Claiming My Possessive CEO Husband-Chapter 1022 - The Serious Consequences of
Chapter 1022: Chapter 1022: The Serious Consequences of Cheating
Chapter 1022: Chapter 1022: The Serious Consequences of Cheating
The assistant sighed in his heart, amazed that someone dared to bully Miss Xaviera. Although the miracle doctor was not around, Mr. Uland was not someone to be trifled with. Knowing that his beloved Miss Xaviera had been bullied, he would surely rush to the scene to seek justice!
Mr. Uland has always been gentle-tempered, able to brush off even the most annoying provocations with a smile. But when it comes to Miss Xaviera, he never compromised.
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If someone could provoke the gentle Mr. Uland to anger, that person was doomed for sure.
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At 2 pm, Libanan University’s Cultural Hall.
All the contestants and class representatives had taken their seats, and the judges took their places one after another. After the host delivered an opening speech and introduced each judge, he read out the names of the selected contestants, and then handed the microphone to Joan Lentz.
Xaviera Evans was sitting below the stage, chatting softly with the classmates. In the slightly dim hall, she couldn’t help but feel drowsy. Leaning back in her chair, she closed her eyes to rest for a moment.
At that moment, Joan Lentz took the microphone, his expression solemn and his tone cold: “Before the judging begins, there is an announcement I need to make.”
The crowd sensed something was wrong and looked up.
Joan Lentz’s gaze swept over everyone, and upon seeing Xaviera Evans, he snorted coldly: “You are all students and teachers of Libanan University, having received higher education. I never thought any of you would go as far as to break the rules of the competition and cheat!”
The scene erupted into chaos.
Someone from Libanan University cheated?
To everyone, this was just a campus competition, not important enough to risk cheating and ruining their reputation. Why take such a risk?
If one were discovered, how could they show their face at school again?
The principal and school leaders turned pale with anger, frowning at the thought of someone foolish enough to cheat at such an event, bringing shame to Libanan University.
Libanan University was considered a top institution in the country, with graduates often finding great opportunities after leaving school. Why would anyone jeopardize their future for a small campus calligraphy competition?
Moreover, Joan Lentz publicly announced the cheating incident without any intention of solving it privately, leaving no face for the school. The principal’s face darkened, but it was not appropriate to explode in front of everyone, so he stood up and said sternly: “If it’s true that someone cheated, the school will not tolerate it and will impose severe punishment!”
Only then did Joan Lentz nod in satisfaction. The reputation of a century-old prestigious university should not be destroyed to protect a cheating teacher. Besides, he could leverage this cheating incident to establish a fair image for himself, attracting more high-level competitions to invite him as a judge.
As for the cheating teacher, they deserved severe punishment for their actions.
All the contestants stared in shock, discussing amongst themselves: “Someone cheated? It’s just a competition, why ruin their own future?”
“Daring to cheat at Libanan University with clear rules against it, the consequences of cheating are severe!”
Winifred Drew sat among the crowd, a classmate whispered: “Winifred, do you know who the cheater is?”
“I don’t know.” Winifred shook her head.
“How could Winifred know? She’s been busy with the competition, not paying attention to anything else. But the cheater must be really bad if they had to cheat to improve themselves. A contestant like Winifred, who has studied calligraphy for more than a decade, would never cheat!”
Winifred hung her head, hiding her agitated emotions, and smiled slightly: “I usually participate in national calligraphy competitions, and this is my first time taking part in a campus contest. In fact, campus competitions don’t have much weight; they’re just friendly events. I don’t understand why that contestant would cheat. Even if they won first place, it wouldn’t represent their true ability. Why deceive themselves and others?”
“I wonder who that person is, will Mr. Lentz reveal their name? I’m very curious about who could do such a foolish thing!”
Xaviera Evans slightly opened her eyes, her drowsiness dissipating. She had a bad feeling, as if Joan Lentz was implying that the cheater was her.
Because of Joan Lentz’s words, the competition came to a stalemate. The principal went on stage to try and salvage the situation: “Mr. Lentz, let’s put the cheating issue aside for now, as the competition must continue. What if we…”
