Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap by Hannah Baker

All the teachers and students were standing in the field, they would gather only if there was any activity to be held.

This was the first time to gather all the teachers and students, just because of a student doing a ‘mistake’.

Although Jasmine had a strong heart, she still couldn’t calm down seeing that there were so many students giving cold-eyed stares at her. She couldn’t help clenching her fists, the paper in her hand became wrinkled followed by her action.

The teacher turned and looked at her, sighing, “You must have offended someone, if not this issue wouldn’t be raised again since a long time had passed already.”

Jasmine couldn’t think of anyone that she had offended, who wanted to frame her, she couldn’t think of anyone but Elisa who had put obstacles for her in the public.

Thinking carefully now, it seemed like Elisa didn’t have the power to do so. Only the principal could make this decision, she still didn’t have the ability.

‘Then who else wanted to frame me?’

She couldn’t think of anyone.

“I can’t help you too.” The teacher had no choice, “Please go in front.”

Jasmine knew that since there was someone who wanted to frame her, the teacher would have no choice too.

She couldn’t help trembling, she was aggrieved, but she understood that her studies might be hindered if she didn’t do so. She couldn’t stop her studies, this was the only platform for her to stand out, she must graduate normally.

Even though she had so much aggrievement in her, she should keep it.

She walked to the front, there were already some murmurs coming from the students. Last time everyone in the school had known her, although it had passed but they already had impressions on her, and this time she had become totally famous in the school.

Definitely it wasn’t the good reputation, it was the bad reputation which showed negative example.

There was a teacher saying, “You may start.”

The students became quiet automatically, waiting for her self-criticism.

curious eyes, she felt so down. She hadn’t done anything which breached the morality, but

She was extremely depressed.

sweats all over

self-critique with regret today, to admit that I’ve realized my fault on my misconduct at the school gate last time, and to express my determination that I

her voice had almost become hoarse when reading to the

I think that I must, and I should write this self-critique

who came together with Boyce Shawn were a bit

a university insult

was saying in front of all the teachers

the colleagues continued,

some fluctuations in Boyce’s eyes, he lowered his voice

to inform the family members. He would come because he knew that

and lowering her eyes. Although her face expression couldn’t be seen clearly, but it could be seen from her standing pose that she was a strong girl, she

only needed to call and notify

passed away inside the prison, so they should give the

had examined the cause of death, it was caused by the sudden

members even if they didn’t have to bear the

walked straight and proudly toward the teachers’ seats, “We’re from the Public Security Bureau, may I

worried when

at Jasmine and

turned and looked at the girl who was reading the self-critique in front of all the

too, she

in front of Jasmine, asking, “Did she commit any mistakes? Is

we’re looking for

thinking that luckily nothing had happened, if

a case had caused the Public

us.” Their tone

felt quite worried also,