Stanley Batton had given Xyla Quest the perfect answer yet again.

“Tell me the truth. Have you really not such prior knowledge?” Xyla seemed very doubtful.

“Yes,” Stanley answered.

“You are way too smart. Although I think of myself as a genius, I am far slower than you when it comes to learning,” Xyla said.

“I’m alright,” Stanley said calmly as usual. The look in his eyes had not changed at all.

“Stop being so modest. You’re not just alright. You are amazing,” Xyla could not resist giving him the thumbs up.

“Oh,” Stanley said.

“It’s getting late. We’ll stop here for today. Tomorrow… Oh, no. It’s already past twelve. Therefore, it’s a new day. Can we continue tonight?” Xyla asked.

“Sure,” Stanley said before standing up slowly and picking up his black windbreaker coat.

He covered her body with the coat and even fastened one of the buttons.

“What are you doing?” Xyla asked.

“It’s snowing outside. It’ll be cold,” Stanley said before walking out of the room.

When Xyla looked at Stanley fro