Rebirth: Inheriting Millions In The Eighties
Chapter 167 Exposing the Truth 3_1

Chapter 167: Chapter 167 Exposing the Truth 3_1

Broadcasting room.

Xia Ningxing pressed the head of the arts committee member directly against the microphone.

Then, the whole school heard a childish female voice coming from the broadcast—

"Apologize quickly."

Hearing this voice, all the teachers and students of the school couldn’t help but be stunned, staring blankly at the loudspeakers.

Apology? Apologize for what?

The students of Class One recognized that it was Xia Ningxing’s voice and were all puzzled.

Who was she asking to apologize?

Some smart person guessed, "Do you think it could be because of the incident during the art festival when Xia Ningxing’s program was maliciously changed?"

"Don’t say it, it’s really possible!"

In a flash, all the students perked up their ears, staring intently at the loudspeaker hanging on the upper left side of the classroom.

Xia Jiaojiao bit her lip, her lips already seeping blood, and her heart was racing.

At the same time, Lu Tingli put down the pen he was writing with and slightly narrowed his eyes.

Another voice laden with a sobbing tone came through the broadcast—

"Xia Ningxing, I am sorry, I am now apologizing to you in front of the entire school. I shouldn’t have changed your original singing program just because of Xia Jiaojiao’s kiss and the temptation to be my girlfriend, I am truly sorry..."

As soon as these words fell, the whole school was in an uproar.

All of Class One turned their gazes to Xia Jiaojiao.

"Oh my dear mother, she actually kissed the arts committee member, and now she’s actually his girlfriend!"

"I never expected someone who seems so proud and pure usually to be so filthy behind the scenes, going to such lengths to achieve her goals."

"Actually, seeing Xia Jiaojiao’s pale look today, I already guessed that this matter might have something to do with her. I didn’t expect it really was her doing, it’s just disgusting!"

"Disgusting!"

Tears instantly burst from Xia Jiaojiao’s eyes, and her eyes turned bloodshot with panic as she shook her head at the crowd, "I didn’t... I didn’t... It’s Xia Ningxing and the arts committee member who framed me..."

"Oh, it’s defamation, is it? But why don’t I believe you?" the classmates couldn’t help but burst into laughter.

Today, everyone in City No.1 Middle School saw how upset Xia Ningxing was after winning the award, and they didn’t know the reason before, but now what was unclear?

"Xia Jiaojiao, follow me to the principal’s office!" At that moment, the homeroom teacher came in with a serious face, calling for her while stepping in her small leather shoes.

Meanwhile, in the broadcasting room, the arts committee member and Xia Ningxing were also called to the principal’s office.

When the three met, the atmosphere instantly became tense.

"What the hell is going on here, is everything you just said true?"

The principal, furious, slapped the desk, his beard trembling.

The arts committee member hung his head in dejection, "It’s true..."

"Don’t talk nonsense, how could I do such a thing with you, don’t slander me!" Xia Jiaojiao exploded.

"Slander, is it? Then would you like to take a look at this?" At that moment, Xia Ningxing casually took out a pink letter from her pocket, her clear eyes half-smiling.

This was the letter of promise that the arts committee member had Xia Jiaojiao write to be his girlfriend. He carried it with him all the time, occasionally taking it out to admire the inappropriate words inside.

Tsk tsk, what a player!

Seeing this, Xia Jiaojiao suddenly felt as if she had fallen into an ice pit, her eyes widening in horror.

She naturally knew what it was!

"Give it to me!" she screamed, trying to lunge forward to snatch it.

Xia Ningxing, however, swiftly stepped back a few paces, directly handing the pink letter to the principal.

Ha!

Did she look like a fool!

Would she give her the chance to destroy the evidence!

After the principal read the contents inside, he flew into a rage, pointing at Xia Jiaojiao, "How could we have a shameless student like you in our school, writing such libertine words to a boy—aren’t you ashamed? If I were your parents, I would beat you to death!"

In later generations, early romance would have parents and teachers pinning you to the ground for a scolding, let alone in such a conservative era regarding male-female relationships.

It’s just different now, otherwise, a thorough punishment would be in store.