His Wife Calls The Shots
Chapter 156: Check the Surveillance

Chapter 156: Chapter 156: Check the Surveillance

Chapter 156

Layla Lowell understood her gaze and seemed to be interested as well.

She walked over leisurely, looked at Claire with a cool and indifferent face, speaking in a gentle but frigid tone, "These days, is it popular to convict someone without any evidence?"

Claire looked up at her, feeling inexplicably pressured by the strong aura exuding from her naturally. She took a breath and said, "Every single word I’ve said is backed up by solid evidence. Mia knows your past, she’s the best proof. As for Layla, her misdeeds are clear for everyone to see. As for Wanda Wesley, it’s no secret that her parents are not of good character, and their child is no different! Which one of you three have I wronged?"

She sneered coldly, "If what I said wasn’t true, why are you all so angry with me?"

At this moment, Wanda stepped forward, "This matter has nothing to do with them. If you want to scold someone, just scold me alone."

Layla furrowed her brows, "Fuck, are you out of your mind? Letting people scold you?"

Her face showed frustration, her nose flaring with anger.

Wanda lowered her head, not saying a word.

Seeing this, Claire moved forward to grab Wanda’s wrist, trying to question her about the whereabouts of the missing item.

Suddenly, her hand was gripped in midair.

Everyone was stunned, looking at Chloe Collins.

When did she make a move? She was so fast!

She casually gripped Claire’s wrist, neither fast nor slow, flinging it back with an icy gaze, "There are surveillance cameras everywhere here, just check them, and everything will be clear."

Claire was forced to step back a few steps by Chloe’s throw, her hand feeling particularly numb.

Strangely enough, Chloe Collins didn’t seem to have exerted any force just now.

She angrily said, "Check it then! I bet you’re afraid!"

Chloe glanced at Wanda on the lower right, who had a solemn expression on her round face.

"I have nothing to be afraid of!" Chloe said.

Claire sneered, "Once the evidence comes out later, if you don’t kneel down and apologize to me, I’ll make sure the school expels you."

Chloe raised her lips indifferently, her casual and frivolous smile diluting her coldness, "Well, if it turns out she’s been wrongly accused, you kneel down and apologize, too."

Claire snorted disdainfully, "Am I crazy? Why would I apologize to her?"

At this moment, a distant voice came in—

"What’s going on? Why are you all standing here? Shouldn’t you be in training?"

A teacher walked towards them with his hands behind his back, wearing glasses, with thinning hair, dressed in a white shirt, and grey pants. He seemed to be in his forties, but in reality, he was just in his early thirties.

This was the team leader of the Affiliated High School’s Information Team, who was specifically responsible for the Olympiad class training.

As he approached, he saw Chloe Collins and the others, "You all are not from the Olympiad class, right? What are you doing here during class time?"

He frowned, dissatisfied.

"Mr. Curtis, these three are all from Class 8. Wanda should have been fetching water from her own classroom, but she came to our floor for some strange reason. We asked her a few questions and then these two people came to confront us. Then, Claire found her high-end lipstick missing. We just had a meeting, and when we came back, we only saw Wanda here alone. So, we logically suspect it was her who took it," Mia explained.

Mr. Curtis took a brief look at the petite Wanda and the gaze in his eyes wasn’t friendly, "Why did you come to our side to get water?"

Wanda spoke softly, "There was no water on our side, Teacher. I really didn’t take her lipstick, I didn’t even enter their classroom."

"What’s the use of saying so much? Just check the surveillance and it’ll be clear. Conveniently, this here is the computer room, where we can watch the footage," Claire said.

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