "I'm not a kid, I'm your teacher."

Riley paused for a moment, the child's thoughts were not difficult to understand, and he was not a person who took useless self-esteem too high, so he called out quite kindly: "Teacher."

Anthony was happy, and he opened the book in a dignified manner: "Then let's start class now."

An afternoon of lectures passed quickly, and Riley was actually a little relieved.

As Jason said, in fact, Anthony knows all the knowledge in books, but the child's jumping nature makes him unable to concentrate, and he always pays attention to the lectures, and he needs to be reminded to focus on it. When you draw your attention back, there is another troublesome point that the age gap will have a generation gap, but Rich, who is about the same age as Anthony, can often understand what Anthony means.

After one afternoon, Rich and Anthony became playmates.

After class, the two children held hands and went to play together, leaving only Riley to heave a sigh of exhaustion, and began to sort out the books scattered on the table.

He had to hurry up and sort out what he had learned while the memory was still deep after the class, otherwise he would be confused.

Maybe seeing that their class was over, Jason came over: "If you have any questions, you can ask Miss Felisa at night. Miss Felisa will spend an hour every night to answer questions for us."

Jason and the others also wanted to learn, and they also learned the two books in Riley's hands, but they only learned by reading books, and no one taught them.

Riley breathed a sigh of relief as soon as he heard it. He is still confused about many questions, and it would be great if someone could answer them for him.

(End of this chapter)