Chapter 94
The proctor bent down, picked up the wad of paper, and reached for Yvonne’s exam. “Cheating in an exam is a serious offense. You’re done here. Get out p>
Yvonne pressed her hand firmly on her paper. “Professor, I did not cheat. You can’t fail me based on her word alone p>
“I have a witness and physical evidence. Are you saying I’m wronging you?” the proctor snapped. “I’m only confiscating your paper. According to school regulations, cheating is grounds for expulsion p>
“Then let the school conduct a proper investigation,” Yvonne said firmly. “I didn’t cheat. That note isn’t mine, and the handwriting won’t match mine.” Tʜe source of this ᴄontent ɪs ⓝovelFind.net
“If it’s not yours, how did it end up at your feet?” the proctor demanded.
“Someone threw it there to frame me p>
“And why would they frame you and not someone else? Perhaps you should ask yourself that,” the proctor retorted, still trying to take her exam.
“Exactly,” Daisy added with a smirk. “As they say, where there’s smoke, there’s fire p>
Before she could finish, Yvonne’s hand shot out, and she slapped Daisy hard across the face.
“Stop that! Assaulting another student during an exam? You are completely out of control!” the proctor roared.
“Why didn’t I hit someone else? Why only her? Perhaps she should ask herself that question,” Yvonne shot back, shaking her stinging hand.
“You get out of my classroom! If you won’t take your own education seriously, at least don’t disrupt the other students,” the proctor ordered, pointing to the door.
It was obvious now. The proctor was in on it with Daisy. But Yvonne wasn’t the original, meek girl who would take this lying down. She was more than willing to escalate thing One professor couldn’t run the entire academy.
Just then, Rachel, who was sitting behind them, stood up. “Professor, I can vouch for her. I saw that piece of paper being thrown from somewhere else. It wasn’t Yvonne’s p>
“Pro-Professor, I can also testify. Yvonne didn’t cheat,” Tina added from a few seats
away.
“Professor, Yvonne is at the top of our class. Why would she need to cheat?” another student chimed in.
A chorus of agreement rippled through the room.
“Rachel, are you insane? Why are you defending her?” Daisy hissed.
Queena remained in her seat, gripping her pen so tightly her knuckles turned white.
Faced with a room full of dissenting
students, the proctor couldn’t force Yvonnezout. “Quiet!” he relented “Everyone get back to your exams Any more disturbances and your papers p>
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He stalked back to the front of the room. Yvonne and Daisy returned to their seats.
“I’ll let you off this time, Yvonne. But just you wait,” Daisy whispered menacingly.
Yvonne ignored her and focused on her test. She finished quickly, double-checked her answers, and decided to hand it in early. As she walked past Daisy’s desk, she gave the chair a powerful kick, sending both Daisy and the chair toppling the floor.
“What now?” the proctor yelled, his head snapping up at the noise.