"I already know what this letter is about. Why bother giving it to me again? The only thing that should be discussed right now is whether or not I'm going to accept it, isn't that right?" Al said flatly.
The principal responded with nothing more than a sardonic smile. "There's no need for more words. Just read it," he said in a tone so monotonous it almost sounded mechanical.
Even though Al already understood the purpose of that letter, a faint sense of curiosity still made his fingers itch to open it.
"I hope this isn't another false letter. Don't tell me you accidentally gave me a land certificate this time," he mocked casually.
The principal ignored him completely, choosing silence over a reply, though the faint irritation on his face was still visible to anyone observant enough.
Al unfolded the paper and began reading.
His eyes widened ever so slightly as he took in the content written on it. It stated that he was to be transferred to an academy equivalent to high school—
