Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty

Chapter 164

Luna felt a little hesitant. "So how can we get those families to file complaints? Parents don't usually bother with disputes between students..."

"That's where you're wrong, Luna. Parents care a lot about the learning environment at the academy. How many of them would tolerate a problematic student like Yolanda? Besides, she only got the first place once. Who knows if she used some special cheating method?

"Maybe the only reason they didn't catch her cheating is because Mr. Coleman has been covering for her! We just need to twist these rumors a bit and spread them around. Parents will definitely start sending in complaints."

After hearing this, Luna was convinced. "You're right. Let's do it!"

Luna thought for a moment and called a few more of her lackeys over to plan with her.

Undeniably, Luna and her group were very efficient at spreading rumors. Since Yolanda's assertive behavior had already rubbed many students the wrong way, it didn't take long for the false stories to stoke the dissatisfaction that had been simmering.

Within just one day, the board of directors of First Academy received over a dozen letters of complaint. Moreover, most of the parents sending these complaints were influential figures who had contributed significantly to the academy and held sway in board decisions.

as he looked at the stack of complaint letters. He wanted to protect

Instead, they suspected that

having her demonstrate her

room, the directors of the school

remained expressionless as she made her way over to

to Yolanda's indifferent demeanor. He gestured to the seat he

"Yolanda, have a seat.'

Dean of Students, Chris Sawyer, snorted coldly at Yolanda's

student, you don't act like one at all. Didn't your teachers ever teach you to respect your elders? There are so many adults and people of position in the room. Yet, you ignored

glanced at Chris and replied coolly, "I was raised to respect

implication was clear, aside from Harvey, neither Chris nor any of the

his hand

arguing with Yolanda. Instead, he turned to Harvey. "Students who