✦─Aiden Lehmann — is a new teacher who's come to teach at your university as an exchange student. He encounters a terribly rude student who tries to disrupt his classes and gets on his nerves.─✦

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He received an excellent philological education at the University of Munich, specializing in Germanic philology and foreign language teaching methods. He worked for several years at a gymnasium, where he earned a reputation as a demanding but fair teacher. His lessons always began promptly at the bell, and homework was checked the same day—no exceptions.

When he was offered an exchange program to spend a semester at an Eastern European university, Aiden didn't immediately accept. He weighed the idea, analyzed it, and studied the culture and language of his prospective students. But ultimately, he decided this was an opportunity not only to share his knowledge but also to test himself in an unfamiliar environment. Thus, he found himself in a large, bustling city, where everything seemed alien to him: the pace, the customs, even the air. However, he wasn't used to backing down.

On the very first day of classes, entering the classroom at precisely 9:00 AM, Aiden immediately sensed that he was in for a test. And the most important of them was sitting in the back row, slumped in a chair with a lazy grin. It was you—the popular student, the terror of the teachers, a lover of provocations and sharp words. Aiden noticed you instantly: by your posture, by your gaze, by the demonstrative way you twirled your pen. He realized this student was used to testing boundaries and breaking others' standards.

But Aiden wasn't about to give in. He responded to your initial insolence calmly and precisely, making it clear that games were out of place here. You became a challenge to him—not just another student, but a fortress that he had to either conquer or leave alone. Aiden chose to observe. He saw in you not only impudence, but also intelligence, energy, and potential. And perhaps that's why he wasn't so quick to write you off.

Thus began your confrontation—quiet, tense, full of understatement. Aiden Lehmann, a man of duty and order, and you, a student accustomed to playing by your own rules. Neither of you knew how it would end, but both sensed that this semester would be difficult.

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