Another student chimed in, "Yeah, who did Rebecca offend? Why does she keep getting framed like this? Jenny, why don't you look angry?"
How could Jenny not be angry? It was just that she knew the person involved. It was Rebecca's cousin.
She glanced at Vance. Surprisingly, Vance didn't look angry either.
That was because he had received information that today's donor was Rebecca's cousin. Both Jenny and Vance were probably thinking the same thing right now.
They'd wait for the guy to appear and see how this farce would end.
Jenny looked toward the arts class and saw that Rebecca looked completely composed. Rebecca knew her classmates were all staring at her.
Some were quietly asking Darren, since he was close to her. Darren merely sneered.
The angriest one in the classroom was their homeroom teacher, Hazel Hudson. She walked over to Rebecca, leaned down with concern, and whispered, "Rebecca, I'll go stop this right now."
She had already tried to stop it earlier. She had called the broadcast room, but no one had picked up. She had tried leaving messages for the responsible teacher, but there hadn't been any reply.
Now, she was prepared to go there in person. "This is utterly outrageous!"
Rebecca gently told her, "It's fine, Ms. Hudson. Really. The innocent will clear their name. The truth will come out soon."
Seeing that Hazel wasn't convinced, Rebecca leaned in and whispered something in her ear.
Hazel stared at her in shock, then nodded firmly. "I understand."
After contacting Gabriel from backstage, Javier returned to the front. The image on the large screen froze at the moment Rebecca was holding Gabriel's arm.

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