sbdcsierra Chapter 89 Childish Pranks
Chapter 89 Childish Pranks
Principal Meng paused for a moment, then added, "However, given Du Jie's academic performance, which is only average at No. 39 Middle School, other schools should be willing to accept him."
"Please understand the school's approach. A different environment might be better for Du Jie."
Qiu Fanghua stood at the office door, his hands clasped in front of his chest, his eyes filled with disdain and arrogance.
Upon hearing the suggestion to "transfer Du Jie to another school," Qiu Fanghua's lips curled into a barely perceptible sneer as she secretly plotted in her mind, "Transfer school?"
Although she did not object to Du Jie transferring schools to avoid the controversy that had already caused a huge uproar at the school, she would never allow the school to so easily grant Jiang Songchu's wish.
"Oh? Transfer schools? That's one option."
She said it casually, but her eyes gleamed with calculation.
"But then again, Du Jie's problem was just a small misunderstanding with his classmates, at most a childish prank."
Then everyone heard Qiu Fanghua's clear yet sharp voice, which carried not only a hint of amusement but also obvious indifference, leaving everyone present somewhat bewildered.
Principal Meng, Director Kong, and Teacher Liang looked at each other in astonishment, their eyes filled with the same shock as fallen leaves swept up by the wind.
They originally thought Qiu Fanghua would go along with the school's decision or hastily apologize, but they never expected her to so casually and arbitrarily attribute Du Jie's behavior to "mischief".
Principal Meng frowned deeply. This matter was no longer just about Du Jie; it concerned the school's reputation and discipline.
He secretly resolved to make Du Jie drop out of school no matter what, as a warning to others and to set a good example.
This is not only because his actions have seriously violated school rules, but also because the attitude of Qiu Fanghua, his mother, is unacceptable to No. 39 Middle School.
He knew that if Du Jie continued to stay here, it would only bring more trouble and disputes to the school.
"Du Jie's mother, please listen to me..."
Before Teacher Liang could even open her mouth, Qiu Fanghua rudely interrupted her, "Teacher Liang, look at Jiang Songchu for yourself. Isn't she perfectly fine? She has all her arms and legs. What kind of impact could it have?"
She seemed to have something to say, and her words drew frequent glances from the crowd, but Qiu Fanghua was completely oblivious to the tense atmosphere in the air.
"Does this mean that just because Jiang Songchu is a celebrity, your No. 39 Middle School doesn't care about the lives of other students? Does everyone have to give way to her?"
Qiu Fanghua's words were provocative; she seemed unconcerned about whether her words were appropriate or whether they would cause a bigger uproar.
The teachers' expressions changed, and Principal Meng's face became as dark as a storm cloud.
He took a deep breath and tried to keep his tone calm: "This is a decision made by the school after careful consideration and has nothing to do with Jiang Songchu."
"In addition, as Du Jie's teacher, I kindly suggest that you take Du Jie to see a therapist, as it may still be possible to intervene. We are doing this for Du Jie's own good."
Principal Meng's words carried a hint of helplessness and worry. He now understood that Du Jie's stubbornness stemmed from his mother's domineering nature.
As an educator and Du Jie's teacher, he could not stand idly by; his words at that moment were his final piece of advice.
But Qiu Fanghua rolled her eyes dismissively when she heard this.
"Stop trying to fob me off with those high-sounding words."
"In my opinion, Jiang Songchu should see a psychologist. He's been hogging someone else's property and won't let go..."
Just as Qiu Fanghua was about to continue her tirade, a deep and powerful voice interrupted her: "Mrs. Jia, I didn't expect you to dare threaten my Songchu in front of me."
Qiu Fanghua was taken aback and turned her gaze to the source of the sound. There she saw the tall, distinguished young man she had just met standing not far away, his eyes filled with a sense of authority as he stared coldly at her.
Her heart skipped a beat, and she instinctively asked, "Who the hell are you?" Her words carried a hint of provocation and dissatisfaction.
"Xie Linxiao from the Xie family of Nanlin City," the young man answered seriously, even smiling at Qiu Fanghua, though the smile didn't reach his eyes.
Jiang Songchu, who was listening nearby, couldn't help but burst out laughing.
However, Qiu Fanghua stood there stunned.
She hesitated, about to continue her tirade, but it seemed that the man in front of her was no ordinary person.
Suddenly realizing something, Qiu Fanghua's face turned deathly pale. Pointing at Xie Linxiao, she asked in a trembling voice, "Hong... Hongtian Entertainment's Xie Linxiao?"
Her voice was filled with fear and uncertainty, as if she were confirming a fact she didn't want to believe.
Xie Linxiao nodded slightly, without saying another word. He just gave her a cold look, but the sharp aura he inadvertently revealed was like a cold winter wind, making people shiver involuntarily.
Xie Linxiao's calm yet unquestionable expression made Qiu Fanghua lose all confidence in an instant.
She knew all too well that she had really messed up this time.
She might not know the Xie family, but she would certainly know the renowned Hongtian Entertainment, since the Jia family's influencer company also belongs to the entertainment industry.
In the entertainment industry, it's clear who the giants are, and Hongtian Entertainment undoubtedly deserves the title.
Qiu Fanghua's face instantly became more colorful than a palette. She quickly smiled apologetically and said, "I'm sorry, President Xie. I was blind to your greatness. I'll take Du Jie away right away and handle everything according to the school's regulations. I have no objections."
Du Jie stood to the side, his expression complex. After hesitating for a long time, he finally mustered up the courage to call out, "Mom..."
However, Qiu Fanghua seemed not to hear, not even giving Du Jie a second glance, and only focused on following Director Kong to quickly complete the formalities.
As soon as the formalities were completed, she grabbed Du Jie and hurriedly left the office, as if staying there for even a second longer would suffocate her.
Seeing that the matter had been properly resolved, Xie Linxiao, as Jiang Songchu's guardian, asked the teacher for leave and then took Jiang Songchu away from the school ahead of time.
Before leaving, Jiang Songchu made a point of thanking Qin Weiwei. Qin Weiwei smiled and waved, telling her not to be so clingy. The two smiled at each other and then went their separate ways.
Qin Weiwei watched Jiang Songchu's departing figure, her emotions unreadable.
She took out her phone and quickly sent a message to the other party, informing them that the matter had been resolved and that they didn't need to worry.
After successfully sending the message, she turned around and went back to the classroom to continue her lesson.
In the office, the teachers looked at each other, the atmosphere somewhat awkward.
Seeing this, Teacher Liang quickly made an excuse to prepare her lesson and hurriedly left the office.
Upon seeing this, Principal Meng and Director Kong exchanged a glance and whispered a few words to each other.
Anyone who overheard them would know that their words revealed their concern for the current state of No. 39 Middle School and their determination to thoroughly reform it.
Subsequently, all teachers received a notice to attend a meeting after school...