The Bride Who Said No: Escaping the Shadows of Yesterday novel Chapter 339

So, the school principal made another call to the Dean of Students, Director Sampson. When Sampson picked up, the principal spoke sternly, "Director Sampson, it's me. We've reviewed the CCTV footage from the library this afternoon. Freya is suspected of getting into a fight, stirring up trouble, and injuring a student council member's wrist. It has potentially jeopardized their exam preparations, which is utterly unacceptable! I want you to speak to Freya tomorrow and advise her to consider withdrawing from school."

"Withdraw? But graduation exams are around the corner. To ask Freya to leave now..."

"She's been on a leave of absence for several months already, and now, with her wrist injured, how is she supposed to take her exams? For our school's graduation rate, she should withdraw." The principal quickly issued his directive, leaving no room for Sampson to argue before hanging up.

Sampson glanced at the phone receiver in bewilderment, muttering, "Why do I always have to be the one to do the dirty work? Why can't you handle it?"

Despite his complaints, Sampson knew he couldn't delay the principal's request. He planned to carefully choose his words and relay the message to Freya the next day.

Meanwhile, Principal Miller also called Eloise, adopting a much friendlier tone, "Eloise, you're the student council president. Today, Freya was looking for trouble, and we've confirmed from the library's CCTV footage that she was the aggressor. I've instructed Director Sampson to suggest to Freya that she withdraw. You don't have to worry about this."

Unsurprised by the principal's actions, Eloise replied, "Understood. Thank you for ensuring fairness, Principal."

After hanging up, Caleb, who was nearby, asked, "What's got you in such a good mood?"

"Just something worth celebrating," Eloise said, a smile spreading across her face.