The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1000

To protect students' futures, standard disciplinary marks were often cleared right before graduation.

That was unless Quinton showed zero remorse and continued to underperform.

If he kept failing his classes, for instance, the university would have no reason to wipe the slate clean.

But if someone made it into The Cabinda University and still didn't appreciate the opportunity, they were truly a lost cause.

"Mr. Landry, he doesn't look particularly sorry to me. Maybe you two need another minute to chat?"

"Honestly, letting the police handle it is probably for the best. It'll prevent any messy disputes later."

Claire's words were a blatant, unapologetic threat.

Mr. Landry heard the underlying message loud and clear.

Quinton, however, did not.

He thought Claire was just being greedy and pushing her luck.

"I just delayed paying you by a few days! I never said I wasn't going to pay! Stop being so dramatic!"

"You didn't lose anything! My cash is just tied up in stocks right now, and I'll pay you back double!"

Did they really have nothing better to do than hand the cops an easy arrest quota?

"So the disciplinary mark isn't necessary, right?"

Mr. Landry wanted to strangle Quinton. Was the boy an absolute idiot?

At a time like this, he was actually trying to negotiate his way out of a disciplinary mark? What on earth was going through his head?

"Mr. Landry, I don't think a private settlement is going to work. He clearly hasn't grasped the severity of what he's done."

"He probably thinks he's running a charity right now."

Claire's expression turned icy.

Mr. Landry knew he wasn't going to win an argument against this girl.

He turned his frustration entirely onto Quinton. "What is wrong with you? Did you consult them before you gambled away their hard-earned money?"

"And your roommate, Gavin, almost took the fall for your crime! You honestly think you shouldn't be penalized? Do you seriously believe you did nothing wrong?"

"Quinton, if you can't even recognize your own mistakes, then I am wasting my breath."

A permanent criminal record was exactly what he deserved!

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