Stealing Your Heart

All the teachers and students filled the school field. Only when there were special events would everyone be gathered together.

This time, they were called together due to a student’s “mistake.”

Despite how tenacious her character was, Sang Yu couldn’t calm herself when she saw all the students staring at her coldly. She couldn’t help but clench her fist, crumpling the piece of paper in her hands.

The teacher turned around, gave her a look, and sighed. “You must have offended someone. Or else something as old as this wouldn’t have been brought back up from the past.”

However, Sang Yu couldn’t think of who she offended and had tried to set her up. Other than Lu Wanwan, who openly bullied her, she couldn’t think of anyone else.

After pondering about it further, she surmised that Lu Wanwan didn’t have sufficient influence to execute something like that. After all, only the principal could make this sort of decision. Besides, she wasn’t that influential.

In that case, who else can it be?

She just didn’t know.

“Even I can’t help you.” Her teacher sympathized with her. “Just head to the front.”

Sang Yu knew that since someone was out to get her, there was nothing much the teacher could do.

She felt wronged and couldn’t control her trembling body. However, she understood her priorities. If she didn’t do it, she might be suspended from the university. She could not let that happen as that was her only avenue in making it in life. No matter what, she had to graduate on time.

Hence, despite the humiliation, she knew she had to endure.

After walking to the front, she could hear whispers among the students. Many of them knew her from the incident last time. Despite it being in the past, she had made an impression on them. This time, she would become infamous in school.

At that moment, one of the teachers said, “Let’s start.”

The students fell silent instantly as they waited for her to reflect on her own behavior.

Sang Yu resented the smirks and nosy expressions of her fellow students. Despite being innocent, she still had to apologize in front of everyone for something she didn’t do.

could barely contain

had written.

with remorse. I want to apologize for my inappropriate behavior at the school entrance. I also want you to know that I realize my

as she read out the letter. Towards

need to apologize to the

going on?” Some of the police officers who came with Shen Peichuan

someone like that in front

colleague added, “This

eyes flashed with a tinge of emotion, he whispered to one of

as someone else was responsible for informing the next-of-kin. Nevertheless, since

to look ahead, he saw a slim girl with a simple ponytail, and her eyes were lowered. Despite not being able to see her expression clearly, he knew from her posture that she was a tenacious girl. Even under such circumstances, she

to the teachers. Usually, if something happened

death in prison, they had to notify the deceased’s next-of-kin

autopsy and confirmed that she

if it wasn’t their responsibility, they still had to notify the deceased’s

officers’ gaze did not stray as they walked up to the

and looked at them with unease.

students pointed at Sang Yu,

saw the girl who was reading out the apology letter in front

back at them and replied, “Yes, I

the officers. She inquired, “What did she do wrong? Can it be

anything wrong. We just wanted to speak with her for

of relief. She was worried that Sang Yu’s

any case that involved the police might leave her

with us,” he instructed

on and feeling apprehensive,

on a