Chapter 1934 Competitiveness Is Toxic

Byron and Rosalie went to the art school to pick the kids up.

At the school gate were plenty of luxurious cars. After all, those families who could pay more than one million in tuition fees a year would undoubtedly be wealthy.

However, there were also some students who got admission for free because of their talent.

When Byron sent the three little ones in, he wanted to pay for their fees. However, the school investigated the portfolios and grades of the three children and directly admitted them free of charge.

Of course, the school also intended to build a connection with the Lawrence family as it was a good way to advertise their school.

As long as other families saw the three children of the Lawrence family studying here, it might increase the admission rate of the school.

Sure enough, they used the achievements of the three kids to advertise the school, and the number of students immediately increased dramatically.

In this school, there were no grades. Their ranks were mainl