"You have two choices!"
"The first choice is, I will sponsor all your expenses during your school years, providing you with sufficient support. This is my investment in your education, and you need to achieve good grades to prove that these investments are not wasted."
"The second choice, under the same conditions as above, requires you to work for me for ten years, regardless of whether you graduate or not. You know, I am a capitalist, exploitation is my motto."
"But..." Lynch cleared his throat, "Look, I'm a young man..."
Catherine quickly interrupted Lynch's teasing implication, her expression somewhat complicated, "The second option, after I graduate, I will work for you for ten years."
She knew that Lynch said this to relieve her of too much burden, given that they had already broken up. Technically, Lynch was under no obligation to cover any of her expenses or provide jobs for her family.
