Chapter 6
But suddenly someone shouted. “Stop it!“M
It was the receptionist who came back. My mother was stunned by her shouting. I took the opportunity to break free and explained the matter again.
The receptionist was also stunned to learn that my parents wanted me to kneel down and beg for mercy and couldn’t help correcting
them.
“Being a boss doesn’t mean you are superior to others! Job seekers should also have the same rights, they can question and refute the boss’s mistakes! We are all equal people!“}]
“You blindly believe in the so–called “authority“, why can’t you try to believe in your own children once?“%
This time, my parents were speechless.
In their opinion, people in the embassy were “high–ranking officials” with high status, so what they said made sense.”
They nodded, not quite understanding and said with hope. “The officials in this embassy should be more important than that Mrs. Jones, right? She said you are not wrong… my daughter, is she really not wrong?!“}]
After confirming with the embassy again and again and getting affirmative answers, my father couldn’t stop crying like rain.%
“Your parents were sorry for you before! But we are worried about you, afraid that your future will be ruined. Even if we lose our lives, we must ask the boss to let you go and forgive you!“}]
My mother was also annoyed at this moment and her lips were trembling with anger.”
“Celine, did your mother hurt you? How could that boss be so black–hearted, telling lies with open eyes and forcing people to a dead end!?”
“It’s also our fault, we have no brains! We were used as guns by others!“}
The old couple slapped themselves and said sorry to me.”
The face was swollen and bloody at the corners of their mouths.}
! quickly stopped them. I didn’t blame my parents, the real hateful one was Wendy Jones who used them and hurt them severely.
Now that the ambassador had learned about the situation, after discussion, the embassy took the initiative to contact the ‘It’s You” program team.}
They planned to go on stage first to clear my name.
The official authority personally came forward and solemnly stated that the university I attended was the top university in France and recognized by the world.”
For the reputation of their country, this matter must be broadcast on the radio.
Live broadcast on a large scale!}
Let the public know who was lying!!
And the program team said, “We have watched the recent program and want to use your platform to popularize the major French gold medal universities for the public.“}
As for the purpose…
“This is to prevent the public from being deceived and to crack down on the bad trend of academic fraud!”
The program team, unaware of the impending disaster, was still dreaming.”
The participation of the embassy–related heavyweight guests in the program would surely bring huge popularity and the ratings would increase several times.
The program team immediately patted their chests and guaranteed that they would increase the publicity before the next broadcast to attract more people to pay attention.
I sneered after hearing it. Publicize it. The bigger the momentum of the program team, the louder the slap in the face would be!
On the day when the program was broadcast again, I put on a hooded sweatshirt to cover my head and followed the embassy staff to the radio station.
Since it was to clear my name, I would go there in person and confront the twelve presidents again to stir up more topics.
This would attract more people to discuss and spread the truth more widely.
Then, let’s see if the media that Wendy bought dare to suppress the news again? Would they dare to say again that the top French universities were fake universities? Would they dare to go against a country?!
Looking at the program team at this moment, they bowed and nodded to the embassy staff in suits and leather shoes and frowned when they saw me.
“Excuse me, who is this person?”
“No outsiders are allowed to enter the front…”
Seeing that I was covered in dust, the program team looked at me again and suspected that I was doing odd jobs for the embassy.
