Breaking Free From My Ex (Grace and Antonio) novel Chapter 247

Chapter 247

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“Understood.” The investigation team was aware of Dustin’s background and character, so they never suspected that hiring Rosalie at the university was against the rules.

However, with the online discussions being stirred up by uninformed netizens, they couldn’t simply ignore it, which was why they had come. “Rest assured, we will provide a fair and just outcome to the public.”

Rosalie said. “Thank you.”

After the investigation team left, the parents who had caused the scene didn’t leave. In fact, they even started to suspect that the investigation team might have been bribed by Rosalie. “Don’t think you can fool everyone with fake documents. Who knows if you’ve bribed the investigation team

too…”

The parent who had been humiliated by Rosalie earlier now spoke again, her tone dripping with sarcasm.

Rosalie looked at her, a smile on her lips but no warmth in her eyes. “I know exactly who bribed you, and I have enough evidence to prove it. The only reason I’m still talking to you is because I know you were manipulated, and I want to give you a chance.”

The parents were immediately flustered by Rosalie’s bluntness, their guilt written all over their faces.

They were just ordinary people who liked to take advantage of small opportunities. They had never done anything truly criminal, so the idea of being exposed for being bribed to cause trouble filled them with fear and guilt.

They exchanged glances, each seeing the unmistakable fear in the others‘ eyes.

“Your children are my students. I don’t want their futures to be tainted by their parents‘ mistakes.” Rosalie paused deliberately, watching as the parents‘ faces visibly paled at her words.

Some of them, unable to hold back, even looked like they wanted to beg for mercy, but the slightly calmer ones stopped them.

Rosalie wasn’t in a hurry. She continued casually, “Do you realize how much damage your actions today have caused to both my reputation and the university’s? If we decide to sue you for defamation, the consequences could range from fines to jail time. Do you really think the money you were paid is enough to cover the damages?”

The more indifferent Rosalie seemed, the more panicked the parents became.

To them, it was clear that Rosalie had the upper hand–whether it was her legitimate academic credentials or her powerful connections, they stood no chance against her.