The Heiress’s Second Chance of Vengeance

Chapter 492 Stirring Up the Crowd

bAfter /bthe principal finished speaking, he tried to leave, but a parent grabbed his arm: “We’re nottine, the police–we’re talking to you! Our kids were enrolled in your school, and now they’re bgone /bYoub‘ /bdwe us an exnation!”

“That’s right! We demand an exnation!”

The shouts grew louder.

Not far away, Eliza sat in Nn’s car, calmly watching the scene unfold.

“What better way to escte this than having the victims‘ families show up to make a scene?”

She hadn’t realized Nn had nned this in advance–gathering the victims families and sending bthem /bto the school gates to put on a show Compared to his methods, she had to admit she was outmatched.

In the crowd, Eliza noticed a middle–aged woman with white at her temples, three children standing bbehind /bher.

She’d been watching this woman from the start. The woman/held a sign high above her head: My daughter bis /bnot ia /iimurderer/ii. /i

Eliza recognized her as Emilia’s mother. The woman couldn’t speak, and seemed unable to isee /iclearly, so she could only hold the sign in silent protest.

“I understand, I understand,” the principal said, trying to cate the crowd. “I know how you feel, but we must act ording to thew. Trust the police investigation. This bis /bconsidered a disturbance, but because I sympathize with your loss, I won’t hold it against you. However, if you keep making trouble here, I will have to call the police.”

But the moment his tone hardened, the families became even more agitated..

“Call the police? Fine! I’ll tell them exactly how you came to my house, begged me to keep quiet, and handed me half a million!”

“My child’s been dead for years, and I thought it was suicide. Now I learn it was your school’s fault! Give me back my child’s life!”

Some broke down in tears on the

spot.

The onlookers began murmuring, clearly siding with the parents. Most were more inclined to believe the rumors online.

“If the school doesn’t give us answers today, we’re not leaving!”

“That’s right–we’re staying put!”

“If nothing was wrong, why did you give us hush money? ire University Medical School must be hiding something. We demand the truth!

The parents‘ anger infected the crowd.

“Exactly! Give us an exnation!” someone shouted.

“So many kids havemitted suicide or gone missing–don’t you, as the principal, bear any

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bresponsibility/b?”

b“/bRight, the medical school must be hiding something! Tell the truthf

The principal was nearly driven mad. How had so many people shown up at once? Someone bhad /bbis /bhe

behind this.

“Call Mr. Henry–tell him I can’t hold out much longer,” he ordered.

A security guard hurried off to notify the Foster family.

Before long. Henry had the news.

“Someone’s making trouble at ire University?”

“Yes, sir. It’s serious. The victims‘ families somehow gathered at the gate and won’t leave.”

Henry smirked. There was no way so many families appeared at once without someone orchestrating bit /b

This had Nn’s handprints all over it–no one else would dare.

“Mr. Henry,” the principal pleaded through the guard’s report, “I can’t keep this under control. bIf /bbit /bkeeps going, we can’t cover it up.”

And indeed, in less than half an hour, the story was back at the top of the trending lists.

After seven straight days dominating the hot search, there was no burying it now.

Nn clearly understood that too–which was why he’d been escting slowly, digging deeper step by step instead of unleashing everything at once.

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