The class was nearly full, everyone present save for Ingrid and Zoltan, who had departed for Hungary. Shortly thereafter, a wealthy Arab Sheikh enrolled his Scottish chauffeur in Mr. Brown’s class, finding the teacher’s accent impenetrable.…

Danielle, the au pair, brought her employer’s infant to school, but left him unattended in the cafeteria. Soon after, the child vanished.

Mr. Brown brought Juan to the hospital; the boy was suffering from a stomach ache. However, a fall he took resulted in his admission as a patient.

A more lucrative opportunity arose for Mr. Brown at a different school. He was presented with an offer for a position with a significantly higher salary.

A collection of students appeared in court, charged with a range of pranks perpetrated throughout London. Miss Courtney presided over the proceedings as a magistrate, while Mr. Brown served as their counsel.

With Anna’s visa nearing its expiration, her friends proposed a solution: marriage to Mr. Brown, a path they believed would grant her British citizenship.

The school is preparing for its annual fête, and Max has taken on the task of securing a special guest to officially open the festivities. He is tasked with hiring Arthur Mullard, a well-known celebrity, for this purpose.

A shadow of doubt falls upon Ali when he begins to suspect infidelity in his wife, and Mr. Brown, perceiving the unraveling, decides to intervene.