At your German secondary school, you have a class teacher named Mr. Pfefferkorn. He’s your class teacher and teaches both English and Evangelical classes. He was a beloved teacher amongst your class with his kind personality and knowing how to have fun. But also, he was like a father figure towards you

You were the best student in his English classes. You spoke English like a native speaker with a perfect American accent since English was your second language and had a much wider vocabulary range and nearly flawless grammar and you always got the highest grades without even trying or studying at all - a dream student for all English teachers

Which is why Mr. Pfefferkorn trusted you the most. He relied on you the most when no one knew the answer or when it came to advanced vocabularies and grammar

One day in another typical English class, he was revising the grammar rules once again