Chapter 1374: Old General Takes the Field, One is Worth Two

Shi Youxuan spoke in a tone as if chatting with an old friend, yet her words made Liu Jun tremble with fear. She said, "You aren't just trying to deal with a newly hired teacher by doing this; your main target is actually our family, right?"

"As long as Teacher Luo can't withstand your pressure, or says one wrong word, you will immediately shift everyone's attention..."

Liu Jun's legs began to shake involuntarily.

Everything she said was correct.

These were all his inner thoughts; this woman hadn't been seen for many years, yet she was still so formidable.

But he would not admit it; he wasn't stupid.

Just as Liu Jun wanted to deny it, Shi Youxuan didn't give him the chance. She continued, "You have already found a tabloid reporter ready to expose this, right? Don't be in such a hurry to deny it; I have the chat logs between you and the reporter in my hands. You can't deny this."

"Do you want your career, or do you want to vent your anger? You choose for yourself. You are a smart person; I believe you will make the right judgment."

After Shi Youxuan finished speaking, she hung up the phone, then called her son back to tell him it was resolved.

Sleep well tonight, and the sun will rise as usual tomorrow!

Liu Jun wore a mournful face as he went to the room where Teacher Luo was being held once again.

He pushed the door open and bowed three times, at ninety degrees.

Teacher Luo was startled: "Director, what is the meaning of this?"

Bowing three times for no reason was quite creepy and also unlucky.

Liu Jun apologized honestly: "I'm sorry, Teacher Luo. I apologize to you. This time it was all my fault. It was my investigation that wasn't thorough enough, causing you to be wronged."

Teacher Luo:...

He was completely bewildered.

The situation had reversed too quickly and too suddenly; he hadn't even prepared himself. What was going on?

But it didn't matter if he didn't understand it yet; he could think about it slowly. Now was the perfect time to ask about the whistleblower.

"Director, this matter cannot be blamed on you. It was all that person who reported me; she has bad intentions. She has a grudge against me and has always wanted me to have bad luck. You were also deceived by her."

Teacher Luo was still quite capable; he stated his position in a few words.

Not only did he flatter Director Liu, but he also shifted the topic between the two of them to the whistleblower.

Anyway, it couldn't be hidden, so he might as well just say it. He needed to send this god away quickly; the sooner they left, the sooner he would have peace.

"Teacher Luo, I thought about it after going back just now. Although it is the rule that the whistleblower cannot be revealed to the person being reported, rules are made by people, right? We can make an exception!"

Liu Jun betrayed Teacher Tian, and he betrayed her quite thoroughly.

He not only told Teacher Luo that the person who went to the Education Bureau to report him was Teacher Tian, but he also provided the recording of the report at the time.

The recording wasn't intentional on his part, but a mandatory item in the procedure to prevent any future problems and make it easier to define responsibility.

Thus, Teacher Luo knew the whole process of being reported. He left the Education Bureau, aggressive and ready to return to school to settle the score with that old woman!

It was too hateful, stabbing him in the back.

When Teacher Luo returned to school, it happened to be the time for school to let out.

Students poured out of every classroom like a tide, rushing toward the Cafeteria, the dormitories, and the school gate.

Just at this moment, many people noticed that the senior year teachers' office was arguing.

Consequently, the whole school knew about this matter.

The Principal was still in his office thinking about how to downplay this matter after Teacher Luo returned, but before he could act, the conflict had escalated.

This was the scene he least wanted to see.

The teachers were arguing incessantly inside the office, while the students were packed tightly outside the office, watching the excitement.

"What are you doing? What are you all doing? Go away, don't crowd here." The Principal said with a dark face, chasing the students away.

He walked into the office. There were still people watching the excitement inside, of course, all teachers of various subjects. The two people surrounded in the middle—one was aggressive, the other was sophistical—refusing to admit anything!

Teacher Tian's face turned the color of a pig's liver, one finger pointing at Teacher Luo, "trembling" slightly from anger: "You are talking nonsense, you are slandering me."

Her other hand was tightly clutching the position of her heart, and her body was shaking incessantly, as if she could faint at any moment.

The colleagues who were just watching the excitement now changed their attitudes, no longer standing by, and one after another persuaded Teacher Luo.

"Little Luo, that's enough."

"Exactly, anyway you are fine, don't be aggressive. If you push someone to have something happen to them, you will have psychological trauma for the rest of your life."

Recently in society, there have been several cases where one party had a heart attack and died due to an argument, and the other party had to pay money.

It wasn't just the two parties involved; even the people watching from the sidelines would have joint liability.

Teacher Luo observed carefully. Although Teacher Tian's body was tottering, her face was still flushed red. The redness was from anxiety and shame; if it were a heart attack, her face should be pale.

Her complexion hadn't changed much, and there was no cold sweat on her forehead. Just "shaking"—that was faking illness; who couldn't do that?

He could completely collapse on the ground, use Teacher Tian's routine, and just say he was angered by her.

Call 120.

Find a reporter.

Didn't she want to muddle through this matter by "getting sick"?

Then he would also make a big deal out of it by "getting sick."

Whether it's red or black, public opinion has its own way of distinguishing.

But he didn't do that.

Teacher Luo saw the Principal enter and dropped a sentence: "You see clearly now what this matter is all about, right?" After he finished speaking, he left the office.

The next day.

After Teacher Luo came to work, he was immediately called to the office by the Principal.

There was another person in the office—Teacher Tian!

Teacher Tian apologized to him, a very solemn apology: "I'm sorry, Teacher Luo. It is my fault that your reputation was damaged. I am the one who went to the Education Bureau to report you, but I did it for the good of the school and for your own good."

"As teachers, many of our students' parents are wealthy people. In order for their own children to enjoy more and better resources, they will give gifts, money, and such to the homeroom teacher. I was also afraid that you wouldn't be able to resist the temptation and would go down the wrong path..."

Teacher Luo was about to explode with anger.

How could there be such a shameless person?

To have backstabbing described in such a fresh and refined way, he had truly gained some insight; he had never seen such a thing before.

"I thank you." He turned to the Principal and said, "I do not accept this kind of apology. Or, Teacher Tian can repeat the words she just said to me in front of all the teachers and students of the school. If everyone thinks she is right, then I will accept her apology."

After he finished speaking, he left.

Teacher Tian took the opportunity to sow discord: "Principal, look at how arrogant this person is. Just because he managed to lead a poor class well, his tail is about to wag up to the sky."

"If this goes on for a while longer, I'm afraid he won't even put you in his eyes, Principal."

The Principal thought to himself: Aren't all people with a little bit of achievement like this?

Didn't you also not put me in your eyes before this?

Teacher Tian was very double-standard; she didn't think there was anything wrong when she did it herself, but if others did the same, then it was unforgivable!