Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 219

Chapter 219 Leadership

"You would do no such thing."

As soon as these words sounded, all eyes in the control room turned backward to see Harrison, who stood with unwavering focus, his gaze fixed directly on the screen displaying Atticus.

"D-dad!" Isabella stammered. 'When did he get here!' She thought in shock, surprised that none of them had even known when he entered the control room.

Upon seeing Harrison, every one of the operators stood up from their seats and immediately bowed their heads, greeting simultaneously, "Vice principal!"

Harrison's stern expression didn't change as he responded to their greetings with a simple nod.

He suddenly turned his gaze toward Isabella, who still hadn't recovered from the shocks she had experienced today.

"Address me by my appropriate title, Isabella," Harrison said sternly to Isabella.

Isabella, not believing what she just heard, shot Harrison a 'really?' look, clearly surprised at what he had just said.

'What were you expecting, Isabella? You grew up with the man,' Isabella thought.

Despite knowing exactly how Harrison behaved, it was still shocking, very shocking that even with all the crazy things going on currently, her father's focus was on correcting the way she had addressed him.

'There's simply no curing his stubbornness,' Isabella thought.

With a small sigh, "I apologize… Vice principal," Isabella greeted.

Many of the operators in the room struggled to stop themselves from laughing at the interaction between father and daughter.

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Seeing Isabella listen and address him by his appropriate title, Harrison nodded, pleased.

Turning his gaze back toward the screen, he continued his earlier words, "No one is allowed to interfere in anything," Harrison commanded.

Hearing his words, every single operator in the room kept their mouths shut.

None of them expressing any objections despite the fact that many of them wanted to.

The reason was simple: Harrison was not Isabella. They all knew him too well.

One could only imagine how a man who didn't even allow his daughter to call him 'dad' in public would react to his underlings questioning his orders in public.

And none of the operators currently present in the room had any intention of finding out.

Harrison gazed at the silent room and seeing that no one present had any objection, he nodded, satisfied. He then decided to explain why he gave the order.

Harrison had never liked giving orders to his underlings without an appropriate explanation, especially if they didn't understand the reason why he was giving the order.

It was a terrible way to lead. If you don't explain why you do what you do, how does your underlings learn from you?

It was simply a way of fostering foolish underlings that wouldn't be able to think and act by themselves, always needing you before they do anything. It was bad leadership.

"The reason we send them into the middle of nowhere with little to no explanation, the reason we throw different waves of challenges at them without any warning, is all because of one reason: to foster the next generation that will carry our mantle and, more importantly, raise it sky high."