Changing Only For Her Novel

Chapter 123 A Drastic Turn

“Mr. Langston, since I’m the victim of this incident, I think I have the right to be here,” Sophie stated resolutely. No doubt, she was well aware that Andy was very concerned about her. However, she would not chicken out when Whitlea insisted on putting her in a tight spot.

“Sophie…” Andy could not help but heave a sigh. Good gracious! Why is this young lady unusually stubborn?

“Andy, enough of that. Since you’re determined to take her side, how about you leave Jipsdale Premier High too? From what I can see, Mr. Carlson is rather competent too. He can be promoted to take over your position,” Whitlea uttered authoritatively.

They needed a submissive person in charge and not one with a mind of his own, like Andy.

Hearing that, Franky Carlson, the vice principal, was all over the moon. “Mdm. Dixon, I’ve reminded Mr. Langston right from the beginning that we shouldn’t accept Sophie Tanner. I emphasized that such a problematic student would only ruin Jipsdale Premier High’s reputation, but he paid no heed to my advice and insisted on accepting her. I couldn’t help wondering if he had been obtaining any benefits from that.”

In actuality, Franky and Andy had been on bad terms long ago. Franky loathed the latter for surpassing him in managing the school throughout the years. Hence, he was tickled pink when he finally had the opportunity to prove himself to the board.

“Mr. Carlson!” Andy shot Franky a warning glance, gritting his teeth. D*mn it! He’s really good at buttering others up!

“What do you think about this?” Whitlea turned to look at the other directors, who then nodded fervently in unison.

“If that’s the case, Andy, leave with this student and we can avoid burning all bridges. Let’s resolve this peacefully so it won’t be awkward when we cross paths with each other in the future.”

Franky was grinning ear to ear. He could barely wait for Andy to be sacked. As the vice principal, I have no choice but to bow to him for more than a decade. Ha! Now it’s finally my turn to be the principal!

“Wait a minute! You can’t expel me from the school. I didn’t do anything wrong,” Sophie piped up and advanced toward the computer in the conference room. She turned it on and plugged a flash drive into the USB port.

“Sophie Tanner, you’ve been expelled from the school. If you insist on stirring up trouble, I’ll lodge a police report right away!”

the fearless Sophie. What on earth is she trying to

justice for me. What are you still waiting for? Don’t you know how to lodge one? Or perhaps you need me to

body trembling uncontrollably. “Where are your manners? Don’t you know the young ones like you have to be

do you think you are?” Sophie scoffed. Once provoked, she would not think twice about retaliating relentlessly. “You will know if you’ve slandered me after watching

adults to apologize to you? You’re talking nonsense!” Franky stood in front of Whitlea, fending off Sophie’s

Is that how

she played the

barely twenty minutes, but it was enough to let everyone have a grasp of the situation. Sophie was undoubtedly the victim

had proved that Sophie did not commit a wrong deed, she considered the latter to have gone

a delinquent in such a way? She could not accept the fact that her son had fallen for

a misunderstanding this time. Sophie is really talented. Mr. Elswick is even planning to let her take part in the physics competition this time.

know I’m planning to let Bailey take

asked indifferently, “So, are you still lodging a police report? I’ve uploaded this video clip on the school forum. I wonder what those students who can’t seem to distinguish between right and wrong

with this hiccup. If the situation escalates, Jipsdale

so it won’t

to play their roles well in educating them,

has obviously set Sophie up and instigated the others to go against her,” Andy pointed out. What are the culprit’s ulterior motives for editing the photos?

do you know who posted these photos?”

“I do.”

is obviously the victim in this matter. In my opinion, the school should seek justice

I’m not a crybaby

this. Mdm. Dixon, since it’s Bay’s mistake, we’d better not go overboard.” The other directors did

describe Whitlea’s resentment. She vowed to expel Sophie from the