"I just want to smooth things over between us," Yvenne said, her eyes red and her voice shaking. "At least not be so harsh. We're classmates, after all, and it hurts our relationship to be like this. If you think it's my fault, I apologize. I'm sorry! I won't start a conversation with you again. It's my fault. Please forgive me."

She stood in front of Fiona, looking like she wanted to reach out but didn't dare, evoking pity from those watching.

Everyone thought Fiona was being too harsh.

"I don't accept," Fiona replied fearlessly, leaning back in her chair with a smirk as she eyed Yvenne. "We're all adults here. Sure, we're students, but playing these little games? You've watched too many soap operas!"

"Fiona, how can you talk like that? Yvenne's already apologized!" Sandy was so furious she could barely speak.

Fiona was the most impolite student Sandy had ever encountered, lacking even basic manners, always ready with her brash remarks.

Jackson handed Fiona a piece of candy, gently patting the back of her head. He gave her a tender smile before addressing the others. "What's going on here? Fiona hasn't done anything wrong, yet you're pushing her to forgive the one who wronged her. Is this how a teacher should act? Seems like this school needs to rethink its policies."

Jackson's words sent a shiver down everyone's spine, and none dared to meet his angry gaze.

the candy, Fiona's face softened into a smile. The

Jackson is suggesting that I'm biased towards Yvenne," Sandy said, clenching her fists and swallowing her pride, forcing a smile. "Yvenne's a good kid. She didn't have the best upbringing and is quite

and she leaned back in her chair, unfazed by Sandy's insistence

it," Keaton stepped in

that Jackson's

Sandy was still

Fiona take

stand by.

turn the school upside

anxious? Mr. Jackson hasn't even

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