This voice was so low that only Jennie could hear it.
Jennie never left her books on the desk. She also kept her papers in her bag.
When she heard this, she reached into her desk and took out something. It was indeed a small document bag with the seal of Beijing University. She reached inside and took out a piece of paper. On it was written the interview theme of the exam.
Ji Huan whispered, "You need to come with us."
"Alright." Jennie stood up and followed Principal Lu out with her bag.
Ji Huan was so worried that her delicate eyebrows tangled together. She firmly believed that Jennie would not do such a thing, but who else could it be?
Jennie followed behind her, but her mind was clearer than that of the others.
Others might find it difficult to guess the relationship between them, but she could see through it at a glance.
Wasn't this just a matter between Chu Jia and Krystal?
Ji Huan turned around and said to Jennie, "Don't be afraid. We have already dealt with this matter in a low-profile manner. No matter who did it, if word gets out, Second High's reputation will be hurt. Principal Jiang also said that it won't be good to make it public."
"Okay." Jennie nodded, but she knew that Ji Huan must be doing this for her own good.
However, Principal Lu and Principal Jiang were definitely doing this for the reputation of their respective schools.
Principal Lu didn't say anything, but Principal Jiang couldn't help but wonder: How big of a crime was this?
Of course, these thoughts were understandable.
As Jennie thought about this, she arrived at his office. She looked up and saw Chu Jia.
"Oh," Jennie thought to herself. "Chu Jia probably doesn't want to make it public either."
After all, if this matter blew up, she wouldn't be able to escape. However, she was unwilling to give up, so she was still doing it secretly, hoping to resolve this matter in a low-key way.
It was Principal Jiang's first time meeting Jennie. He didn't chase celebrities or watch variety shows, so he hadn't even seen her before.
Looking at her this way, she looked quite similar to Sehun, but she was fairer than Sehun. She looked like a smart child.
No matter what happened, Principal Jiang was already biased towards Jennie.
He said amiably, "Jennie, right? I'm Principal Jiang from Beijing University. I called you before."
"Yeah, that's me."
"Have you found that thing?" Principal Jiang took the documents from Ji Huan. "This, Jennie, can you tell me how you got it?"
"It's not mine. I've never seen it before," Jennie said calmly.
Chu Jia could not hold it in any longer. "How could you not have seen that package before? I saw you looking at this before the exam. I was quite curious, but I didn't know what you were looking at. Today, you guys went out for dinner, and I was cleaning up the place. That's how I saw this thing in your desk. Jennie, I don't know how you got it, but is it fair to others to do that? If you take the place, it will be unfair to the other people who are seriously studying and taking the exam fairly!"
Jennie looked up. The corners of her eyes were slightly curved and there was a hint of coldness in them.
Chu Jia shivered when she saw Jennie's expression, but she had a guilty conscience to begin with, so she did not feel that this was a fear that Jennie was causing.
Chu Jia said loudly, "Is it fair? Principal Jiang, Principal Lu, Teacher Ji, what do you think?"
Jennie looked at Principal Jiang. "This is not mine. I haven't seen it before. Check the surveillance camera to see who touched my desk."
Ji Huan said in a low voice, "I've already checked, but the surveillance cameras in the classroom were broken today, so there's no evidence."
Chu Jia said, "What a coincidence."
"If this thing was mine, I would have destroyed it long ago. I wouldn't have been so stupid as to leave it here." Jennie looked at Chu Jia. "If it was you, would you be so stupid?"
Chu Jia suddenly felt suffocated.
Krystal had repeatedly instructed her to destroy it once she saw it, but she didn't know what was wrong with keeping it.
Then, when the results came out, she had been crushed. Jennie did not even consider her a competitor.
Chu Jia had been unconvinced and finally felt that this thing had some use.
She quickly adjusted her attitude. "It's not mine, why are you asking me?"
Principal Jiang pondered for a moment. He felt that this was a flimsy case and there was no need for him to punish Jennie over it. He said, "I think this might be a misunderstanding."
"A misunderstanding?" Chu Jia said, "Could there be such a coincidental misunderstanding? Is this how Beijing University handles things? If we can't all do the exams fair and square, what's the point of your university running them? Jennie has had a 'misunderstanding', should we just bear with it?"
Principal Jiang noticed something about Chu Jia's aggressiveness and asked, "Student, what do you want me to do?"
"Since Jennie already has an unfair advantage, you shouldn't accept her results. But if you give me similar results, I'll pretend that I've never seen any of this before."
Chu Jia finally revealed her motive.
She could not accept losing. The Chu family could not accept it either. Hence, she had come up with this rotten idea.
She guessed that Second High School definitely did not want the scandal to blow up. It was the same for Beijing University. If the cheating scandal was exposed, then Beijing University's hundred-year reputation would be ruined.
Others would also wonder if this was really all that had been leaked. Were there no other leaked questions? Were the exam rules fair?
Chu Jia felt like she was strangling Principal Jiang.
What she wanted was so simple. She believed that Principal Jiang could do it for her. How could Principal Jiang not know the severity of the matter?
He definitely had to investigate the matter of the questions leaking, and he had to investigate it thoroughly! He just didn't want to make it too public.
Chu Jia waited patiently.
Principal Lu and Ji Huan were also troubled. No matter what, Second High could not escape this matter.
The matter also involved their favorite, Jennie. It was really worrying, but they couldn't make a decision for Principal Jiang.
This matter held a lot of implications.
Only then did Jennie raise her eyes and say calmly, "Teacher Ji, where are the surveillance cameras in the class?"
"Here, they're just broken. There's no footage of today," Ji Huan said.
Jennie put down her bag and rolled up her sleeves. "I'll try to recover the data."
"Huh?" Ji Huan was surprised and looked at the two principals.
"I have no objections."
"I have no objections."
Chu Jia had her own opinions, but no one gave her a chance to protest. No one cared about her opinions.
Jennie was already sitting in front of Ji Huan's computer. No one spoke. Only Chu Jia clenched her fists. No way, no way! Could Jennie really…
She only saw white lines of code flashing across the black screen on Jennie's computer screen.