Chapter 27: Apologies

With her caught red-handed this time, how good her grades are doesn't matter anymore. As long as I can get her kicked out, I’ll be satisfied. This thought brought an uncontrollable smile to my face, reaching up to my ears. Hearing this, the principal fell into contemplation, given that the teacher had some reputation in the education field. His words carried some weight, but someone couldn’t stand it any longer and rose, full of impatience, looking at the person in front. “Do you have any evidence?” “If you don’t have evidence, why are you so sure she cheated? Either produce evidence or apologize to her.” Everyone was momentarily speechless at this because they had no concrete evidence to prove she cheated. At that moment, Mary presented the grade report again, handing it to the principal. “Teachers, take a look. Can someone with these grades really be first in our school?” The class A homeroom teacher quickly glanced at it and frowned, “Exactly! Look here, many of these grad