From Bad Guy to Capitalist

When a large crowd of students left the school, all of Hell's Kitchen began to buzz with excitement.

A wave of younger students poured out of the dorms. They had finished their final exams long ago, and now that the 12th Grade seniors had completed the most important test of their lives, they were free too.

From this moment on, summer vacation had officially begun for the kids.

Alvin couldn't wait to rescue Ginny from Splinter's tedious lessons in The Basement.

Old Rat had been pushed to his limit by Alvin. He was determined to teach Ginny something useful so she could meet the unreasonable demands of this infuriating parent.

What he hadn't expected was that Alvin would change his mind just three days later. Every day, Alvin found a new way to help Ginny slack off. In the end, Old Rat was always the bad guy, while Alvin, the real culprit, got to keep up his image as the perfect dad.

Alvin met Ginny at the elevator, her head covered in sweat, and was about to ask Splinter whether she'd been given any Summer Homework.

Instead, Old Rat looked at Alvin earnestly and said, sounding exhausted in both body and spirit, "I need to go into seclusion for two months. Let Ginny have a good time this summer!"

With that, Splinter turned and stepped into the elevator, then jabbed the button with all his might, unwilling to look at Alvin even once more.

Alvin had no idea what was going on. He glanced down at Ginny and asked, baffled, "What's wrong with Teacher Splinter? He looks exhausted. Have Leonardo and the others been acting up again?"

Ginny pretended not to hear Alvin's question. The little girl giggled as she clung to her dad's leg, scrambled into his arms, then