She Said I Wouldn’t Finish Middle School, I Just Became the Principal Who Rejected Her Daughter Chapter 06

She Said I Wouldn’t Finish Middle School, I Just Became the Principal Who Rejected Her Daughter Chapter 06

I pulled a thick stack of bank transfer records from 

the folder and threw them directly in front of the oversight panel chair. 

“Since the District Office sent you here to 

investigate, let’s investigate properly.” 

The panel chair picked up the records with trembling hands. After one glance, cold sweat 

broke out across his forehead. 

I faced the microphone, my voice perfectly calm. 

“Chloe Carter’s so–called first place in the State Math Olympiad came from Margaret Whitman abusing her position as chairwoman of the City Education Board to obtain leaked exam questions 

in advance.” 

“Her so–called National French Contest gold medal came from Margaret paying one hundred 

thousand dollars to bribe three key judges on the 

evaluation panel.” 

“As for her record of ranking first districtwide on 

every benchmark exam…” 

I looked coldly at Dean Reed, who was standing nearby and trembling from head to toe. 

“Dean Reed, do I need to play the surveillance footage of you slipping photocopied answer keys into Chloe Carter’s desk before every exam?” 

Dean Reed’s legs gave out, and he collapsed to the 

floor. 

“Principal Hart… I was wrong… I was forced to do it. Vice Principal Carter and Chairwoman Whitman 

made me.” 

Dean Reed broke down completely and began 

sobbing. 

“They said if I refused, they’d have me kicked out of Northview Preparatory Academy. I still have a 

mortgage to pay.” 

Daniel rushed over and kicked Dean Reed hard. 

“You’re lying. You’re making false accusations.” 

The entire stage fell into chaos. 

Below the stage, reporters began snapping 

photos like mad. Camera flashes burst so brightly 

that the auditorium looked almost white. 

“Massive scandal. Top preparatory academy 

administrators and City Board of Education 

chairwoman involved in academic fraud.” 

“MIT nomination used as bargaining chip for the 

powerful.” 

Reporters shouted into their cameras, and the 

entire auditorium spun out of control. 

Margaret’s face twitched violently. 

The mask she had worn all her life, the prestige 

she had used to tower over everyone else, was 

stripped away in that moment. 

“Cut the livestream. Cut it now.” 

She lunged at a reporter’s camera, frantic and 

unhinged, but no one paid her any attention. 

Chloe was crying so hard that her makeup ran 

down her face. She screamed at me in hysteria. 

“Evelyn Hart, you ruined me. You ruined my life. 

You bitch.” 

“I ruined you?” 

I strode down from the stage and stopped in front 

of Chloe. 

Then I grabbed her by the collar and yanked her up 

from the floor. 

“Chloe Carter, you ruined yourself.” 

“You hoarded the best educational resources and 

used the vilest methods to crush ordinary people 

who were fighting with everything they had.” 

“You destroyed Noah’s model, drove Hannah out 

of school, and built your perfect image on the 

people you hurt.” 

“All I did was tear off the pretty mask you were 

hiding behind.” 

I shoved her away hard. 

Chloe collapsed to the floor in a helpless heap. 

Just then, the doors of the auditorium were 

pushed open. 

Several stern–faced investigators in dark jackets. 

walked in. 

The man leading them showed his credentials. 

“Joint investigation team from the State Inspector General’s Office and the State Department of 

Education.” 

The oversight panel chair immediately straightened and went to greet him. 

The team leader scanned the room coldly. 

“We have received a signed complaint alleging 

that Margaret Whitman, chairwoman of the City 

Education Board, and Daniel Carter, vice principal 

of Northview Preparatory Academy, are involved in 

serious ethics violations, criminal misconduct, and 

pay–to–play corruption.” 

“You are being taken in for questioning.” 

The moment Margaret heard the words “State 

Inspector General’s Office,” her eyes rolled back, 

and she fainted on the spot.