Novel1Chapter 247 Defeated Opponent Felicia pursed her lips, cursing Janice in her heart for being so ungrateful.
"Sierra, I don't care if you believeor not, but I've never wanted to hurt you." Felicia's eyes turned red, so she quickly lowered her head. Her shoulders trembled as she lifted her foot, ready to run out.
Sierra had already seen through her plan and moved to block the doorway.
"You don't want to hurt me, but you want Janice to ruin me. She's an idiot, but you're sinister and so much more despicable than her. You had even told Janice earlier to..." Seeing that Sierra was about to repeat her words, Felicia panicked and reached out, attempting to cover her mouth.
However, her reaction only confirmed that Sierra was telling the truth.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtAt that moment, the teacher arrived for class and saw the group of students blocking the classroom door. With a book in hand, she herded the students like ducks.
"Class is starting! Why are you all still gathered here? Get back to your seats!" The students quickly made way for the teacher to pass, but before the teacher could step inside, someone loudly reported, "Ms. Bailey, Janice deliberately spread false rumors last night to pressure Sierra into withdrawing from the competition. That's a malicious act!" Janice did not deny it. Instead, she shot a sharp look at Felicia, knowing that if she herself were to be punished, Felicia would not be getting off the hook. This was because Felicia had been using her all along.
"Felicia toldto do so. She even said I'd be the most popular person in school if Sierra weren't here." "Janice!" Felicia exclaimed through gritted teeth. Sensing the crowd's accusing gazes, she quickly explained, "Ms. Bailey, they have misunderstood me. I just—" Before she could finish her sentence, the teacher, Rachel Bailey, said sternly, "All three of you, followto my office." The three of them followed behind Rachel Sierra walked calmly, Janice kept rolling her eyes at the other two, and Felicia was pale.
Once they arrived at the office, Rachel asked them to explain what had happened.
After hearing everything, Rachel turned to Felicia, reprimanding, "Only you know exactly what you were trying to do by saying those things. However, it's clear that you influenced Janice and ended up hurting someone else because of it." "How could you two even think of using public opinion to hurt someone? That's such a despicable move. Both of you should apologize to Sierra in front of the class and receive a warning." Janice reluctantly nodded, while Felicia paled. She lowered her head, making it impossible to read her expression.
When the next bell rang, Rachel led them back to the classroom.
Standing with her back to the podium, Sierra remained calm.
"I'm sorry. I shouldn't have used public opinion to hurt you. I didn't expect it to cause you so much trouble." Janice had cto realize her mistakes after hearing Rachel explain to her the consequences of spreading rumors.
Sierra then turned to Felicia.
"I'm sorry." Felicia's face was flushed red, and her head was hung so low it nearly touched her chest.
Outside the window, the students who had watched the scene unfold exchanged surprised glances. Their eyes turned toward Felicia with a newfound wariness.
Those who had been close to her were now wondering whether they had ever been used as well.
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Janice suddenly lifted her chin, her face filled with defiance. "Sierra, I'm apologizing because I did something N wrong, not because I like you. If we ever compete again, I will still be the champion!" Her gaze, when looking at Sierra, remained the sas before, filled with disdain and competitiveness.
Compared to someone like Janice, who was blunt and straightforward, the students found Felicia's fake attitude far more distasteful.
Realizing that her carefully crafted image was ruined, Felicia could not bear it anymore and quickly fled the classroom.
"Thank you, Ms. Bailey," Sierra mentioned sincerely, expressing her gratitude to Rachel. Then, she turned to: Janice and replied, "I'm not a hundred dollar bill, and I can't make everyone like me. As for first place, I'll be taking it back in the future."
Janice's stress levels skyrocketed, and she suddenly felt an urgent need to practice piano. However, she remained stubborn as she sneered, "You're just an opponent I had defeated!"
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