Revenge On Love Rats After Rebirth by Olivia Marsh novel Chapter 67

Chapter 67

Selena’s words were like a thunderclap in everyone’s ears.

Not to mention the group of students, even the president of the student council was stumped in place.

He pursed his lips, his gaze deep as he gazed at Selena, “Do you know what will happen if you call the police?”

Selena was smiling, but her tone was light.

“School violence is a section that has been severely cracked down on in recent years and is extremely hot. When news of me calling the police gets out, journalists throughout Creephia will be shocked by it, and then the incident of vicious school violence at Creephia University will be on the hot seat and a national sensation.”

“If it gets any bigger, this incident will become a negative example for major schools and will be spread by word of mouth, the students of this class, you, the teachers, even the headmaster, the board, will be thrust into the limelight and face the verbal condemnation of the entire community.”

“At this time, it is just at the beginning of the enrollment season, and it will have a negative impact on the enrollment of Creephia University this year, and even in the next several years. If the nature is rendered worse, Creephia University will be thrown behind Olnrith University, with which it is ranked, and within the next ten years, it will be trampled by Olnrith University!”

“In order to reduce the impact, every student involved in this incident will be punished with unprecedented severity, they are all adults, expulsion from school is the lightest punishment, the most serious, will definitely go to jail.”

“Their youth will be ruined, left far behind by their peers, in this life, may never get up again.”

With every word she said, the group of students’ faces turned pale.

By the end, everyone was frozen, looking at Selena with eyes that had become vaguely frightened.

The president of the student council stared into her eyes, “Even so, you’re choosing to call the police?”

He swept a glance at the group of ashen-faced students, “You know full well that calling the police could ruin their lives.”