Hidden identities of the AI Heiress

The little girl stood obediently, her face showing no fluctuation of emotion, as she looked at the book that was torn up on the floor.

Who was the real victim here?

“Who tore it?”

Jiang Huai’s eyes darted around, avoiding.

Qiao Yun explained, “He did.”

Wu Xianfeng wished he could grab Jiang Huai by the ear, “Why did you tear up Qiao’s book for no good reason?”

“She threw away my book first.”

Jiang Huai felt wronged; if Qiao Yun hadn’t thrown away his book first, would he have torn hers?

“First of all, he has no evidence to prove it was me who threw his book away, yet he jumped to conclusions and tore up my book, and that behavior is wrong.”

“Given the severity of the incident, we must call the parents. Mr. Wu, call Jiang Huai’s parents right away, and have them come to the school immediately.”

“Such behavior must not be condoned; it deserves a serious warning and punishment.”

Qiao Yun commanded Wu Xianfeng with an assertive attitude.

Wu Xianfeng: “…”

Wait a minute, isn’t he the teacher?

Why did he get the impression that Qiao Yun was the teacher?

And he even subconsciously picked up the phone, ready to make a call.

Jiang Huai was unhappy: “Why call parents over such a trivial matter?”

Wu Xianfeng pinched the bridge of his nose, “Alright, get your parents here.”

Qiao Yun had no objections.

Jiang Huai dared not tell his parents about the incident; he was usually trouble-prone, and his parents would surely not believe him. In the end, he simply made a call to ask a distant cousin to come help him out.

Although Qiao Yun was a member of the Lu Family, his cousin also had some clout. They weren’t very close, only starting to hang out together this summer vacation through playing video games.

Even if someone from the Lu Family showed up, he wouldn’t be afraid anymore.

During the wait for the parents, Wu Xianfeng learned about what had happened.

“So, your book was thrown in the trash, and you just assumed it was Qiao Yun who did it?”

Jiang Huai explained, “Who else could it be but her? And during PE, she disappeared for half the class and nobody can vouch for her.”

Wu Xianfeng was silent for a moment before asking Qiao Yun, “Your turn to talk.”

“I didn’t throw it away,” Qiao Yun said, voice bland, “I was sleeping at the time.”

Now Wu Xianfeng was distressed.

There was no evidence to prove Qiao Yun did it, but there was also no evidence to prove she didn’t do it.

The classmates all had alibis, and Qiao Yun had also disappeared for half a class, with no one to testify that she indeed went to rest.

So…

Could the book have flown into the trash on its own???

What was this mess? The Lu Family was not to be trifled with, and Jiang Huai’s parents were also very unreasonable. If he didn’t handle this matter properly, was his career going to end here?

When Wu Xianfeng informed the parents, since the Lu couple did not answer their phones, he called Lu Jingzhi instead.

Lu Jingzhi thought something serious had happened to Qiao Yun. Hanging up the phone and about to rush over, he was about to drive when he saw the message Lu Ting had sent him earlier.

Qiao Yun had cheated, and she didn’t know what to do.

Lu Jingzhi was completely baffled; so Qiao Yun was called to the school because of cheating?

At that moment, he couldn’t describe his feelings: disappointment, anger, humiliation, and a bit of “just as I thought”…

He had no face to go to the school, but he couldn’t just not go either.

As soon as he arrived at the office, before Wu Xianfeng could speak, Lu Jingzhi apologized first: “Mr. Wu, this was Qiaoqiao’s fault. We will definitely teach her properly in the future. Please give her another chance, I will ensure she studies hard and never cheats again.”

“Ah?”

Wu Xianfeng looked bewildered, and after a long while, he quickly explained, “Qiao has not cheated; it was all a misunderstanding that has been cleared up.”

Lu Jingzhi looked at Wu Xianfeng in astonishment.