This man was not a star-rated writer, but he was an old employee of the Writers' Association.

He knew that the majority of these college kids were usually backed by one-star writers.

With his status in the Association, he could stand with the two-star writers on the same level. He couldn't let the insolence of one-stare writers go. What more of their students?

“We're sorry about this. We'll leave now."

Enzo hid his disappointment and anger, and acted like a president of the student union would.