The reception room was completely empty, with no furnishings or other people present.

Ji Xiaoxiao subtly glanced around, thinking to herself, "So many surveillance cameras."

Ji Xiaoxiao was slightly disappointed that she couldn't openly provoke Wei Hongfang.

“Teacher Wei, if you keep making excuses, you killed the people, and you also injured me.” Ji Xiaoxiao raised her two arms, revealing her scabbed wounds.

Wei Hongfang shook her head excitedly, "Impossible, impossible! That day I just went to check the ranking list. I already saw the ranking list on the bulletin board. I didn't enter the teaching building. I didn't kill or hurt anyone. I'm innocent."

Ji Xiaoxiao chuckled, her voice full of sarcasm, and Wei Hongfang paused for a moment.

“Teacher Wei, there are witnesses and physical evidence. It’s no use for you to lie anymore,” Ji Xiaoxiao said. “Teacher Wei, this is different from the case of you framing me. Murder is a crime.”

Wei Hongfang silently shed tears.

She really didn't kill anyone; she really was looking at the ranking list on the bulletin board.

Oh, right, the ranking list!

Wei Hongfa suddenly had a brilliant idea: "I really didn't kill anyone. I've been looking at the ranking list on the bulletin board. If you don't believe me, I can recite the names of the top fifty people on the list. The first one is Zhou Tao, the second one is Chen..."

Ji Xiaoxiao listened silently to the end.

"Is it over?" Ji Xiaoxiao asked.

Wei Hongfang excitedly placed her arms on the table, "You believe me?"

Ji Xiaoxiao ruthlessly shattered Wei Hongfang's little fantasy, "In this June monthly exam, I came in first place, not Zhou Tao. Zhou Tao has excellent grades and usually has no problem getting first place, but I worked hard and your plans have failed."

As soon as she finished speaking, Wei Hongfang sat back down in her chair, feeling utterly exhausted.

Ji Xiaoxiao looked at Wei Hongfang quietly, her lips pressed into a thin line.

“That shouldn’t be? I was standing there the whole time. I didn’t kill anyone. How could I have killed anyone? I love them the most. I’m a good teacher.”

Wei Hongfang rambled on and on, spouting illogical statements.

Ji Xiaoxiao remained silent, neither confirming nor denying.

“I didn’t kill anyone, I really didn’t kill anyone,” Wei Hongfang shouted.

Wei Hongfang stared intently at Ji Xiaoxiao, her gaze fervent and full of expectation, hoping that Ji Xiaoxiao, this last straw, could pull her out of the mire.

"No need to shout anymore, I know you didn't kill anyone."

Wei Hongfang paused.

Ji Xiaoxiao sat upright with her mouth tightly shut. Her voice was transmitted through the secret room, and only Wei Hongfang could hear what she was saying.

"You know? You know, you know! Explain things to them and let me go. I don't want to stay here anymore. I want to go home. I want to go home. My son is waiting for me."

Wei Hongfang's face turned rosy, and her lifeless body suddenly came alive.

Ji Xiaoxiao remained silent.

Why should I tell them?

There was a hint of a smile in his tone.

Wei Hongfang opened her mouth wide, "Why didn't you help me? Why didn't you explain the whole story to them? Because I'm innocent, and innocent people shouldn't be punished."

what goes around comes around.

"Hehehe... What about me back then? I was innocent too! But because of you, my parents beat me half to death, my classmates and teachers hated me, treated me like a snake, and avoided me like the plague, to the point that I almost jumped off a building to commit suicide."

Wei Hongfang said, "I...I know I was wrong."

She didn't mean it at the time. When she heard that the students' exam results were poor and plummeted, she could logically conclude that it was because of things like dating.

"Wrong? A simple 'I know I was wrong' is enough to atone for all the suffering I've endured? Wei Hongfang, you'll spend the rest of your life in prison, dying of old age!"

Wei Hongfang was diagnosed with severe mental illness. Instead of facing the death penalty, she was sentenced to life imprisonment and held in XX Prison until she turned to dust.

Upon hearing this, Wei Hongfang suddenly realized and said, "It's all your fault, it's all your fault."

"Looks like you're really stupid."

Of course it's because of her, everything is because of her.

Ji Xiaoxiao watched the mad and deranged Wei Hongfang with a smile. She was just worried about not being able to find her, but who knew that she would walk into the tiger's den and seek her own death. If she didn't help Wei Hongfang, she would be letting down the heavens who had been so kind to her.

Ji Xiaoxiao silently controlled Wei Hongfang using the "Magic Avenue".

Wei Hongfang personally carried out the murder.

The puppet, Ji Xiaoxiao, manipulates Wei Hongfang with strings.

Ultimately, it was Ji Xiaoxiao who killed him.

"You're the crazy one." Wei Hongfang was dumbfounded.

"Killing one or two people is no big deal."

Wei Hongfang stood up angrily and banged her head against the bulletproof glass.

Bang, bang, bang—the sounds were heavy. A moment later, Wei Hongfang's forehead was cut open, and blood was unevenly smeared on the glass, making it impossible for Ji Xiaoxiao to see Wei Hongfang's expression.

“They’re all just children, how could you do that? You’re not human, you’re a monster.”

Wei Hongfang made a big commotion, and the guards rushed over, restrained her limbs, and calmly injected her with a sedative. Wei Hongfang lay down, weak and powerless.

"This is your punishment."

Ji Xiaoxiao left the chair and took Xia Kui's parents with her.

From this day forward, the original owner's wish has been fulfilled.

Ji Xiaoxiao was not in a hurry to leave this world. She studied even harder and got into the best university with the highest score in the country in the college entrance examination. She won scholarships every year.

After graduating from university, Ji Xiaoxiao rejected all offers from foreign companies and married an unknown teacher, Zhao Wuyuan, who was none other than Ji Xiaoxiao's high school teacher.

On the wedding night, the bed, covered with red roses, was surrounded by dimly lit candles.

Clothes were scattered haphazardly on the ground.

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