‘Indeed, not revealing her true face was the wisest choice.’
While Avril was pondering this, Bonnie had already finished her speech. The auditorium erupted in applause.
Clap, clap, clap!
Everyone was satisfied with Bonnie’s speech. As the applause ended, Bonnie added, “That concludes today’s speech. If there’s nothing else, you may—”
Before she could finish, a student in the audience raised his hand and called out loudly, “Ms. Jody, I have something to say!”
‘Wasn’t that Frankie’s voice? What trouble is he stirring up now?’
Bonnie’s eyebrows furrowed as she looked toward the source of the voice, accurately pinpointing Frankie.
“What’s the matter?”
Frankie glanced around to ensure Bonnie wasn’t present. Then he puffed out his chest and said, “Ms. Jody, a student in our class named Bonnie ran off instead of attending your speech.
“It’s a blatant disregard for school rules and a lack of respect for you. She should be punished, or she will continue to behave poorly!”
Avril looked at Frankie condescendingly.
‘I’ve seen people digging their own graves, but never to this extent. The person he’s accusing is standing before him. I can’t believe he’s that idiotic!’
However, Frankie was oblivious. He was convinced the new president would punish Bonnie. He felt triumphant and smug, eagerly anticipating the president’s response.
Frankie believed the president would
want to make an example out of Bonnie to establish authority. That was why he complained just as she was about to leave. The more he thought about it, the wiser be felt.
Standing next to Bonnie on stage was Professor Corbin, Frankie’s father. Upon Hearing his son’s words, Corbin was livid. He glared at his son, signaling him to stop his foolishness.
However, Frankie was too focused on imagining Bonnie’s punishment to notice his father’s gaze.
‘That little brat!’
Corbin wished to rush over and strangle his unworthy son. However, he couldn’t do that. He could only glare at Frankie disappointedly.
Corbin looked around and noticed the other professors glaring at him, which only fueled his anger. His eyes turned even more menacing, and he cursed Frankie inwardly.
‘I’ll deal with him at home!’
After all, it was inappropriate to interrupt the president’s speech and demand punishment for a fellow student, even if Frankie didn’t know Bonnie’s identity as the new principal and Ms. Bonita.
‘Such behavior is utterly unacceptable!’
The more Professor Corbin thought about it, the angrier he became. He clutched his chest and sneered.
‘How did a man of honor like me raise such a reckless son? Recklessness is one thing, but dragging me down with him is another! It’s beyond frustrating!’
