Chapter 4

I took out my phone. She immediately jumped up and knocked my phone out of my hand with a slap.

"Tygo! Stop pretending! Even if I die, I'll make sure you're brought to justice!"

She lunged at me with her hair disheveled.

I dodged with a sidestep. "Brought to justice? What are you talking about? From beginning to end, I don't understand why you're targeting me. You should go to the hospital first!"

This was hilarious. She was fighting with her life, saying I was pretending. No one was more fake than her!

After learning the identity of the person who forced her, she immediately found a scapegoat.

In that train car, there was only me and her.

Without even thinking, I was successfully targeted by them.

You got your wealth and glory, while my mom died in humiliation.

My dad was a hero who saved people, contributing everything to his country without reservation, and ultimately died protecting civilians.

But because of people like this, he was tarnished.

I wouldn't sympathize with her at all. This kind of person doesn't know gratitude. She would destroy an innocent person's future for her own selfish desires!

The news spread like wind. Soon, the Police Academy director arrived.

She walked briskly and immediately restrained both me and Leavitt.

"This is the Police Academy! What kind of behavior is fighting!"

In my previous life, the director was also the first to arrive.

I frantically tried to explain to her, but she immediately punished me.

She said Leavitt was a weak woman who definitely wouldn't lie. It must have been that I did something bad that made her collapse.

It was her favoritism toward Leavitt that made me even more thoroughly wronged.

Her words were posted online together. Netizens all believed it. Even the Police Academy director said it was my fault, so it must be true.

All my explanations became excuses.

She even quickly expelled me and kicked me out of the Police Academy. By the time they found out, I had already disappeared without a trace.

Recalling my previous life and all that this director had done, my chest filled with rage.

The next second I heard her say: "Tygo, did you bully this girl? Look at you, she tracked you down all the way to the Police Academy!"

"I told you men are unreliable. You pull up your pants and don't recognize people!"

Leavitt stood behind the director, raising her eyebrows smugly.

The director grabbed my ear. "You come with me! To my office!"

Leavitt immediately chimed in: "Your director is the reasonable one! Let's go to the office now and clear this up!"

If I went, I would never come back.

The director would immediately kick me out. It was like they had planned it.

Thinking carefully, in my previous life, our class advisor didn't come—the director came instead.

Wasn't that strange?

I had to suspect that this director was in cahoots with Anderson, who was behind Leavitt!

My roommates immediately surrounded us. "Director, we're his roommates. We're also responsible for this matter. Let's go together!"

The dorm supervisor was observant. He noticed my expression was off and made an excuse.

I smiled bitterly in my heart. But he didn't know that Anderson could cover the sky with one hand. If they went too, the entire dorm would never return!

Thinking of this, I had to confront the director.

"I didn't do anything wrong. Director, you came up and blamed me without distinguishing right from wrong. What about my innocence? She has innocence but I don't?"

"Or did you conspire together and are just waiting for me to fall into the trap? If I leave now, I'll never come back, right?"

In front of everyone, my gaze swept across phone cameras one by one, making sure everything was recorded.

The director guiltily let go of my ear but still argued unreasonably: "You won't go? Then just wait to be dealt with!"

She left those harsh words and left with Leavitt.

This matter was temporarily over.

Just when I thought they had no evidence and could do nothing to me.

The next night, police appeared.

This time, not in public, but barging into the dorm, wanting to take me away directly.

The director led the way. She stepped forward. "Leavitt, look, is it him!"

Her nostrils pointed to the sky, like a righteous angel.

I stared at these two people. They didn't look like police at all!

They walked without any sense of righteousness and didn't even have any identification on them.

Just wearing jackets and holding handcuffs, they wanted to arrest me.

I poked the dorm supervisor, signaling him to call the police quickly!