My Identities Were Revealed After Marriage novel Chapter 35

Chapter 35

On the other hand, Sandra, Levy, and her parents were unaware of the commotion surrounding their presence at the university. Even if they had known, they wouldn't have cared. They were accustomed to facing storms and judgment from others.

They walked towards the principal's office, knocked on the door, and were granted entry. Inside the office, they maintained a quiet demeanor, waiting for the principal to finish his work. The principal, busy on his computer, eventually lifted his head and was taken aback to see the people who had entered his office. He recognized Levy Anthony as one of the prominent shareholders of City A University, although he hadn't seen him in eight years since he took over the family head position. Sandra Smith, whom he had met four years ago during a trip to country N, also caught his attention. He had always wanted to repay the favor she had done for him, but he hadn't been able to contact her since she had only shared that she was there for business.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Sandra's parents, were also present. Mr. Smith was an alumnus of City A University and had been the top student in his faculty. The principal wondered why all these people had come to his office. Did something significant happen in his school that he was unaware of?

The principal composed himself and greeted them enthusiastically, "Welcome to my school. How may I help you?"

Levy Anthony couldn't help but wonder why the principal asked how he could be of assistance when it was the first day of school. He introduced Sandra as his wife and explained that she was a student in the medical department. He also introduced her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

He explained that Sandra had applied for medicine and proceeded to call her classroom teacher. Within moments, they heard someone approaching, cursing and expressing disbelief at being assigned a student who had been out of school for two years. The teacher knocked on the door and entered, immediately dismissing Sandra as stupid and refusing to accept her in the class due to her extended absence.

She spoke to the principal as if Sandra and her family were insignificant. To her, they were nothing. She had been present when Stacey and her family claimed that Sandra and her family had been expelled from the Smith family. In her eyes, Sandra's husband was known as a good-for-nothing man responsible for the Anthony family's bankruptcy.