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The calls to Tamika, Jaylene, and Ms. Wyatt remained relatively few.

Finally, Alaricka called her school teacher, who'd already tried reaching her over a dozen times that morning, likely related to the doxxing.

As soon as the call connected, the Dean’s fiery voice came through. The Dean was a middle-aged man with a loud and high-pitched voice, smooth-talking and aggressive.

“Alaricka, look at the situation now. See how our school’s teachers and students are being harassed because of your personal issues? From yesterday to today, calls keep coming in non-stop. They curse the principal, then the teachers, then the students, and even the parents! And several of your classmates have already received harassing calls.

“Right now, our office landline is still ringing constantly with calls. A bunch of parents and students have complained, saying if we don’t handle this, they’ll report it to the education authorities. Think hard about how to solve this. I don’t even understand where those people got the contact information? And you, come back to school immediately to discuss how to resolve this with us. Don’t keep hiding like a turtle. This mess is your fault, so figure out how to fix it. Don’t let the teachers and students take the blame for you.”

The Dean spoke with cadence. Alaricka listened silently, slowly lowering her eyelids, her hands on the blanket gradually tightening their grip.

After the Dean finished, he gasped loudly, “Alaricka, don’t stay silent.”

Alaricka opened her mouth and whispered, “I know.”

The Dean immediately raised his voice, tone disgusted, “What do you know? You say you know? Be at the principal’s office at three this afternoon. We need to discuss this properly. You must come. If not, we’ll handle it ourselves.”

Alaricka’s voice was low, “Okay, I know.”

The Dean was quiet for a moment, then said, “Alaricka, you should be grateful to the school. If it were another school, they wouldn’t even discuss it with you; they’d just expel you outright. You should thank us for still wanting to talk to you.”

Alaricka hummed in response and said no more.

The Dean suddenly choked up, then said with disdain, “Everyone’s trying to solve this problem for you, and this is your attitude?”

With that, the Dean immediately hung up.

Alaricka watched as her phone, just hung up, immediately rang again with an unknown number. She silently lowered her eyelids.

The maid standing beside her heard the call clearly and couldn’t help frowning, “Ms. Huston, what are they saying? Why are they calling you back to school?"

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