Chapter 822
Bonnie looked at Frankie with a hint of sarcasm and a faint smile, asking, “Is that so?”
Frankie nodded vigorously. “Yes, Ms. Jody! I saw her walking in the opposite direction of the auditorium and haven’t seen her since. That means she never intended to come. In my opinion, someone who disrespects the school rules should”
Before he could finish, Bonnie interrupted, “I told her to do something for me. That’s why she couldn’t make it.”
‘What? Ms. Jody told Bonnie to do something?’
Frankie’s eyes widened in disbelief, even doubting his hearing.
Ms. Jody has the most authority in the school, and Bonnie is truant. She’s not qualified to get assigned personal tasks by the president. Ms. Jody couldn’t have been here for long, yet Bonnie has already established a good relationship with her. How?Contents belong to NovelDrama.Org
Frankie felt like a clown when he recalled ratting Bonnie out to the new president. He looked around and saw his classmates looking at him condescendingly. Suddenly, he blushed. He was so embarrassed that he wished to hide in a hole.
Bonnie noticed Frankie’s expression and spoke into the microphone again, “Do you have any other questions?”
Frankie was stunned before returning to his senses and shaking his head. “N-No, Ms. Jody.”
“Since there are no other questions, you may sit down.”
“Yes, ma’am.”
After Frankie sat down, Bonnie’s voice sounded again, “We are all students of the same school.
Instead of sabotaging each other we should work together. Be kind and assist each other when we are in need.”
She glanced at Frankie and added, “I’m highly dissatisfied with that student’s behavior. I hope I don’t such things again in the future. Can you all do that for me?”
The crowd responded in unison, “Yes, Ms. Jody!”
Frankie felt like he wanted to die.
Bonnie nodded in satisfaction. “Very well, that’s all today. You may leave in an orderly fashion.”
She then turned and left. Soon after, the crowd discussed mockingly while pointing at Frankie.
“Although Bonnie often skips class, she has never snitched. He did it in front of the president, no less. That guy is so malicious.” SW
“Anyone who’s his friend is unlucky. They never know when he might snitch on them to the president or a professor.”
“You’re right. That guy’s such a bad egg. It’s better to stay away from him, or he’ll trap you.”
Each person passing Frankie showed disdain. They even tried to avoid him like the plague.