Hello, Dr. Smith(2)

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After answering the phone, I found my head buzzing.

I walked up to him and returned the phone to him, not daring to look at him.

"You're a troublemaker..." He glanced at me and sighed deeply.

"I didn't know you were on the phone." I felt apologetic.

"Anyway, don't listen to him." He stood up and concluded.

"Dr. Smith, did you hear what I just said?" I cut to the chase.

"My grandpa heard it. What do you think?" he asked me.

"Oh." I waited for his answer.

"Think again," he said.

I took his words as a refusal, so I froze in place and couldn't help shivering.

"Why?" I was impressed by myself. How could I ask such a question at this time?

He was stunned for a moment and then sighed. "You are too young and too obedient. I am not a good person."

Then he glanced at me again and murmured, "You're too young."

I didn't know what he meant, but I blushed.

I didn't know how I got out of his office.

I just remembered what he said at the end,

"The best option to fix a mistake is to