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The supervisor looked at the materials and knew that wh it came to suing the school, there was no argumt.

"Anything else? Don\'t tell me there\'s another case involving Tang Fangjing." The person in charge was already getting numb to it.

"What? How did you know? Look, here\'s another one, demanding Guan Qiaolian to return the advanced t thousand yuan in medical expses. Director, what\'s wrong? Are you alright?"

The criticized Old Tang had already returned to his law firm. He hadn\'t expected Old Liu to agree so readily to sue the school.

However, Old Liu had made it very clear; after something like this happed to his daughter, she definitely wasn\'t suited to continue studying at the same school.

In fact, he didn\'t ev plan to let her continue her studies in Jingzhou and was preparing to transfer her back to their hometown.

Whether she was a good studt or not didn\'t matter anymore. After such a big change, Old Liu had a differt view of life.

As long as his child could grow up healthy, he really didn\'t care that much about her studies anymore.

The firm was the same as ever, and as soon as Old Tang walked in the door, Old Song stepped out of his office: "How did it go? Did you win?"

"Of course, how could I not win such an easy case!" Old Tang laughed heartily.

"That\'s good, that\'s really good." Old Song finally breathed a sigh of relief; he had be worried all morning in the firm.

"But the real challge is coming up. Oh, Old Song, about the security hancemt measures I proposed for our firm last time, did Old Wang agree to it?"

Upon hearing this, Old Song disdainfully said, "Of course he didn\'t agree. You don\'t understand Old Wang. Despite appearing gerous on the surface, he\'s actually very stingy."

"He said that the time someone came to take revge on you was an accidtal incidt, too random, and we can\'t hance security just for an accidt. That\'s all money."

Ah, this... Tang Fangjing shook his head and said, "Th I\'ll go talk to Old Wang myself. I\'ll have my office moved to the place closest to the door, and also, from now on, if it\'s not important, stay away from me."

Um... Huh? Old Song was stunned. What do you mean by that!

...

Things were bustling today at Bright District\'s Fifty-Sevth Middle School because the last two studts who had be stabbed in the previous incidt, Li Zixin and Zhao Lingling, were finally able to return to school.

Teacher Sun was in class, inquiring about the two studts\' health.

After all, since the injuries occurred at school, school leaders and teachers had specially visited them in the hospital—except, of course, no one took care of Liu Yan.

And now, ev though Liu Yan had already won the lawsuit, everyone tacitly avoided bringing her up.

The court\'s verdict was the court\'s business, but Liu Yan\'s actions had already had a negative impact on the school.

It hadn\'t blown up online, but locals in Jingzhou already knew about it.

Because of this, the education system had ev conducted safety training, and the principal of Fifty-Sevth Middle had made a self-criticism...

So now, Teacher Sun didn\'t want to mtion Liu Yan at all. After all this, so what if it was self-defse?

People say that grassroots departmts always muddle through, but in reality, if you know better, schools are the real masters at muddling through.

Of course, there are various reasons for this. There have be many unpleasant incidts, such as a studt jumping off a building after being unable to accept criticism, leaving teachers unsure of how to manage studts.

However, we still need to analyze specific cases specifically. A part of the school\'s bad apples indeed caused the tire teaching community to be ridiculed.

Teacher Sun just felt that what Liu Yan\'s mother had said was pointless.

Back wh Old Tang was making various efforts, Liu Yan\'s mother had specifically come to the school, only to receive that classic reply: "Why do they bully your daughter and not anyone else?"

"Look at them, there are six or sev of them, and they don\'t bully anyone else, just focusing on your daughter. What does that tell you? It definitely means there\'s something wrong with your daughter!"

There was simply no response to such words, and that was the reason Old Liu signed the lawsuit against the school as soon as he saw the possibility.

"Alright, Zixin, and Lingling, you two go back and sit down. Your bodies are just recovering, so you must be careful."

As they walked back to their class, Li Zixin and Zhao Lingling did the first thing they wanted: show off to their classmates.

"Hey, it was just a few stabs; it was really nothing. You don\'t know, that Liu Yan, she\'s really *big hahaha..." Li Zixin was saying to a frid, eliciting bursts of laughter.

As always, don\'t assume middle schoolers don\'t understand anything; they know a lot!

Zhao Lingling was also talking to frids, all of whom were girls who had joined in attacking Liu Yan.

"That day, I slapped her t times. Who told her to act like that? Pretding to be what, huh? If you didn\'t know better, you\'d think she was pretty," one of the girls said.

"Indeed, Liu Yan put on too much of an act. Usually so standoffish wh you talk to her. Good job hitting her!"

As Teacher Sun was getting ready to go back to the office, she saw the school leader looking grim and calling her over.

"Teacher Sun, can you come here for a momt?"

"Are Li Zixin and Zhao Lingling...are all six of them in your class?"

Teacher Sun nodded and said, "They\'re here. Li Zixin and Zhao Lingling just came back to school today. What\'s wrong?"

"Call them over here. The police have come and said they need to carry out a criminal summons on them!" The principal said with a steely face.

Just wh it seemed like everything was over, a new problem emerged.

Teacher Sun was stunned: "Principal, a criminal summons for Li Zixin and the others? Ar\'t they supposed to be the victims? Why do they need to be tak away by the police now?"