Chapter 1034: Chapter 1034: This Person is Way Too Shameless!
"It seems that the writing is indeed Xavieraâs, but Lance Steel claims itâs his? Do you think Xaviera is easy to bully just because sheâs a college teacher?"
"Lance wants to claim Xavieraâs work, not expecting her to know Mr. Uland and coincidentally record the process of her writing."
Everyone did not expect the outcome of the cheating incident to be like this, and they all looked at Lance incredulously. Who could believe that a master in the calligraphy field would maliciously seize the work of an amateur player?
Page Uland raised his eyes and looked at Lance coldly: "The facts are in front of you. What else do you have to say?"
Lanceâs face was pale, and his body wobbled. He quickly supported himself by holding onto a chair and managed to stand still. His vision was a bit blurry, and he trembled as he glanced at Uland and then turned to look at Xaviera.
"What, have nothing to say? Apologize to Xaviera!" Page Uland scolded: "As a senior in the calligraphy world, you try to seize a juniorâs work and slander her for cheating. If I hadnât come to clear her of the injustice today, Xaviera would have had to bear the curse of cheating! She hasnât done anything wrong, but just because she is too talented, too capable, she has to be wronged by you. Is this fair to her?"
Page Uland has always been gentle and polite, but at this moment, he sternly scolded Lance, showing how angry he was.
The Class 3 students were similarly angry, and the leader of sports yelled to Lance: "Mr. Uland is right! Just because Miss Evans is too outstanding, you become jealous and frame her. Donât you owe her an apology for your wrongdoing?"
"Do you know that once Xaviera is determined to have cheated, sheâll be expelled from school and carry that stigma, laughed at by everyone? And not only will you suffer no losses, but youâll also get a perfect piece of art for free. What a good plan, only you never thought that doing bad things would be exposed one day!"
"Donât think you can do whatever you want because of your status! Weâve been studying all these years, not to be used as stepping stones by people like you! We also want to showcase our works and stand out!"
The students in the audience roared angrily, not only for Xaviera but also for themselves, they were unwilling to have their achievements stolen by others.
The students all stood up and shouted. Even the principal, who was nearby, said with a dark face, "Mr. Steel, you claimed Miss Evansâs work as yours and slandered her reputation. The school can sue you based on the law. Also, Mr. Lentz, you were involved in this matter too; do you have any explanations?"
Lance Steel and Joan Lentzâs faces were pale, their throats dry, and they couldnât utter a word.
Winifred Drew in the audience trembled slightly, cold sweat breaking out on her forehead, her heart pounding violently.
She kept reassuring herself that this had nothing to do with her; she had merely raised a question. She didnât say the piece belonged to Mr. Steel; it was Lance himself who had admitted it.
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Lance clenched his teeth, knowing that at this point, there was no way to justify himself, but he still couldnât help but say: "She is just an amateur player. Itâs an honor for her to have her work taken by me. She wonât even enter the calligraphy world, so the piece would just be sitting there. It might as well be given to me, and I would compensate her accordingly afterward. Mr. Uland, we are both seniors in the calligraphy world; why do we have to be against each other?"
These words were transmitted through a microphone nearby, and the students all widened their eyes when they heard them.
He took away Xavieraâs piece, and she should feel honored? This guy had no shame!
Now that the truth was out, Lance not only wrongly claimed Xavieraâs work but also tried to frame her. He didnât even want to apologize, and brazenly said it was Xavieraâs honor!
Page Uland twitched the corner of his mouth. He slowly walked forward, with his strong aura pressing down on Lance, who couldnât raise his head. The atmosphere suddenly became tense, and after a long silence, he finally spoke slowly: "Do you think that just because the other party is an amateur player without a background, they can be easily manipulated? Now Iâve cleared Xavieraâs injustice, but if she were really wronged by you, you would have ruined the life of a young person, and you are not even remorseful, but still feel very resentful?"
Lance hung his head, but still refused to accept the situation: "As long as she admitted earlier that her submitted work had been replaced, there would have been no loss for both parties. Iâve given her a way out, but she, a junior, insists on confronting me... "
"By what right?" Page Ulandâs eyes were filled with anger, and his voice suddenly turned icy cold: "Why should she admit? Itâs her work, after all. Why should she go against her own heart? Moreover, she has a status that doesnât require her to bow to anyone!"