Chapter 20 — After My Roommate Robbed My Dad

When I got home, I received an apology letter from Tien Dai Hai and an extremely expensive gift. I returned the gift. As for the letter... I didn't even look at it. Put it directly into the paper shredder. I also received a WeChat friend request from Tien Phi Phi. Her profile picture has changed to grey. The account name also changed to— I do not accept. Different religions, different strategies. I also received a very long message of repentance from Chu Trach. He said he had left this city, preparing to return to his hometown and start over. I only answered him with two words.

"Take care."

Everything seems to be developing in a better direction. But in my heart there is always a knot that has not been resolved. She is the root cause of everything. Being detained for fifteen days, burdened with a debt of more than one million yuan... for someone like her, is that punishment really enough? I always feel like it's not enough. Just as I was thinking about this, an unexpected person called me. It's Ngo Man. My old roommate.

"Giai Giai! Something big happened!"

Her voice was filled with impatience and indignation.

"She Lam Vy... she denounced all of our graduation thesis!"

My heart immediately sank.

“What did you say?”

"It's true! Today the school's training department called me, saying our thesis was suspected of falsifying data and plagiarism, and had to recheck!"

“Our whole dorm room, except for her, everyone's thesis was reported!”

"I also asked other students, our class, who ever had problems with her, or was simply looked at by her unilaterally and did not like them, almost all of them were denounced by her with every reason!"

"She's crazy! She wants to drag everyone to death together!"

I squeezed the phone tightly, my palms were cold. I finally understood what the knot in my heart was. Is a poisonous snake. A poisonous snake that doesn't know how to repent, before dying, it still wants to turn around and bite someone back. Lam Vy, you are very good. Do you think I can't do anything if you hide in the detention center? Do you think you can take revenge on me and all the people you find offensive by using this low-class method? She's so naive. She forgot who my father was. The more I forget... Who I am now. I hung up the phone and immediately called lawyer Tan.

“Lawyer Tan, help me do something.”

“I need all of Lam Vy's original exam papers for all four years of college, along with all of the original data in her graduation thesis.”

“I want it as fast as possible.”

Lawyer Tan paused for a moment, then immediately understood what I meant.

“Yes, Miss Hua.”

"Thereto."

I added.

“Put me in touch with Professor Smith of the Department of Physics, University of Oxford.”

“Tell him I have a huge academic scandal to share.”

Professor Smith. A giant in the world of global physics, he is also the most famous "judge" in the field of anti-academic fraud, famous for his chilling righteousness. What he hates the most is fake scholarship. But for the graduation thesis that Lam Vy is always proud of, the one that won the excellent graduation thesis award at the provincial level, the instructor was Professor Smith's favorite student. Don't you love fame the most? Are not Don't you value your future the most? Then I will personally smash the thing you are most proud of. Lawyer Tan's performance is truly top level. In less than three hours, everything I needed appeared on my computer. Scanned copies of all original exams for all subjects during Lam Vy's four years of university. Original data in her graduate thesis, lab notes, and final manuscript. There is also Professor Smith's private email address. I opened Lam Vy's exam paper first. One song at a time. Her achievements are always very good, winning first-class scholarships every year. This is also an important part of the "good and good" image that she creates. But the more I looked, the more I discovered the problem. In her final exam for "Quantum Physics" for the second semester of her third year... The final essay was worth twenty points, her answer was almost identical to the sample answer. Even a typo in there is exactly the same. A letter “n” was mistakenly written as “m”. The sample answer is also wrong. One time can be said to be a coincidence. But in her other exams, I also found similar "coincidences" to the point of absurdity. Or it's unusually similar to the sample answer. Or the solution steps exactly match the lesson of the most famous student in our class. She cheated. Furthermore, he is a habitual repeat offender.