Chapter 374
The others immediately looked at Ophelia; their expressions were either gloating or sympathetic. Wade was very protective, especially fond of and supportive of the student Isabelle. Ophelia had just embarrassed Isabelle yesterday, and today Wade specifically requested a meeting. It was easy to guess that it wouldnโt be something good.
Ophelia looked normal and said, โOkay.โ
Ten minutes later, Ophelia met Wade. In his forties or fifties, wearing glasses, he appeared as a strict middle-aged man. But when he saw Isabelle, his gaze softened a bit. โYouโre here.โ
Isabelle nodded respectfully, โTeacher.โ
The others greeted, โMr. Cooley.โ
Wade nodded, and then his gaze fell on Ophelia. โIs this Ophelia, the student who just arrived yesterday?โ
The tone was somewhat cold, and a stern gaze swept over Ophelia, putting her under considerable pressure. Ophelia, however, didnโt even furrow her brows. Having been by Winfordโs side for a long time, what was a little pressure?
โYes, Mr. Cooley, I understand,โ she nodded without changing her expression.
Wade was clearly dissatisfied with her. He snorted coldly and, in front of everyone, said directly: โI heard that you scored a perfect mark, so you were very arrogant and didnโt even care about Isabelle, the top student at the Medical School. But how did you achieve such results? I wonโt investigate, nor will I ask Ms. Wilson who is still in Kingchester. You know it in your own heart!โ
โFurthermore, there is a motto in National Medical School, which is to be humble in learning and to be friendly with fellow students. I hope you can remember that I donโt want yesterdayโs incident to happen again!โ
The room was silent, and no one dared to speak, all looking at Ophelia with subtle scrutiny. It seems that Wade really dislikes her; otherwise, he wouldnโt have directly implied in front of everyone that her grades were fake, and even warned her not to target Isabelle anymore.
If others were targeted like this, they would probably feel ashamed and angry, unable to lift their heads, and obediently listen to the reprimand. But Ophelia was not that kind of person.
She lifted her eyelids and looked at Wade, who had a cold expression on his face, and said directly: โI had two questions.โ
โFirst, did Mr. Cooley see me cheating with his own eyes? Or is there any evidence?โ
โIf there is evidence, please present it. If there is no evidence, is it not inappropriate for an assistant dean to speak out and make baseless speculations?โ
โSecondly, what did I do wrong yesterday? Shouldnโt I have said that I am Harrietโs daughter? But that was the truth; what couldnโt be said about it?โ
Or is it that Mr. Cooley is angry because I made your student feel wronged, so now you are using the power of the assistant dean to seek revenge and reprimand me?
The air was filled with silence. Everyone looked at Ophelia in disbelief, surprised to see how brave she was. This was Wade!
โYou!โ Wadeโs face turned pale. โOphelia! Who gave you the audacity to speak to me like this?!โ
Ophelia stood straight, her face unchanged. โWhy couldnโt I speak like this?โ
Wade angrily slammed the book in his hand onto the table. โDo you even know how to respect your teachers and follow the principles of righteousness?โ
Ophelia blinked her beautiful eyes and said, โI know, but itโs already this era. Shouldnโt teachers let go of personal grudges and intentionally target me? Is National Medical School really that conservative?โ
Wade almost fainted!
โOphelia!โ Isabelle said sternly, โYouโโ
โPlease, do not speak,โ Ophelia interrupted with a half-smile. โAre you, as a beneficiary, now intending to accuse me?โ