NovelXXXChapter 280 He confessed without even being pressed-what a loser. Not just wicked, but dumb, too.
Jeanette was seething, barely able to keep her composure. Swallowing her indignation, she forced herself to continue, "Citrine, you don't air your dirty laundry in public. No matter what happened, you shouldn't broadcast your personal issues in front of so many people. What if this damages the school's reputation? You need to think of the bigger picture." Dirty laundry? Citrine let out a short, incredulous laugh. "My stuff was stolen. I'm the victim here. How is that airing dirty laundry?" She genuinely couldn't fathom Jeanette's logic.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtAfter a brief pause, Citrine added, "And by the way, Jeanette, were you not listening when I spoke earlier? The principal already approved what I'm doing. I don't need your blessing." She glanced around, her voice carrying. "Besides, I don't consider the parents of Primus Academy or the students from Havencrest's other high schools to be outsiders. They all have every right to know what's going on here good or bad. Parents deserve to know what happens at school so they can look out for their kids, and when they care more, incidents like bullying becmuch less likely. As for the students from other schools, we're all part of the Havencrest community. Any one of you could join Primus Academy someday, and you have every right to know what really goes on here, so you can protect yourselves too." Citrine's words struck a chord among the parents from Primus Academy and the visiting students from other schools.
"She's absolutely right. How is this dirty laundry? As if we're strangers or something." "I like the way this Citrine thinks-she makes everyone feel like family." "She's got real vision. If our daughter gets to study alongside kids like her, she's bound to becsomeone remarkable." "Actually, now that she mentions it, I remember last week when my daughter chwith blood on her uniform. She said she just fell, but she looked so off. I was busy with work and didn't think much of it, but now I realize how careless I was. I need to talk with her when I get home." The students from other schools were floored by Citrine's speech.
When she said they were part of the family, the crowd from Havencrest's various high schools felt a warm glow inside.
Primus Academy was the top school in the area. Its students were infamous for looking down on everyone else, and the other kids had never really liked those self-important bookworms. Most of them only cto this year's Christmas Gala out of curiosity—to see if the "geniuses" could put on a decent show. None of them expected to hear something like this.
Now, they found themselves both moved and a little conflicted.
They never imagined that the Primus kids actually saw them as part of the scommunity.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏm"From now on, Citrine from Primus Academy is my hero." "She's amazing. I'm a girl and even I'm crushing on her!" "We used to make fun of Primus for being all talk, but she never held it against us. She treats us like her own. That's real class." "Other people throw mud at her, she plants flowers in it. I'm honestly touched. I could cry." "I don't care because of her, I'm making sure my little brother and sister try out for Primus next year."
"Hey, what kind of sibling are you? Why should your dream bectheir burden? Don't/treat them like cannon fodder!"
Citrine spoke up again, "This isn't dirty laundry. It's the truth. So why the truth. don't we all pitch in and catch the En thief together? That's way more fun."
She paused, a playful glint in her eye. "Let's call it a special Christmas m ve twist," With that, Citrine pressed play.
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