Chapter 126
Chapter 126 The Girl of All Boys‘ Dream
“Thank you for saving me, but I advise you to leave quickly. These thugs won’t let this matter go easily!”
Stephanie was in a mess. Her hair was blocking her sight, so she didn’t see that the person in front of he
r was Caspian.
“Ms. Wildman, it’s me!” Caspian lowered his voice.
It deeply upset Caspian to see his teacher, who had been so kind to him in the past, in such a
miserable state.
When Stephanie heard how she was being addressed, she instantly froze in ce. She pushed her hair
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aside and saw the person standing in front of her was Caspian.
“Caspian, it’s you! What a coincidence to meet you here!” Stephanie eximed with joy and
surprise.
She had taught many students, but most didn’t leave a strong impression. However, Caspian was unforg
ettable.
Despite his family’s poverty, he excelled academically.
She was naturally taken aback to meet him again after so many years.
“I happened to pass by here and saw this scene. What’s going on?” Caspian inquired.
“I was selling vegetables by the roadside, but these thugs demanded a fee. When I refused, they hit me,”
Stephanie said, her gaze filled with misery.
“Shouldn’t you be teaching at the school? Why have you be a street vendor?” Caspian asked, perpl
exed.
“I’m no longer a teacher. The school expelled me,” she replied with a hint of sadness as she lowered her
eyes.
“Why? What was the reason?” Caspian was astonished.
In his eyes, Stephanie excelled in both personality and teaching ability. The school should’ve promoted h
er, not expelled her!
“It’s a long story. Let’s find another ce to talk.” Stephanie feared that the thugs might return, so she wa
nted to leave the ce quickly.
“Sure, Ms. Wildman. Please get in my car.” Caspian, too, found that it wasn’t appropriate to linger there a
ny longer.
As for the overturned vegetable stand, Caspian wouldn’t le Stephanie do such business anymore. Since
he had met her again, he was determined to find a way to help her.
Caspian then helped Stephanie into his car, and Sylvia drove them away.
The thugs who were knocked to the ground noted down the license te of the SUV driven by Sylvia.
The yellow–haired thug made a call to his boss.
“Ms. Wildman, could you please tell me in detail why the school dismissed you?” Caspian asked eagerly
in the car.
“About half a year ago, there was a student named Jeremy Lincoln in my ss. He’s a spoiled child with
a powerful background. One evening after school, he attempted to force himself on a girl named Lana Th
omas.
“She refused and jumped from the fourth floor to escape. She sustained severe injuries and is currently u
ndergoing treatment
in the hospital. However, the school feared Jeremy’s background, so they kept the incident a secret,” Ste
phanie said somewhat angrily.
Caspian was furious when he heard this.
He had just finished a meeting with the responsible officials in Soutke City today and aimed to reform
the city. He hadn’t expected his own teacher to encounter such a situation.
“I couldn’t ept it. I wanted to help that girl and reported the matter to the Inspector General’s office.
“However, the boy’s family background was so powerful that they called the school and used me
of problematic teaching methods, which resulted in my dismissal,” she said helplessly.
“What happened next?”
“Then, I became the scapegoat for Lana’s incident. The final report issued by the school imed that I ph
ysically abused Lana, which led her to jump off the building due to emotional distress. Ultimately, I was
expelled from the school,” Stephanie answered with sadness in her
eyes.
She had carried this burden in her heart for a long time. She finally poured it all out after meeting someo
ne she could confide in.
“Bullshit! What kind of background does Jeremy have?” Caspian asked.
At this moment, his heart was filled with anger. His former teacher was subjected to such unfair treatmen
t and became a scapegoat, while the culprit was unscathed!
“Jeremy’s father, Belvin Lincoln, is the fourth–inmand in Soutke City,” Stephanie
said.
“It’s him?” Belvin was just a lowly official in Soutke City. He was so unimportant that he wasn’t even in
vited to today’s meeting.
Caspian was familiar with everything about Soutke City, including its political circles. Hence, he knew B
The meeting held by the investigative team today wasn’t something
Belvin could attend as he was far from qualified to join.
Belvin’s son not only attempted to force himself on a girl but also colluded with the school to cover up the
“Ms. Wildman, you could easily secure a position with your
abilities in another school. Why did you end up in such a situation?” Caspian asked, trying to ease the mo
He was well aware of her teaching skills and capabilities. It was impossible that no schools orpanies
Despite Stephanie being Caspian’s teacher, she was only four years older than him.
At that time, Stephanie had been admitted to a university and came to teach at Soutke City High Schoo
When Caspian was in his senior year in high school, he was only 17 or 18 years old. Meanwhile, Stephan
hardly any age difference between them.
Besides, she was the dream girl of all the boys in the ss back then!
Stephanie was the topic of discussion of countless boys.
It was very surprising for a beautiful and talenteddy like her to end up in such a predicament.
“After the school expelled me, the public assumed that I was responsible for the girl’s incident. Not a singl
“The Lincoln family stated that any organization or school that employed me would be going against them
“Ms. Wildman, trust me. I have a way to get you back to teaching,” Caspian said firmly.
“Please spare me theforting words. You’ve no background. How could you possibly contend with the
However, she didn’t know that her former student was now a powerful figure, the Diatoranian God of War,
She only knew that he had be the son–inw of the Stewart family.