Chapter 260
But for Lemira, this wasn’t exactly rocket science.
She went straight for the jugular and hacked into Susanna’s phone. Sure enough, she found texts where Susanna was trash–talking her in their Business School group chat.
After a quick glance, Lemira scoured Susanna’s phone and stumbled upon a password–protected file.
Upon cracking it open, she was greeted with a trove of photos and videos detailing the bullying of a girl.
Clicking on one of the videos, she watched the harrowing process of the girl being humiliated and verbally abused.
Lemira had only seen this level of bullying on TV shows before. She could hardly believe such malice existed in real life! Especially since the girl had taken her own life, and yet, the bullying didn’t stop. A new target had been chosen instead.
No wonder Susanna was so adept at rallying the whole class to ostracize Lemira. She was a seasoned pro! Lemira copied all the photos and videos. She then took control of Susanna’s phone and dumped all the evidence on Twitter, captioning
you dare!” it, “I’m the bully behind the suicide. Come at me if
After that, Lemira logged off Susanna’s phone and erased all traces of her digital footprint. Since Susanna was so arrogant, she could make things escalated.
Having set the stage, she went to bed. The next morning before getting up, Lemira checked Twitter only to find the post from Susanna’s account had been deleted. However, the videos and photos had been saved and were still circulating online.
It seemed the Sinclair family had acted swiftly, but the internet never forgets. Those photos and videos were out there forever.
With Susanna now in police custody, those videos and photos should come to the police’s assistance in the investigation. Heading to class as usual, Lemira noticed a lot of glances casting over as entering the classroom, but she remained unfazed, taking her usual spot at the front.
Soon after, she was summoned by the supervisor.
As Lemira left the room, students‘ whispers about the solution of this unfolding drama filled the air.
Clara, ever the schadenfreude enthusiast, speculated, “I bet Lemira will be disciplined, and maybe get expelled!”
Janice whispered, “Maybe not. What if the investigation proves the forum posts were unfounded?”
“How could they be unfounded? Lemira’s someone whose parents died. How does she afford designer clothes? Clearly, her money’s dirty!”
Clara was still irked despite her phone being back in action. She couldn’t stand the thought of apologizing to Lemira, wishing Lemira would get punished this time and unlock others‘ phones.
Upon reaching the principal’s office, Lemira was greeted by the supervisor and the computer science teacher.
The supervisor’s tone was accusatory, “Lemira, if you claim the forum posts are slander, then explain this photo. Were you or were you not spending the night with him?”
Lemira took a glimpse; the photo in question showed her getting out of Orion’s car.
With a cool response, Lemira clarified, “He and I are simply acquaintances. There’s no sugar daddy situation like the posts suggest.” “And how do you propose to prove that?”
“I’ll vouch for her.”
Lemira turned to see Lucian stepped in, yet she was far from pleased to see him.
Her annoyance was palpable, “What are you doing here?”
She was confident in her ability to handle the situation alone.
“Come on, Lemmy. With all this chaos and you didn’t think to tell me? Of course, I had to be here. I won’t stand by while you’re slandered!”
-Lucian was visibly upset as he addressed the supervisor, “I’ve already contacted a lawyer. We’ll get to the bottom of the slander case.”
The supervisor eyed Lucian, “And who might you be to Lemira?”
Judging from his attire, he looked someone wealthy. Maybe he was some man she met from her life outside school?
