Changing only for her (Sophie and Tristan) novel Chapter 119

Chapter 119 Standing Up For Her

Hearing that, Whitlea stepped forward and pulled Bailey over.

“Bailey! How could you say those words to me just because of a girl like her?” Her eyes reddened with fury.

Helplessness and plea flashed in Bailey’s eyes.

“Mom, please. I promise I will fulfill all of your demands. The only exception is her. Do not touch her.” The girl his mother wanted to deal with was his crush and the only gleam of hope and light in his dull world.

“No way. She can’t be studying in the same school as you. So long as something affects you, even for the slightest bit, I will not compromise.” Whitlea was very assertive with her stand. She wanted to prove to that man and make him regret his decision for abandoning Bailey and her.

“Mr. Langston, you shall decide if you want to expel her now or if you want me to arrange a director’s meeting and fire you from your position because of your disobedience.”

The dominance of Whitlea was so overpowering it left the crowd feeling disgusted.

Andy felt his head throbbing so badly that he felt as if it was on the brink of exploding. Given Whitlea’s character, he was clear she would do as she said if things did not go her way.

“Mdm. Dixon, I made no mistakes. What right do you have to expel me?” Sophie finally broke her silence. Is she trying to use her authority on me? Well, that also depends if she does have enough power to do so.

“How dare you talk to me so disrespectfully even at this point? Do you think the Tanner family will defend you?” Whitlea said coldly.

“I don’t need the Tanner family to defend me. I am the victim of this entire incident. Even if the school wants to expel someone, that person won’t be me.”

Seeing her rebellious countenance, Whitlea let out a sneer.

“Are girls your age so naïve nowadays?”

“Mom!” A stinging pang rose within Bailey’s heart. He knew he would not be able to face the girl he had good feelings for the same way again after implicating her and causing so much trouble for her.

“Shut up. You’d better not interfere with this matter. Otherwise, I will make sure that girl disappears from Jipsdale,” Whitlea threatened despite the many people around.

“You’re making it sound like your family owns the school, Mdm. Dixon.” Sophie was full of contempt. She’s one arrogant woman, huh? It’s a pity she still doesn’t have that much capability to act so snobbishly.

“Don’t go on anymore, Sophie.” Derrick looked at her concernedly. In truth, almost everyone was aware that Whitlea’s father was part of the underworld. Although he had since steered away, the mere thought of it still freaked Derrick out. “I believe this matter is truly a misunderstanding, Mdm. Dixon. It was Mr. Elswick who arranged for them to participate in the physics competition together. If you’re bothered by it, I’ll make sure she doesn’t appear together with Bailey in the future. She’s still young. I hope you’ll let her off this time.”

Derrick was a genuinely responsible teacher who cared a lot about his students. Knowing that Sophie would have a bright future, he did not want her to suffer any harm or grievance because of the matter. He adored her as a student.

“Mr. Hayes, do you think you’re qualified to speak when you’ve taught someone to become so shameless?” Whitlea spared no consideration for Derrick.

“Don’t bother yourself with this matter, Mr. Hayes. I won’t leave Jipsdale Premier High.”

“Mr. Langston!” Whitlea felt that the entire discussion was a waste of time.

In the end, Andy still picked Felix’s side. After all, the latter was someone he could not afford to offend.

“I’m sorry, Mdm. Dixon. Before we get to the bottom of this matter, I can’t just expel Sophie.” It was probably the first time Andy had been so firm.

Derrick could not help but sneak a glance at Andy in awe.

As expected, Mr. Langston does have the bearing of a principal. He doesn’t bow down to power or authority.

Likewise, Sophie also turned to look at Andy. In fact, she could very well understand even if he chose to expel her from school at that point.

“Very well. I guess I’ll have to hold a director’s meeting, then.” Rage had completely consumed Whitlea. She could not believe that Andy would make such a decision when he had been polite toward her all along.

Whitlea stormed out and slammed the door shut.

The rest in the principal’s office exchanged a look.

“I’m sorry,” Bailey apologized on behalf of his mother.

Seeing him that way, Sophie was unsure how to comfort him.

Bailey is indeed a poor thing. Everyone is full of envy for him, yet no one expects him to be in such a pathetic state.