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    Gagher’s gaze swept across the students with sharp intensity. “And you? You boast of being the elite heirs, yet what I see are nothing but conceited, small-minded tormentors! Such individuals have no ce at Wront University.”


    Wront University was on par with Drakmire University as one of the nation’s most esteemed institutions. Countless students would go to great lengths just for the opportunity to enroll. Gagher was not just any president; he was a colossus in the educational field, renowned for his upromising integrity and immunity to external pressures.


    The gravity of the situation sent the parents into a fresh panic.


    Hurst, however,pletely agreed with Gagher’s stance. He stepped forward and said sincerely, “Mr. Richmond, you are absolutely right. A truly excellent student must first learn to be a good person before bing sessful in anything. I will strictly discipline Mnie once we get home. There will not be a next time.”


    The other parents hurried to support Hurst’s statement. They didn’t dare utter a single word ofint. All they could think about was making sure that their children weren’t expelled from Wront University.


    Turning to Maia, Gagher received a subtle nod from her, signaling him to proceed. “Mr. Cooper, your initiative in apologizing first to Ethan, along with Miss Watson’s decision not to escte this, grants everyone a second opportunity.”


    “However, be forewarned — if such an incident recurs, I will expel those involved without hesitation and inform their parents directly.”


    The parents trembled at his ultimatum, quickly pledging to instill better values in their children and ensuring that such an incident would not happen again.


    Gagher’s gaze then settled on the homeroom teacher tucked away in the corner. With a chilling tone, he announced, “Loraine, you are hereby dismissed!”


    Loraine was caught off guard, her face draining of color.


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    “What?” Gagher’s voice cut through the air like a de of ice. “You call yourself a teacher? You judge students without knowing the full story, fawn over the powerful, and treat people by their status. You are a stain on this institution. Wront University has no ce for the likes of you.”


    Panic gripped Loraine like a vice. All pretense of dignity crumbled as she stumbled forward, clutching at the hem of Gagher’s trousers. She fell to her knees, pleading desperately, “I was wrong, Mr. Richmond! I never meant it! I didn’t understand what was truly happening! Please, just grant me another chance!”


    Tears streamed down her face as she broke into uncontroble sobs.


    Gagher did not so much as flinch. With a swift motion, he shook her off, casting a look of utter disdain her way. His voice remained as cold as stone. “Oh, and by the way, there’s been a report against you for epting bribes from parents. I’ve already shown enough mercy by not suing you! You’ve broken school rules in ways that can’t be overlooked. Get out.”


    Loraine copsed onto the floor, crushed and defeated.


    Without sparing her another nce, Gagher turned and made his way toward Maia. Bowing deeply, he said, “Miss Watson, we have gravely failed you. On behalf of Wront University, I offer our sincerest apologies to you and to Ethan. We sincerely hope Ethan will remain with us. He deserves every opportunity we can offer.”


    Maia raised her eyes, her lips curving into a faint, almost yful smile. “Whether Ethan stays or not… that depends.”


    A ripple of shock swept through the crowd. Had they heard correctly?


    This was Wront University — the ce where students would crawl through fire just to set foot in. Yet here was Maia, speaking as if the cards were all in her hand.


    Parents nearby looked as if the ground had shifted beneath them.


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