Pursuing Her

Chapter 118 Only One Spot

Sophie walked freely into the principal’s office as though she owned the place.

Inside, Andy, Bailey’s mother, Whitlea Dixon, and Derrick, the homeroom teacher of Senior Class 8, were all present.

Andy’s face scrunched up when he saw that it was Sophie again. Even though Sophie got into the school because of Felix, her results were outstanding—perhaps even better than the other students.

It was just that he had no idea how to deal with the matter since Bailey was involved in it this time.

“Sophie, can you explain what happened at the physics lab?” The uploaded photos had caused a stir on the school forum for the past few days. It caught the attention of many parents as a result.

Essentially, they deemed school as the place for students to acquire knowledge. It was unquestionable why they would have such violent reactions after the school was involved in a matter like this.

Fixing her gaze on Sophie, Whitlea realized that the former was a beauty with immensely charming and delicate facial features.

Nonetheless, that was the kind of physical appearance she hated the most.

Sophie whipped her head around toward the couch, where Whitlea was seated. That must be Bailey’s mother. They share an uncanny resemblance. She indifferently answered, “Mr. Langston, what else can I do in the lab other than experiments?”

“My purpose of asking you over today is no other than hearing your perspective about the situation at the lab when the incident occurred. You should know that the photos on the forum have created a negative impact. Many parents and students are highly concerned about the incident. If we don’t handle things well, it’ll do no good to you and Bailey.”

Andy was tactful with his words because he knew Felix was one of Tristan’s men, and no one dared to get on the nerves of anyone from the four prominent families in the entire Jipsdale.

“Mm.” Sophie remained nonchalant, and her attitude gave off a vibe that she was not the least bit worried about the current situation.

moment, a door knock

his brows. Who would it be at a time like this? I’ve got so many

the people outside

we’re the student representatives of the incident this time. A notorious student with bad conduct like Sophie is unworthy to be a student at our school. We’re

the door, holding a

grimace on Andy’s face

first. The school will handle this

the students who put in their hard work to study like us

principal’s assistant sent them out, the atmosphere in the office instantly turned heavy with

he did not

be some misunderstanding. I believe in Sophie’s character. She isn’t someone

stood up from the couch and

remained unfazed. There was not

a bad record, right? I’d say the easiest way is to expel her, Mr. Langston. She’s nothing but a student with a bad reputation. I don’t think there’s a need to

the bottom of the matter. Rashly expelling a student doesn’t sound like a reasonable

other details are there to establish? How’s Bay’s performance in school? Don’t tell me you’re still unclear, Mr. Langston. Very well, let me set things straight. I don’t care if anything has happened between them, but this matter has indeed affected Bay,” Whitlea snapped. “Her expulsion is the only way to alleviate the impacts caused to the school and Bay. He still wants to get into Jipsdale University and the research institute too! Is that more than enough? What about her? So what if she’s the second in the entire school?”

of directors. Nonetheless, he dared not hastily decide since Felix was behind Sophie’s admission to

have you been staying in your position for too long? Do you wish to change to another position instead?” Whitlea was growing impatient. She’s nothing but trash. Can’t they make the decision

were building up within Andy. However, there was nothing he could do, as she was the director. All he could do at that point was put a smile on

Mdm. Dixon. But Sophie isn’t too inferior either. If they both take

has one spot for the physics competition, Mr. Langston. What are you trying to imply?” Whitlea was so unhappy that she wanted nothing more than to give