Even though Jean had a rough idea of what had happened, it didn’t matter- because who would believe
her?
The principal would only think she was making desperate excuses, tryin to shirk responsibility.
That’s why she had no choice but to come to school herself.
Her instincts told her:
the real culprit who leaked the test was right here, among this group in front of her.
“This isn’t the time to play dumb,” Jean took a step forward, her eyes narrowing slightly, her voice heavy and cold, beating against everyone’s chest. “Who hacked my account and leaked the ranking exam questions- Step forward.”
The moment the words fell, the entire class stared at her, wide–eyed.
They looked at each other, their expressions complicated.
After a long, suffocating silence, someone finally couldn’t hold back and shouted-
“What the hell are you doing, Jean?!”
“Open your eyes and look! It was you who leaked the questions in the group! Now you’re trying to blame someone else? Are you insane?”
Once the first voice broke out, the others quickly followed, their accusations crashing over Jean like a tidal
wave.
She instantly became their common enemy.
Hostile stares, harsh words- they all came flooding in.
“Stop twisting the facts. You’re just trying to escape responsibility, aren’t you? Saying you got hacked–ha, how convenient.”
“That excuse is so overused. Can’t you at least come up with something better?”
“You want us to confess? None of us did anything! Quit pretending you’re some kind of hero!”
“We’re sick of this! This whole mess is your fault! If you hadn’t posted those questions, none of this would’ve happened. I wish I’d never seen them!”
Jean let out a cold snort, raising an eyebrow.
“Oh? You could’ve just ignored them, you know-”
“Did I force you to memorize the questions? Did I tell you to cheat?”
Cauty
Their mouths opened and closed, but no one could come up with a comeback.
“Who gave you permission to lay a hand on her?”
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