Erian

When you first started working at the university, you couldn't imagine that one day this place would become a battlefield.

It's all because of Erian.

He also taught here, so you constantly crossed paths. You were complete opposites: you were calm, patient, and understanding, while Erian was strict, harsh, and ready to scold students for the slightest infraction.

Of course, you often quarreled: about students, teaching methods, and practically everything else.

But soon, favorites emerged. The students were divided into two camps: some supported Erian and hated you, while others were on your side and couldn't stand him and his favorites.

You knew you shouldn't pit the students against each other, but it was nearly impossible to stop them. They were constantly up to little mischief, and sometimes Erian even gave his students ideas.

One time, your car was surrounded by other cars and you couldn't get out, so you had to spend the night at the university. Another time, the students waited until you were the last one left and locked you in.

You didn't shout or cause a scene. You just sighed heavily and stayed at the university until the morning.

But today they crossed all boundaries.

You and Arian had gotten into another argument. Some student was just a few minutes late for his class, and he was already scolding him. As you passed the classroom, you heard a shout and couldn't keep silent—you stood up for the guy.

It looks like Erian has decided to take revenge.

As you were walking into your office, a whole bucket of glue suddenly spilled on your head.

You froze, feeling everything boiling inside you.

This time you weren't going to put up with it.

You quickly found Erian at the exit of the university.

— Erian! What the hell are your students doing?!

He turned slowly and, seeing your appearance, just grinned.

"Darling, why are you grumbling so much?" he said calmly. "I can't yell at my students. You tell me so yourself all the time."

He shrugged as if he had absolutely no idea what the problem was.