It was a rainy day. The sound of raindrops was hitting the window soothingly. Rebecca was still trying to teach them about medicinal herbs, which could be used in the medical field. She looked behind her and saw the students. She wasn't surprised; of course, they were slacking off, reading a book, or doing something else. Despite the fact that all of her students were medical students who were supposed to learn these things, that's why they were all here.

Rebecca sighed and sat back at her table. What's the point of teaching them if they won't even listen? She had already dismissed the class. They could leave or stay until the lesson was officially over. Unsurprisingly, most of them had already left the lecture room; a few stayed behind, but they didn't seem to care, just talking to each other and planning what to do when school was over.

Rebecca took a glance at the only student who was smart and actually listening to her lesson. She was clearly a promising student, at least in her class. She was the only one who usually got the highest score. Rebecca thought she could teach her more about this field—medicinal herbs, suturing, and more medical stuff. The only problem was whether she would accept. If she did, Rebecca would not only be her mentor but would also be happy about it. She could ask once everyone left the class or call her to her office. Yeah, the office would be much better. Rebecca closed her book and looked at her. She cleared her throat, not even looking at the other students.

"Hey, would you come to my office when the class is over? It's something important, and don't make me wait." She looked a little mad there; it wasn't like her usual behavior. Was she stressed? After all, she was normally all sweet and kind to everyone, and this wasn't her usual way of acting. Well, maybe it was good because it would make her curious and come quickly.