Chapter 183: Chapter 183: The Wind Has Shifted
Chapter 183 The Winds Have Changed
The Jiang Family’s treatnt of Jiang ngyu is really disheartening.
To not only steal soone’s university opportunity but also sell them into the mountains to be a Shared Wife, how deep must their hatred be to do such a thing!
Such a grudge, not to ntion the endless troubles caused by identity theft, one wouldn’t want the other party to get the university opportunity even without any risks, right?
To not have thrown you in jail is already more rciful than you deserve.
In fact, ngyu did plan to send the Jiang Family’s parents to jail, but their connections and energy were so powerful that not even Gu Dongxing could shake them, so they’re left to jump around for now.
Thanks to the opportunity the teacher intentionally created for ngyu, she exposed Jiang Huaiyu’s true face. She refuted Cai Yingdi’s rumor-dispelling argunts, and by the ti class ended, the news had spread quickly across the campus. All the rumors that were circulating lted away like snow doused with hot water.
The students then realized that all the gossip that had been spread around campus was false. They were all rumors made by others to slander Jiang ngyu.
Once ngyu’s words were brought out and analyzed, all the rumors crumbled without being attacked.
Jiang Huaiyu, who had previously been the object of sympathy, beca scorned by everyone as a cunning and manipulative woman.
Just tell , your sister raised you, how can you bear to keep bullying your sister?
Where were you when your sister was beaten?
When your sister was hungry, where were you? Why was it soone else and not you, the kind sister, who gave her sothing to eat?
Where were you when your sister had to pick through trash to study?
Tell , how could you let your sister do your laundry after moving on to high school and yet claim you never treated your sister like a servant?
Tell , didn’t you know that your mother was going to sell your sister into the mountains to beco a Shared Wife?
It was always you who respectfully served your sister that sweet poisoned wine, wasn’t it? What did you do after your sister fell? You did nothing, right? So you just watched your sister being sold by your mother without trying to stop it, correct?
No, at that ti, you must have been gloating over her disaster, right? After all, once your sister was down, you could assu her identity and go to university. With your grades, you weren’t supposed to be able to get into university while still in high school.
Then say, when your mother wanted to give you the university slot that your sister had worked hard to earn, you didn’t know? You didn’t know, but you still went on to study? Didn’t you realize you were using your sister’s identity?
But how co I heard you were called Jiang ngyu at the university?
What’s that, you say it was because your sister didn’t want to go and that’s why you went? Why would soone take the exams if they didn’t want to go? That’s a story to fool a ghost.
Are you saying your mother tricked you? Your mother gave birth to you, held you dear in the palm of her hand, and you actually push all the responsibility onto your mother?
Aren’t you afraid your mother will be heartbroken to death?
We can’t deal with a classmate like you.
You’d better not study at our school anymore.
Many classmates in the class even suggested that Jiang Huaiyu be expelled from campus!
Jiang Huaiyu did not know that the atmosphere in Class 39 had already changed.
Moreover, after the class in 39 ended, this new attitude spread rapidly to the other classes.
Within a day, or perhaps even less, all the original rumors on campus would vanish, replaced by condemnation of Jiang Huaiyu.
At this mont, Jiang Huaiyu was still sneakily thinking, once everyone knows that ngyu is an illegitimate daughter and an ungrateful wretch, I wonder, what kind of treatnt Jiang ngyu will receive on campus?
Surely those male classmates who always followed her won’t look at her again, will they?
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