According to Stella Lockwood's memories from her past life, on the second weekend of every month, Sean Quinn would go to Nancaster University of Finance and Economics—so long as he was in Nancaster—to teach a two-hour finance course. He would explain the fast-paced, ever-changing financial news of the day, allowing the students to grasp business concepts more complex than those in their textbooks and learn how to respond to unexpected events.
Sean Quinn was no philanthropist. Rumor had it that the only reason he became an honorary professor at Aethelgard University was that he owed its chancellor a massive favor. That was why he had agreed to come once a month, on a weekend of all times, to lecture the students—who were about to graduate and enter the workforce—on the brutal realities of business competition.
The next day, Stella Lockwood woke up bright and early, certain that today was the day Sean Quinn would be teaching at Aethelgard University.
