Chapter 241: Chapter 241 It’s All Your Fault
“It’s all your fault!” A blonde girl with bloodshot eyes charged up to Lin Fu and aggressively accused her, “You troublemaker, you only know how to cause disasters. Even if you make a ss, why should others bear the consequences for you? It’s all your fault. If it wasn’t for you, no one would be hurt, and Celia wouldn’t have been either.”
Her words elicited a string of agreeing nods and sympathetic murmurs.
“Lin Fu, we used to stick up for you because you didn’t hesitate to argue with the upperclassn, but we never imagined you would almost get rvin and Celia killed.”
“You’re too much.”
Dorothea also hid among the crowd, because she and Eugene were held back a year as punishnt. She and Eugene had also participated in this year’s freshman training and, having witnessed Lin Fu’s actions with their own eyes, Eugene no longer desired to seek retaliation against Lin Fu,
but Dorothea couldn’t swallow her pride; she just couldn’t stand Lin Fu.
The more rvin, Ivan, and the others valued Lin Fu, the more jealous she beca.
Why should she be held back for committing just a minor mistake and have her reputation tarnished, while Lin Fu, a murderer, got to walk free and even bask in glory?
It was unfair.
Too unfair.
All this ti, she had been looking for an opportunity, and finally, it had co.
Dorothea knew how to sway public opinion, to guide people’s emotions and prompt them to act impulsively. So she called out loudly, “If I were you, I’d voluntarily drop out so I don’t keep causing trouble for my classmates and the school.”
Those words indeed resonated with so students of extre sentints.
“Yes, drop out.”
“Drop out, then!”
Seeing the effect she had, Dorothea weaved through the crowd, persistently shouting about voluntary withdrawal and fanning the flas with statents like Lin Fu was the real culprit and a murderer.
“Withdraw, withdraw, withdraw!”
“Murderer!”
The many freshn had gone from talking over each other to chanting in unison, all calling for Lin Fu to withdraw.
And Lin Fu, who had originally stood outside the crowd, was now surrounded in the middle, pushed and jostled without even a chance to leave.
The upperclassn were all stunned by the commotion.
“What’s going on?”
“How did it suddenly turn into a mob against Lin Fu?”
“Right! Weren’t they just defending Lin Fu?”
“Have these freshn gone mad? What does rvin’s assassination attempt have to do with Lin Fu?”
“It must be related, we just don’t know the details.”
“I’ve been saying, sothing must have happened during the freshn’s training that we weren’t aware of. There’s a secret here.”
“You’re not the first to notice; I sensed sothing was off as soon as they returned yesterday, but I couldn’t pry any information.”
“Go ask Lance; he went as an assistant, he must know sothing.”
“Where’s Lance?”
Only then did everyone notice that Lance was actually present, standing under the shadow of a distant tree, nearly invisible unless one looked closely. So, a group of oblivious upperclassn who were out of the loop swiftly approached Lance, bombarding him for details.
“Lance, tell us, why are the freshn acting so strangely?”
“Yeah! What exactly happened? Why are they all blaming Lin Fu?”
Lance’s eyes narrowed slightly as he gazed at Lin Fu standing in the midst of the crowd’s torrent, like a lone boat against the tide of accusations, about to be subrged due to her isolated status. His look turned instantly somber.
“Lance?”
Lance turned back, his lips slowly curling into a sardonic and gloomy smile as he said to the crowd, “Actually, many people know about it, not just us. The freshn from the other two military academies are aware too. I think this information simply can’t be concealed.”
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