They Called Me a Spoiled Princess, My Eight Brothers Arrived by Helicopter Chapter 09

They Called Me a Spoiled Princess, My Eight Brothers Arrived by Helicopter Chapter 09

Almost the very instant Arthur Vance finished speaking, a new trending link popped up below the

livestream.

#Arthur Vance threatened students#

A young man claiming to be Madeline Vance’s “ex-boyfriend” posted a video report using his real

name.

The guy in the video was crying his eyes out.

“I didn’t like Madeline Vance at all! It was Arthur Vance who used my recommendation for grad

school to threaten me, forcing me to be with his daughter!”

“He said if I didn’t agree, he’d make it so I couldn’t survive in academic circles!”

One stone caused a thousand ripples.

This video acted like a switch, and countless students who had been oppressed by Arthur Vance in

the past stepped forward one after another.

[I can testify! Back then, my spot for top graduate was taken by him!]

[He also harassed female students in our department! When his wife found out, she used force to

suppress the whole thing!]

The “distinguished family” persona that the Vance family had spent decades building shattered

into dust in less than an hour.

University Z immediately released a statement, suspending Arthur Vance from all duties and

forming a special investigation team.

Eligibility for full professor? That had been canceled long ago.

I was watching with great interest, grabbing a handful of popcorn and stuffing it into my mouth.

“Hehe, this is better than a TV drama.”

Phoenix’s voice was doting: “The good stuff is still to come.”

Not two days later, the court summons and the bill for damages were delivered to Madeline

Vance.

“Baby, the compensation for the bracelet and phone has been decided; it’s a large amount, she

probably couldn’t even cover a fraction of it if she sold her house.”

I was wearing the new diamond hair clip Alistair bought me, and I asked curiously after hearing that: “Then what happens if she can’t pay?”

Alistair laughed: “Can’t pay?”

“Then she’ll just have to wait for compulsory execution and be put on the list of dishonest persons;

her life is over.”

Madeline Vance indeed panicked.

She began frantically calling those male students and colleagues she used to flatter to borrow

money.

As it turned out, those men who had once been so attentive to her were now avoiding her like the plague.

“Madeline Vance? I don’t know you, you must have the wrong number, right?”

“Borrowing money? Sorry, I’m a bit short on cash myself lately.”

Some even mocked her directly over the phone.

“Madeline Vance, have you lost your mind? You offended the St. Claire family and still want to ask me for help?”

“Do you take me for a fool? Stay away from me, don’t drag me down!”

The popularity with men she was most proud of amounted to nothing the moment she fell from

grace.

At the same time, the school also issued her a notice of suspension pending investigation.

The girls she had mistreated before finally found an outlet to vent; countless reports flew into the mailboxes of the school leadership and the investigation team.

“Ms. Madeline Vance publicly preached in class that it’s useless for girls to study!”

“She gave all the boys high final grades but deliberately lowered our grades!”

“She also took gifts! Whoever gave more gifts, she’d arrange better seats and class positions for

them!”

Madeline Vance completely became a street rat that everyone shouted at and beat.