Has Big Shot Fallen in Love Today?-Chapter 576 Retribution

Chapter 576: Chapter 576 Retribution
Gu Shiting held her shoulders.
Song Chen paused for a moment, then continued, "That is to say, this matter only started in recent years. Xue Zhanglei is the mastermind, and there are two accomplices in the school: the Director of Academic Affairs and your homeroom teacher, Chen Caixin."
Sheng Tang’s eyes darkened.
Xue Zhanglei is the principal’s name.
Song Chen: "They took advantage of these sponsored students and obtained a lot of benefits. I have already gathered evidence. The reason I haven’t disclosed it is because I’m controlling those people.
First, we want to minimize the impact of this matter as much as possible, so the school and the students won’t suffer; second, I’ve set a trap to pin other crimes on them and divert public attention from this incident."
"How’s the progress?"
"It’s already completed, and I plan to implement it before the end of the year," said Song Chen. "If you hadn’t come to ask me, you might have heard good news in a few days."
Sheng Tang nodded.
Song Chen asked again, "Why did you suddenly bring this up? Has something happened recently?"
Since Song Chen joined the school as the vice-principal, he had intentionally or unintentionally hinted to Principal Xue Zhanglei that he was sent by the Gu Family to investigate him.
As a result, this semester, the principal didn’t dare to do anything out of line.
"Why would he do this?" Sheng Tang asked again.
Song Chen: "Long-term corruption. Huishi High School is very affluent, and the educational funds go through his hands are substantial. Moreover, he knows many high-ranking officials and dignitaries.
He’s about to retire, and his future pension is just a pittance. Having seen so much, he became discontent and wanted to make a profit before his retirement."
Sheng Tang: "..."
This is not just a lack of conscience; it is a loss of humanity.
"Can we identify who these people are?" Sheng Tang asked again.
Song Chen glanced at her.
For once, he looked at Sheng Tang with a serious expression: "Tangtang, some things are better left unknown. It won’t do you any good, except to make you hate this world and power even more.
However, there are many beautiful things in the world, and power can also bring blessings. Everything has two sides."
Sheng Tang suddenly came to her senses.
She listened to Song Chen’s advice.
"Okay, then I’ll wait for the results," Sheng Tang said.
A week later, something happened at the school.
Principal Xue Zhanglei was charged with embezzlement and bribery, with amounts totaling millions. For every benefit he received, Song Chen wove a net with another incident.
Xue Zhanglei couldn’t explain, nor did he dare to explain.
When the police came to arrest him, they found he had fled.
Of course, it wasn’t that he wanted to flee; it was Song Chen who had someone kidnap him, making it seem like he was escaping from guilt, which added to his crimes.
The police searched everywhere and found him on the third day, but he resisted to the death and even opened fire.
During his escape, Song Chen had arranged additional crimes for him, ensuring he’d spend the rest of his life in prison.
Xue Zhanglei completely broke down. Knowing he’d face a certain death, he decided to fight back instead.
During the shootout, he was shot in the head and died instantly.
With his death, the evidence of his crimes became irrefutable, impossible for anyone to overturn.
The director of academic affairs and Chen Caixin, implicated in the bribery, found themselves even more speechless without the principal’s backing. They knew the severity and preferred to accept the bribery charges rather than reveal the truth.
Chen Caixin faced public prosecution, likely leading to three to five years of imprisonment.
She would never be qualified to teach again.
The students of Class One were shocked but cheered.
In their class, no one had any sympathy or favorable feelings for Chen Caixin.
Not at all!
As a teacher, she was a complete failure.
The school was temporarily without a principal and a director of academic affairs, and the homeroom teacher for Class One was hard to arrange. The homeroom teacher from Class Three was assigned to temporarily take over.
The homeroom teacher of Class Three was deeply loved by the students and had a great reputation. He was indeed a person of high moral standards and great respect.
"Don’t worry, students. Your Chinese class is over, and the final exams are coming. Focus on your studies," said the homeroom teacher of Class Three. "If you have any questions, come to me."