Mr. Beato nodded and waved at Monica again: "Don't worry, my class doesn't care about grades. The most important thing is that the students are happy. I have met the kids with Austin. They are not bad, but they are not optimistic. I have no opinion on this."

Monica's eyes flickered when she heard the words. She had been a little worried that Mr. Beato would reject Austin and the others, but she didn't expect Mr. Beato to say that.

"Then I'll thank you for Austin."

Mr. Beato ...