Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) novel Chapter 2278

Amari stared at Mikayla and sneered. "Well, well, looks like you've got some skills after all."

Mikayla's face went pale, and she looked lost. "Mr. Goodman, what did I do wrong? Please, just tell me straight."

Her eyes welled with tears, making her look pitiful.

Amari's voice was cold. "From now on, you are no longer my student. I don't take on ungrateful students who don't know what's good for them."

Mikayla's heart trembled. She had no idea what she had done to offend him. However, if Amari, an eighth-grade master alchemist, refused to support her, her future in the Sovereign's Apothecary would be finished.

She quickly bowed her head. "Mr. Goodman, I was wrong. I deserve to be punished. Please calm down. Whatever punishment you decide to dish out, I will accept it."

Amari narrowed his eyes, his disgust growing. In the past, he might have thought she was a likable student who would admit fault even without knowing what she did wrong. That seemed admirable then, but now he only felt coldness and disgust.

He finally realized that she was far too calculating. If she was this good at playing the innocent, then it meant she had been manipulating people all along.

Amari said coldly, "Ms. Owens, bottom line, a pampered star like you isn't someone I can or will teach. You always wanted to meet my senior brother, didn't you? Well, you already did, but apparently, you looked down on him. If you look down on him, then you look down on me, too. So from now on, stay out of my classes."

With a cold snort, Amari turned and stormed away.

Mikayla broke down, bursting into tears as she ran after him.

Caden clenched his fists, too scared to speak up. He thought Amari was going too far, making such a beautiful and talented student cry.

How could the old man be so cruel? Inside, he cursed Amari as an ungrateful old bastard, but he still rushed after Mikayla.

Just then, Brielle appeared. "Mikayla, stop crying. Whatever the issue is, I'll handle it."

Mikayla, still in tears, sobbed, "Madam, I was wrong. No matter what it was, I was wrong. Please don't let Mr. Goodman abandon me."

A flicker of doubt crossed Brielle's eyes, but she nodded. "Don't worry. Amari's temper is eccentric. I'll see what set him off. As long as you didn't actually do anything wrong, he has no right to blame you."

Mikayla wiped her tears and walked off, as if looking for somewhere private to cry. In reality, she stormed out of the Apothecary, yanked open her car door, and her expression immediately turned cold.

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