Therefore, Will believed that he must have said something that made Senior Sister Ange feel sorry for him, which is why she took him away. He didn't know why she brought him back to the school.

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When asked why he was there, Kos simply replied indifferently, "None of your business."

"Ha, does it have nothing to do with me? I heard that your senior is especially nice to you? Do you think she would still be nice to you if she knew about your dirty past?"

Although he didn't know what Wan Ge's true identity was, he also didn't believe that Wan Ge was an ordinary person.

How does an aristocrat view people who come from the slums, and how does he view people who come from the slums and have taken up petty theft?

Koss's face turned pale instantly, but he still forced himself to say, "It's not my fault that I grew up in the slums. You stole my life. You're the despicable one."

Koss laughed immediately: "So what? They all know that you grew up in the slums and that you're the one who steals."

When the word "steal" was mentioned, Koss could no longer contain his anger: "I didn't steal, you're the one who stole!"

“The one who can be caught is you,” Will replied dismissively.

In fact, he would never steal. He grew up in the Hertali family and was discovered to have magical talent at a very young age. He was always loved by his family and would never have developed the habit of petty theft.

The reason he did that that day was, of course, to drive away people he didn't want to see, such as the one standing in front of him right now.

Koss clenched his fists tightly: "If you tell anyone, I won't let you get away with this."

Will seemed completely unconcerned, and snorted coldly, saying, "I'm more looking forward to seeing how you're going to make your move. Although everyone says you're very talented, I've been learning magic since I was a child. So what if you're talented?"

After saying that, Will laughed and left.

About fifty steps after walking out the door, Will's face fell, though he wasn't as calm as he appeared.

However, seeing him so angry for the first time, Will felt a little better.

Yes, he couldn't stand him! He couldn't stand his perpetually nonchalant attitude.

Knowing that he should have been an aristocrat but grew up in the slums, he remained calm and composed without a trace of anger.

Despite growing up in the slums, he was indeed a bit awkward when faced with certain situations. But overall, he really gave off the feeling of a born aristocratic young master, always appearing calm and composed. Even if he was somewhat uneasy inside, he still tried his best to maintain his dignity.

When he was wrongly accused of theft, he remained relatively calm, only glancing at his parents. But after seeing their attitude, he continued to accept it all indifferently, as if he had only made a trivial mistake.

Even after being imprisoned and released, he remained the same, showing no anger whatsoever from being falsely accused. Upon learning that he had been assigned to a small courtyard, he seemed to calmly accept it all.

Because he no longer needed to work or struggle to make a living like before, even though he encountered many things, he only became more and more handsome. His skin became fairer and fairer, and his originally rough hands seemed to gradually heal, becoming delicate and slender.

Even though the servants knew he was not favored, they also knew that he was, after all, the master's own flesh and blood, so they dared not do anything to him. Moreover, because he was good-looking, many maids treated him even better.

He was furious when he didn't see that the other person was in a worse state than he had imagined. He was angry at the same time, furious that the other person could be so calm. Didn't he feel angry?

Is this his son? He's just as calm as him no matter what happens.

When Will realized this, he felt a chill run down his spine. He wondered if his father would change his opinion of him if he knew that his son looked so much like him.

No! He absolutely wouldn't allow that to happen, so he did some more underhanded things to make his parents hate him even more, but he still accepted it calmly, as if they weren't his parents, without the slightest ripple of emotion.