Daddy! Come Home for Dinner!-Chapter 1244

Chapter 1244: Chapter 1244: Going Around Eavesdropping One By One_1 Chapter 1244 -1244: Going Around Eavesdropping One By One_1 “I thought our teachers would stick to the principle of fairness and justice, even when it comes to their own candidates.” Yannick O’Brian jokingly said.

The implications of what Wesley Gordon and Hunter Clarke just said mean that Samson Zhekova possesses such an ability.

He could likely use this ability to taste and distinguish which dishes are made by their team.

If he could distinguish it and the judges subtly hinted at it,

Samson Zhekova, after identification, might be biased towards his team while giving scores.

Everyone was indeed surprised that the usually extremely fair teachers would resort to such tricks.

“Do you really think we are so old-fashioned and inflexible?

Teams from many countries participate, each with their own purpose, and they all ultimately seek benefits.

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If you really expect others to be as fair as you, then don’t expect to have a chance in the finals.”

“If we are too straightforward, then we are just making way for others.” Wesley Gordon said, “We don’t resort to underhand tactics, but we can’t guard against others who do.

It’s not possible to remain unstained when surrounded by filth.

Why should we?

This is what’s unfair to us and our candidates.”

“Since everyone uses various off-track methods to win, we can too.” Wesley Gordon stated earnestly.

The crowd, seeing his stern face and hearing his words, couldn’t help but divert their eyes from his seriousness.

It seemed dissonant to say so righteously that they intended to resort to sly tricks.

But, thinking about the resources their side had, with their cunning teachers, not to mention the presence of a fox-like character like Samson Zhekova,

everyone eventually felt reassured.

Heading into the competition with Samson Zhekova as their leader, their team certainly wouldn’t be at a disadvantage.

Once they received their subject, they started to delve into it.

They researched together in the practice room.

Since they all knew each other well and had a good relationship,

they didn’t feel the need to outcompete each other.

Although they were all teammates, if the relationship was indifferent or if everyone didn’t understand each other and were there purely for self-interest,

the situation wouldn’t be so harmonious.

After all, even though they’re on the same team, because only three can participate in tomorrow’s event, there’s also competition within the team for a place in the competition.

There’s competition within the team, so it might not be so harmonious.

Everyone sees their teammates as competitors, concealing what they’ve done from others, wishing they had a secret weapon to shock everyone and win against all their teammates.

In this case, there’s no possibility for discussion, collective problem-solving, or common improvement among the teammates.

But things are different now, the team consists of individuals who joined via the Pingla Competition.

Besides Cindy Clarke, all are formal students of Pingla Academy.

Even though there are always exams and competition, it doesn’t affect their relationship.

Cindy Clarke also emerged from the Pingla Competition, sharing camaraderie with the team.

Having observed Pingla as a guest student, she also shares a bond of friendship.

The composition of their Defensive Team can be considered remarkably divine.

Leaving aside their skills for now, at least their hearts are united.

Compared to the structure, Wesley Gordon is much more satisfied with their team than with the Offensive Team.

Although the offensive team, including those from other countries, has unquestionable skills, they definitely lack unity.

Without unity, their abilities will be reduced.

Such a team competition isn’t about individual strength.

Wesley Gordon and Hunter Clarke observed Cindy Clarke and others discussing what to prepare for the soup.

They shared inspiration, and after everyone decided, they started to experiment.

Then they tasted each other’s dishes, offering opinions and suggestions.

Looking at their collaboration, Wesley Gordon and Hunter Clarke felt immensely satisfied.

The two withdrew from the practice room, leaving the space for the competitors themselves.

On the way back to the office, Wesley Gordon said to Hunter Clarke: “Actually, I think even if they are sent as the offensive team, they wouldn’t be worse off.

Their cooking skills can continuously improve on the way.”

“These kids have great potential and learn quickly.

They can learn from one another and understand by analogy.

If given the chance to learn along the way, coupled with their drive for improvement, research and sharing their insights,” Wesley Gordon said, “With such an atmosphere and attitude, why worry about insufficient progress?”

Their success in the Pingla Competition, their excellent performance, and getting admitted to Pingla are all affirmations of their potential and abilities.

Given time, especially for Cindy Clarke and Parker Honi, they wouldn’t be any worse than Cody Quinn.

Hunter Clarke laughed: “You don’t need to feel regretful, even if they aren’t in the Offense Team, but the Defense Team.

With them on the team, I expect that for those adversaries trying to take badges from them this year, it’s going to be tough!”

Thinking about this, Wesley Gordon burst into laughter: “That’s true, hahaha!”

“In the previous few competitions, even though our defensive team was strong, it was never like this year – so united, with absolutely no selfish ideas.

They’re all together, supporting each other.” Wesley Gordon sighed.

“The importance of unity in such a team is something they never understood.

It’s even more important than individual strength.”

“Did you notice?” Hunter Clarke said, “Cindy Clarke is always the first to bring it up.”

“She’s always the first to throw out a lead, guiding everyone to research together.

With her leading, everyone naturally started helping each other.

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It’s not to say the others are not good.

If it weren’t for the other children who are also straightforward, fixed on the overall win or loss of the team, Cindy Clarke, no matter how she guides, wouldn’t be able to lead them.” Hunter Clarke said.

“Well, Cindy Clarke did set a good precedent.” Wesley Gordon nodded, indicating he had also noticed.

“I have been watching the first-year class she was a guest in, and the atmosphere is also very good.

Previously, everyone stuck to their own field of study, striving to overtake their classmates who ranked highly, and push forward within the entire school.

Who has time to exchange insights with classmates?” Hunter laughed.

“When Cindy Clarke went there and led everyone in sharing, initially she only found one or two classmates.

But then, upon realizing the positive effects, as their individual progress was significant, other students witnessed this and naturally let down their defenses, everyone began to research together.

The atmosphere of the class has become particularly good.”

“If that’s the case…” Wesley Gordon stroked his chin, “We could let her be an observer in each class, one after the other.”

“Hmm?” Hunter looked at Wesley in surprise.

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