Scarlett Glenn didn't bother with Jasmine Zahn, who was gloating to the side. She wasn't afraid of Mrs. Sanders either, and spoke up loudly just now.
Wrong is wrong, don't let anyone falsely accuse her. No matter what they said, as long as she believed she wasn't wrong, she would adamantly not admit fault.
Even if it was a teacher, they couldn't wrongly accuse her. Dad was right, not everyone would love her like Mum and care for her,
but as long as she didn't do anything wrong, she had nothing to fear.
After speaking, Scarlett didn't look at Mrs. Sanders, whose face was twitching with anger, and turned to leave, leaning against the wall outside the classroom.
Scarlett pouted and thought, hmph, I'll wait for my Dad to come!
When my Dad comes, he'll stand up for me.
Scarlett had never felt more justified being reprimanded by a teacher like this before, she wasn't afraid of being punished to stand because she knew she was right, even if her Dad came, he wouldn't blame her.
