Chapter 815: 253: Rid the dregs, the reversal came too quickly!_2
As he finished speaking, Vice Principal Denton continued, “Will those students who support Instructor Lance, please stand up.”
The audience was silent.
Nobody stood up either.
Vice Principal Denton turned towards Lance Clinton, “Instructor Lance, there’s no need to defend your actions. If you have done it, you simply admit to it. You said you two were fighting, do you have any evidence?”
Interesting choice of words.
At the conclusion of his speech, Vice Principal Denton turned to Yves Dinwoodie, “Principal Thompson, according to the rules of our school, shouldn’t we immediately expel Viola Thompson?”
Someone like Viola Thompson who violates the rules of the school does not deserve to be a part of Capital University.
All this while, Vice Principal Denton had been looking for evidence of Viola Thompson cheating.
Unsuccessfully though.
It must be said, Yves Dinwoodie had cleaned up too neatly after her.
He had thought he would never be able to expel Viola Thompson from Capital University.
Unbelievably, Viola Thompson slipped up and left a stain.
He would absolutely not give Viola Thompson any chance to bounce back.
Yves Dinwoodie frowned slightly, and responded, “Vice Principal Denton, everything should be backed by evidence. Right now, we only have some unclear videos. I believe we cannot define this matter based on these. Therefore, I can’t jump to conclusions, and I can’t directly expel Viola Thompson.”
Vice Principal Denton replied, “Principal Thompson, I know you and Viola Thompson are of the same lineage, but this doesn’t mean you can cover up for her.”
His words caused an uproar among the audience.
“It’s so unfair of Principal Thompson to treat others this way!”
“I didn’t expect Principal Thompson to be such a person.”
Betty abruptly stood up from her chair, raised her hand, and yelled, “Expel Viola Thompson! Expel Viola Thompson!”
Once one person initiates such an act, people tend to follow.
The entire school stood up in support.
“Expel Viola Thompson!”
Yves Dinwoodie had not expected things to take such a turn.
Vice Principal Denton slightly raised the corners of his mouth, “Principal Thompson, what are you hesitating for? The people’s eyes are sharp.”
Under pressure, Yves Dinwoodie furrowed his brows.
Vice Principal Denton had prepared everything, handing Yves Dinwoodie a pen and a document, “All you need to do, Principal Thompson, is to sign here, and Viola Thompson would be immediately expelled.”
Yves Dinwoodie took the pen.
Just as he was about to sign, a voice in the room broke the silence, “Wait.”
Lance Clinton once again stood up from his chair.
This time, Lance Clinton walked directly to the stage, “Vice Principal Denton asked for evidence of my fight with Viola Thompson? Now, I will prove it.”
Lance Clinton did not feel humiliated to lose to an opponent like Viola Thompson.
Even if he was hailed as the unbeaten war god of the West.
With that, Lance Clinton walked to the computer and played a video, “This is from the night of the 19th, when I asked Viola Thompson to come to my office.”
The video started with Viola Thompson entering his office.
“Instructor Lance, what did you want to see me about?”
“Let’s have another match.”
Then the two of them walked into the training room.
As the door of the training room was closed.
The video ended abruptly.
The voices from below the stage changed.
“So Viola Thompson was really sparring with Instructor Lance?”
“Damn! I had no idea Viola Thompson was so amazing, she actually beat Instructor Lance.”
The comments on the live broadcast platform changed as well.
[Wow, is there a plot twist?]
[Damn! Did we wrong Viola Thompson?]
[She even beat Instructor Lance, our princess is indeed awesome.]
[Our princess is a legend!]
[Hold on, it’s only a part of a video. I still won’t comment. You never know, there may be a twist in the story again.]
Vice Principal Denton looked at Lance Clinton, “Instructor Lance, can this short video prove that you actually sparred with Viola Thompson in the training room?”
The most ridiculous part was that Lance Clinton said he lost to Viola Thompson.
How could he possibly lose to Viola Thompson?
If Lance Clinton hadn’t said those words, Denton would have had no suspicions.
As soon as these words were out, the chatter below the stage changed again.
Vice Principal Denton was right.
What could one part of a video represent anyway?
Who knew what they were doing after they shut the door?
“Vice Principal Denton, why are you in such a hurry? Without concrete evidence, you randomly suspect Viola Thompson and incite students to pressure Principal Thompson into expelling her.” As he said this, Lance Clinton turned to Yves Dinwoodie, “Principal Thompson, if I can prove that there was nothing inappropriate between Viola Thompson and myself, shouldn’t Vice Principal Denton be punished?”