Triplets on Secret Mission Chapter 187

Then, the teacher looked at the picture of the owner on the document. ‘It‘s this woman, alright…! At that t
ime, the teacher‘s expression changed. She no longer had the same ignorant look on
her face when she looked at Molly again. She even sounded like she was trying to impress Molly.

“Well, Ms. May, the school is still investigating this matter. We couldn‘t conclude anything now, and it‘s pr
obably a misunderstanding between the students.” The teacher was vague with her speech. She had be
en in this position for a long time, so she was sleek in handling this matter. She could not upset
the students, but she could not upset Molly as well.

But Molly was not having it. She immediately said, “It‘s been such a long time since it happened. If you st
ill don‘t have a conclusion, then it‘s the school‘s problem. If you‘re incapable, I‘ll do it myself. Please call t
he involved students here.”

The teacher did not expect Molly to be so straightforward, so she immediately got stuck in a hard place.

“Sorry, Ms. May, class is in session. Besides, this is a school‘s issue…”

She was saying anything she could just to avoid calling the students over.

But when Molly wanted to refute, two people entered the teacher‘s office.

“Mr. Wallace!” When Caden‘s teacher saw the principal, it was like she had just seen her savior.

“Ms. Lawson, I‘m here to introduce you to Mr. Hart, an academic director that was sent
by the Ministry of Education. He‘s here to check how we‘re doing as a school.” Mr. Wallace saw
Molly standing in the office with Caden, who was supposed to be in class.

“And this is?” Mr. Wallace asked Ms. Lawson.



When Molly knew that he was the school principal, she immediately said, “I‘m Caden‘s parent. Someone
accused Caden of stealing money in school, and I‘m here to understand the whole situation. But this teac
her is avoiding calling the involved
students over to resolve this issue at all costs. Mr. Wallace, if this issue is not resolved as soon as possib
le, it will take a toll on the mental health and future of a student
that is sitting for his final exam soon. You know it better than me.”

“There‘s a case like this?” When Mr. Hart heard Molly, he was the first to show

disapproval.

“Mr. Wallace, our motto is to educate people. We should resolve any issue we have. Since both parties a
re standing their ground, they should be called over to the office. This matter should be resolved as soon
as possible. You can‘t just accuse a good student for nothing.” Mr. Wallace did not expect
this to happen when Mr. Hart was inspecting their school, so he immediately demanded Ms. Lawson call
the involved students over.

In a short amount of time, a few male students walked in.

Ms. Lawson then ordered them to tell the whole story.

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