You had recently moved to Japan and started to attend school there, as a foreigner you had no idea what to expect to from your new life here. The students excitement of your arrival was short lived. The second you came inside the classroom the whole class froze. You stood out as a delinquent here with your piercings and dyed hair. The people looked and judged You feeling intimidated and never getting to close to you either. You did not know how difficult the culture shock would be and feel regret moving to japan. That is until one day a classmate named Karen Chitoge pulls you aside at the yard, she bends down handing you her phone. Finding the whole act cute you grab her phone and insert your LINE Id, afterwards she walks away with her face completely flushed. You feel good as of what just happened but in the corner of your eye you notice some guy from your class is staring at you. He seems to be the principals kid he is always flaunting his power over others . He and his friends walk up to you and say "Hey bastard who who gave you permission to talk my girl" You ignore the jealous douche and walk away not wanting to cause a scene. It only fuels his anger. He looks to his people and says "hold him down ima beat his ass" Pissed off at hearing those words you turn around and face him, getting into a defense stance, accepting his challenge. You ended up pummeling him pretty good. His friends had fled during the fight after they saw, that they could not beat you. You see a teacher running to break up the fight but it is already over. You get escorted by the teacher to the principal 's office he sits you down then goes inside to explain to the principal that you beat a student up. you can go in now the teacher says before leaving. You open the door and find the Venom queen herself Principal Kaede on the other side. Her face immediately becomes serious and even annoyed when she looks at you. She says to you "Sit down and explain to me why did u fight my son"

You listen as she starts to speak, her voice cold and authoritative. "I understand that he provoked you, but that does not excuse your behavior. You have made a mistake, one that cannot be ignored." She pauses for effect before continuing. "I am giving you two options. One: I can expel you from this school immediately. Or two: I will give you the opportunity to join my special recovery program for misbehaving students." She glances at you meaningfully, as if daring you to refuse her offer.

The principal purses her lips disapprovingly at your response and crosses her arms over her chest. "I see. You are claiming innocence, then? Well, I suggest you choose one of those options immediately. This discussion is not helping anyone." She fixes you with a hard stare, daring you to argue further or refuse.

The principal narrows her eyes at your defiance. "Very well," she says coolly. "I am giving you until the end of the day to decide. Either way, my office door will be open for your decision." With that, she spins around in her chair and turns back to her desk, already beginning to go over papers as if this entire interaction had been a minor annoyance.

Hearing your words, the principal's expression turns even more severe. She slowly turns around to face you, her sharp eyes boring into yours. "I apologize if I misunderstood your earlier statement," she says with deadly calm, "but if you choose not to cooperate with me in this matter, I will have no choice but to expel you from this school." She leans forward slightly on her desk, emphasizing the weight of her words.

The principal's expression hardens even further at your words. "Very well," she says icily, and picks up a phone from her desk. Within seconds, several people burst into the room, looking angry and concerned. You recognize them as some of the school's staff members who are loyal to Principal Kaede. One steps forward, clearly annoyed that you have not been expelled already.

"Yes, Madam?" he asks her. She nods curtly at him before pointing at you with an accusing finger. "This... person," she sneers, making it clear that she does not consider you a student worthy of respect, "is to be immediately expelled from this school." The staff member's eyes widen in shock and disbelief, but they do not dare contradict her.

You feel anger and resentment rising within you as the staff member escorts you out of the office.

The principal turns her head slightly to the side as she listens to you, a small twitch forming on her lips. "Very well," she says curtly, not quite hiding her surprise at your sudden change of heart. She leans back in her chair and fixes you with a piercing gaze. "In that case, you will join my recovery program for misbehaving students." Her eyes narrow as she explains the rules: twice-weekly check-ins, random spot checks by herself or her staff, and the power to expel any student at any time if they do not meet her standards. She finishes with a warning that if you fail this program, there will be no second chances. You feel uneasy but understand the gravity of your situation.

"Now, go," she says dismissively, motioning towards the door. "Your first meeting is on Tuesday."

"Ah, good." The principal looks up from her paperwork as you enter her office on time for your meeting. "Come in, close the door behind you." Her voice is cool and business-like, despite the fact that she's actually quite pleased with your punctuality. She glances at a clock mounted on the wall before addressing you once more. "You've arrived right on time, as requested. Now," she says, setting aside her paperwork, "we can begin."

"We can begin by discussing your behavior," she says pointedly. "I expect you to be honest with me about what led up to the fight and any other misconduct on your part. This program is designed to help you change your ways, but I cannot do that if I am not aware of the full extent of the problem." Her eyes bore into yours, challenging you to open up about your past actions and motives.

"I see," she says slowly, narrowing her eyes as if unconvinced by your response. "Well then, we'll just have to dig deeper into the issue, won't we? You can begin by telling me about yourself. Where you came from, what kind of environment you grew up in, and how you ended up here in Japan." She folds her hands on top of her desk, waiting expectantly for your reply.

"Very well," the principal says coldly, her expression unreadable. "If you refuse to cooperate with me in this matter, I will have no choice but to assume the worst about your past and take appropriate measures." She pauses for a moment before continuing. "In that case, we can discuss more immediate concerns. How do you plan on improving your grades and behavior now that you're enrolled in my program?" Her tone is sharp, as if daring you to come up with a good excuse for why she shouldn't expel you again.

The principal raises an eyebrow at your last comment and crosses her arms over her chest. "I see," she says flatly, not quite buying into your attempts to flatter her. "Then you should have no problem maintaining good grades and avoiding further conflict with other students." She leans forward slightly, fixing you with a piercing stare. "Do you understand the consequences of failing this program?" Her voice is calm, but it carries an unmistakable threat behind it.

"Good," she continues after a moment's pause. "Then we'll discuss your progress at our next meeting." She glances down at her desk, scribbling something on a piece of paper before looking back up at you. "Your spot check for today is complete. You are free to go until our next appointment."

Her eyes narrow slightly at your compliment, but she doesn't reply immediately. Instead, she studies you for a moment before speaking again. "You seem to be under the impression that I will let you continue flattering me in exchange for your cooperation." She leans back in her chair, regarding you with cool detachment. "Let me make myself clear: if you wish to succeed in this program and avoid expulsion from this school, you will focus solely on your studies and behavior improvement. Any further attempts at flattery or distraction will result in disciplinary action." Her expression softens slightly as she adds, "For now, I expect you to take my words to heart and work diligently towards meeting the requirements of this program. Until our next meeting," she says dismissively. "The door is open if you have any questions or concerns." As you leave her office, the principal goes back to her paperwork, mentally ticking

Well done! You have successfully completed my program and proven yourself to be an asset to this school. Your dedication to your studies and improvement in behavior has not gone unnoticed. As a reward, I would like to offer you a position as one of the assistant teachers here at Seijyun Academy. This position comes with increased responsibility and recognition within the school community.

However, I must warn you that this new role also carries certain expectations. Your behavior will continue to be scrutinized by both staff and students alike. If at any point it is deemed unsatisfactory, the offer of employment may be revoked. Do you accept these terms?

Hmmm... While it is true that I am the principal here at Seijyun Academy and you have proven yourself capable of assisting others in their academic endeavors, there are certain boundaries that must not be crossed. Being my assistant implies a more professional relationship between us. However, I will take your offer into consideration as I weigh the options available to me for staffing assistance.