The Deadly Assassin Robin novel Chapter 630

Chapter 630 Make Such Ridiculous Accusations. 

Chapter 630 Make Such Ridiculous Accusations 

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Sorena quickly exited the office and stepped into the hallway, her warm smile from earlier fading into at cold expressIDIL 

She inhaled deeply, visibly angry. 

If the school wasn’t filled with students, she might have let her temper flare. 

“Mrs. Graham, just look at the time! How could it take you 20 minutes to get from that rundown place of yours to the school? Couldn’t you afford a cab? Oh, wait, I forgot, you can’t even afford one,” Sorena mocked, her gaze drifting to Rachel’s bare feet. 

Did you run here? Impressive. A family like yours, struggling to get by, and you still think you can send your child to a top school like Southstone No. 1 High School?” 

Rachel was stunned. 

She had never expected Sorena, of all people, to speak with such venom. 

“Ms. Craven, if you’re asking how my child got into such a good school. I’ll tell you–Livia entered Southstone No. 1 High School as the top student in the entire district. 

“Unlike some students who get in through connections or by exploiting the system.” 

Sorena’s face reddened with anger. “What did you just say? This school is one of the best. Which student could simply buy their way in? 

“Your child might have been top–ranked, but I still suspect she might’ve cheated to get that score! 

“I didn’t ask you to bring up irrelevant topics. The reason I called you here is to discuss Livia’s transfer paperwork! I won’t tolerate children like hers in my class!” 

“Why, Ms. Craven?” Rachel asked, bewildered. 

“As far as I know, my child has always been at the top of your class and never dropped out of the top three in the entire school. What could possibly justify forcing her to transfer?” 

“You’re asking for justification?” Sorena scoffed. “I teach the best class in the grade–everyone is aiming for. Brighton University. I have the right to choose the kind of students I want. That’s reason enought 

“Your child doesn’t belong in my class, and certainly not at our school. Get her out!” 

Rachel clenched her fists, trying to keep her emotions under control. “Ms. Craven, can you please explain what my child has done to make you so intolerant of her?” 

Sorena’s lips curled into a mockery of a smile. “Your daughter has caused major disruption in the class, completely upsetting the harmony between the students and interfering with the normal flow of lessons. I’ve already spoken to the principal, and he’s fully on board with my decision. 

“Now, take your child and leave. I’ll go get the paperwork. And don’t even think about stepping into my office looking like that. 

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“You’re covered in dirt, and I don’t want you making a mess in my space. Stay here while I get the forms. 

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principal, out of pity, has already set up a spot for your child at a less prestigious school. You can head there and enroll directly 

Rachel’s anger boiled inside her, but she swallowed it down for the sake of her child. 

“Ms. Craven, if you’re determined to transfer my child, fine. But you owe me an explanation. How exactly did she disrupt your class?” 

“How has she disturbed it?” Sorena rolled her eyes. 

“Let me explain, July, the lady earlier, her daughter’s Yelena, who was once a respected class leader. But your daughter, Livia, sits alone in the back, working hard and avoiding interactions. And yet, she’s still the top student. 

“The other students started flocking to her for help, asking her to tutor them. Within two weeks of the semester, she became the center of attention. Doesn’t that seem strange? 

“A family like yours, barely scraping by–how could your child possibly have so many classmates gravitating toward her? 

Yelena tried to treat the students to meals, but no one was interested. She came to me crying, upset that everyone was so nice to Livia and even brought her snacks. 

“Livia’s poor character has disrupted Yelena’s position as the class leader! 

“When it came time for the election of new class leaders, everyone but Yelena voted for Livia to be on the committee. Yelena wanted the position but didn’t get it. What does that tell you? It means your child is interfering with Yelena’s development. A child like that has no place in my class!” 

Rachel was taken aback. “Ms. Craven, I don’t understand. How is my child interfering with Yelena? She always sits quietly in the back of the class, and I told her not to talk so she wouldn’t disturb anyone.” 

Sorena nodded, as if her reasoning were flawless. “Yes, Livia stays in the back, silent and studious, but still. the other students flock to her. They ask her for academic help, but won’t even chat with Yelena about things like clothes or beauty tips. 

“Yelena has cried several times about it. The other students just don’t want to engage with her 

Rachel let out a sarcastic laugh. “Ms. Craven, to be honest, most students care more about getting into a good college than talking about food, fashion, or beauty. If they don’t engage in those shallow conversations with Yelena, who can we really blame?” 

Sorena sneered. “Of course, your child is to be blamed! Why does she have to be so good at studying? 

Rachel suddenly understood the underlying issue. “So, Ms. Craven, what you’re really saying is that because my daughter helped her classmates with their academics, she’s disrupted Yelena’s chance to engage in trivial conversations?”