Married a Secret Billionaire by Breaking Wave

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Maisie remembered Graham's exceptional work capabilities, but he fell short in the realm of human interaction.

For instance, even though she was his ex-fiancee, he never truly respected her. He had even admitted he had

agreed to marry her because her family was considered normal and that she was too accommodating. He had

even suggested that if he had a mistress in the future, she couldn't do anything about it...

So, was he the classic case of high IQ and low EQ?

This was why they said a child's first teacher was crucial—it could shape their entire life.

Graham's first teacher, however, only emphasized studying for good grades, neglecting the fact that life was about

more than just academics and work.

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As Maisie pondered this, she couldn't help but feel sorry for him. She managed a forced smile, which caught

Maeve's attention.

Maeve asked with widened eyes, "What's so funny?"

Maisie quickly replied, "I wasn't laughing at anything."

She concealed her smile, her gaze turning cold. "I just think you should reconsider your teaching philosophy to

avoid poisoning more young minds."

Maeve retorted, "You—"

Maisie continued earnestly. "I'm not merely playing with the children. I want them to experience everything in the

world, not just stick to books. I aim to provide them with a memorable and joyful childhood. After all, they only have

one.

"I want them to understand that life is an exciting journey where we need to engage our hearts. If all we care about

is getting good grades, the future will be bleak."

Maeve panted, her lips trembling.

With over 20 years of teaching experience, many prestigious families had entrusted their children to her. Now, she

was being challenged and lectured by a newcomer. It was hard to accept.

However, Ruth broke the silence with applause before Maeve could respond.

"Well said!" Ruth exclaimed with a smile. "Teaching children to experience life and enabling them to grow happily,

that's the essence of education!"

Someone chimed in. "Ms. Squire's teaching philosophy is indeed progressive. She deserves the prize!"

Maeve expressed her frustration, "This is absurd!"

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Ruth raised an eyebrow. "Ms. Campbell, we're in a school. No need to raise your voice. Can I make a suggestion if

you're upset?"

Ruth proposed, "I'll conduct a vote with the parents. If you receive more votes than Ms. Squire, I'll nominate you!"

Maeve was taken aback. "What?"

Ruth turned to Maisie and asked, "What do you say, Ms. Squire?"

Maisie chuckled. "Of course. I'm fine with that."

Ruth turned back to Maeve, awaiting her response.

Maeve bit her lip, looked at Maisie, and said with emphasis, "I hope you'll keep your promise. If I get more votes,

you'll nominate me!"