The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 1683 No One Can Get Away

Using their power to arbitrarily assign jobs-this behavior had become ingrained within the educational institutions. Carlos' attitude exposed all the underlying issues in an instant.

Wynter's voice was slow but filled with a chilling tone. "From the cafeteria to the scholarship committee incident, you've never once reflected on your actions.

"You claim that students who went abroad didn't want to come back and that you have no authority to intervene. But let's focus on what you can control-personnel arrangements and the level of supervision.

"An uneducated wife can become a professor. A morally questionable student who thinks she's above everyone else can become a teacher. Isn't that what Mr. Bach was implying, Mr. Hollis?"

At that moment, everyone in the room had only one reaction. They were trembling as they wiped the sweat off their faces.

None of them dared to provoke Wynter. Her authority as 001 had gone beyond their ability to make excuses.

"I know that these accusations may seem like nothing to you. You've never once considered that a single decision made on a whim could destroy someone else's life.

many good teachers, who deserved to be in their positions, were pushed aside? How many young people with dreams want to study

of their parents. Others dreamed of returning home after their education, to

chosen because of other factors, but all of you know for a fact

at her waist. "These people who worked hard and deserved the

different than usual, the tip of her eyes turning red

your possession, then I will treat you as Cascadia's enemy

it was Dominic or Carlos, both of them didn't dare utter

just explain already? How did the painting come into your hands?" one

a

school qualifications. I truly didn't know that the painting had previously

got straight to the point. "Write down those schools' names. As for the teachers at Mindcrest High School, the problems may not only lie with those you

skilled at blurring the lines and leaving

other schools have had teachers suddenly

know how to handle it better than I do. After all, you people are the experts in managing schools,