Be never thought that at this crucial moment, Wendy would unhesitatingly sever ties with her.


    She stared at Wendy with wide eyes, “You were the one who told me that Charlotte’s dress was in the changing room, implying


    that | could destroy it...”


    “| didn’t!” Wendy firmly denied it, “l was just worried that someone would destroy Charlotte’s dress again, | never implied that you


    should destroy it...”


    Wendy looked at Be with conviction, “You kept saying you needed to go to the bathroom, didn’t you? If | had known you were


    going to destroy Charlotte’s dress, | would have stopped you.”


    Be had never hated someone so much before. Just being around Wendy made her feel nauseous.


    She knew what Wendy was up to.Content rights belong to N?velDrama.Org.


    Wendy had nned from the beginning to make her do something bad, which was why she kept bringing up Charlotte''s dress.


    Be red at Wendy, “I want to see who would be foolish enough to be friends with you after learning from my mistake!”


    After that, she turned to the headmistress and said, “How do you want to punish me? It’s up to you.”


    Wendy was surprised that Be admitted to her actions so easily and publicly confronted her.


    Even though no one said anything, she could feel the change in everyone''s gaze.


    But no matter how sharp their looks were, Wendy had to stand tall. If she left, everyone would be even more convinced of their


    suspicions.


    For the first time, Wendy regretted having a conflict with Charlotte.


    The headmistress immediately looked sternly at Be, “You are really foolish! Just because of a small conflict between


    ssmates, you used such despicable means against your fellow student! | am very disappointed in you.”


    Be didn’t care about the headmistress’s reprimand and kept her eyes on Wendy.


    After scolding Be, the headmistress finally decided to give her a minor infraction.


    Congreve was not satisfied with this oue, as everyone knew this incident was rted to Wendy, but there was no evidence


    to prove it.


    “| sent my child to this school to study, not to be mistreated,” Congreve frowned and looked at the headmistress disapprovingly.


    The headmistress was also helpless, knowing that she couldn’t easily provoke Congreve. She apologized repeatedly, “We


    should’ve dealt with this matter sooner. We are truly sorry.”


    For Congreve, the apologies from Be and the headmistress were meaningless. The damage had already been done, and their


    simple apologies couldn''t solve it.


    He wanted to say something else, but Charlotte stopped him, “It’s okay, I’m safe and sound anyways...”