Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 57

There was a smug look on Mia’s face, and she looked at Maja contemptuously Maja found it hilarious

“So you, as the director, want to kick me out based on a student’s slander, without even investigating? Is that how the school functions? There are many investors here today Can you take responsibility?” Dalia’s face changed

Indeed, many of those viewing the exhibition were investors, and it wouldn’t look good if this blew up

But Mia stood her ground, head held high “The investors are smart, they should understand that this is not the school’s fault. The school’s duty is to uphold justice and set an example for the students. You stole my bracelet, punishing you only strengthens our belief in the school’s principles Don’t use the investors to threaten us Miss. I think she should be expelled”

Mia wasn’t scared After all, the Shepard family wasn’t big shots, and they were going to collaborate with her anyway Dalia should side with her no matter what.

A hint of mockery flashed in Dalla’s eyes She wasnt worried about Maja threatening her with the video from earlier, after all, she had a video too. It was a Mexican standoff.

And now, it wasn’t her stirring up trouble, but Mia was

Mia finished, and then turned to Samuel

shady Be careful, who knows if she’s getting

didn’t politely address him as Mr, but called him

to step in, hoping to leave a good impression on Maja by advising Mia. But the principal suddenly appeared at this moment

features, furrowed his

why are you still here? Weren’t you supposed

to receive the VIPS, stopping here

turned to Mia. “Mia,

noticeably

sneered, pointing at Maja.!

stole my bracelet in broad daylight. I hope the school can

police station. Let’s deal with this legally and not let a stranger waste

thought, had the principal not condoned Dalla’s actions in order to curry favor with the powerful,

have passed, but they haven’t changed a

was delighted, seeing many eyes drawn to them, eager to

the brink

Maja’s face, trying to find a hint of shame