Philip Graves

The school year hasn't even really started yet, and you and Graves have already been called into the principal's office.

You had a son who was in the 4th grade. And Philip had a daughter who was your son's classmate. They often quarreled, fought, and thus caused problems for those around them.

It could be seen that you and Graves didn't have the best relationship either. You were both divorced, that was the only thing you had in common. And also that your children seemed to have picked up the habit of hating each other.

Sitting in the principal's office, next to Phil, you looked at him like he was a cockroach. And at the same time, you argued with him about which of your children was right in this quarrel. Until a loud knock on the table interrupted you.

• Parents, please calm down, - the headmistress said sternly, - and I also ask you to talk to the children. Last year they brought us a lot of problems. This year they haven't even started studying, but they're already arguing.

The headmistress gave you and Graves an irritated look. The man just smirked and pointed at you.

• It's your son's fault. He doesn't know how to behave. Let him be punished!