Marry A Sweetheart And Get Another Free: President, Please Sign This! Chapter 2652 - 2652 2672

Chapter 2652 - 2652 2672

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luo chenxi pondered for a moment before she sent another message.”rather than giving me a make-up degree, why don’t you spend more energy to investigate what happened back then? i clearly remember that i’ve complained to the school many times six years ago. i’m afraid that the mistakes of the relevant personnel can’t be summed up with a word of negligence.”

initially, when the netizens saw the royal academy of fine arts admitting their mistakes and offering to give luo chenxi a replacement degree, they felt that they had handled the matter quite well. the comments below were filled with praises.

however, many people reacted to the situation after reading luo chenxi’s reply.

‘that’s right. the announcement has been going on for a long time but it did not clearly state who was the one who caused luo chenxi to be expelled back then!’

he just vaguely said “related personnel” and “negligence” and wanted to let the matter pa.s.s?

” does the royal academy of fine arts take everyone for fools? ”

“i was wondering why a prestigious school like this would be so generous. they’re even giving luo chenxi a supplementary degree certificate. it turns out that he wanted to use this incident to divert everyone’s attention and make everyone forget to hold the relevant personnel responsible!”

” this stellaer is really stubborn. the royal academy of fine arts has already offered to give her a degree, but she didn’t take the opportunity to quit. she would rather give up the degree than to pursue the person who was responsible for that year … ”

“i like Stellar’s temper! however, to be fair, it was not wise for her to do so. “the royal academy of fine arts is a famous school with a history of more than 400 years. many big shots in the fashion industry are schoolmates. if she really goes against the school, she might be banned …”

“the matter has blown up so much that the school wouldn’t dare to ban her. what about the school’s reputation in the future?”

“i’m more curious about the person who fired luo chenxi back then. the royal academy of fine arts would rather be doubted than reveal the mastermind. if it was really tang daiqi who did it, isn’t her background too powerful?”

“you think you can bully people like this just because you have a background? tang daiyuan should also come out and apologize for this matter!”

due to luo chenxi’s words, the netizens were reminded of tang daier once again. they rushed to the bottom of her ins homepage again and demanded that she apologize to luo chenxi publicly, just like the royal academy of fine arts.

tang daiyuan’s att.i.tude towards this matter was very firm. not only did she not apologize, but she also sent out a lawyer’s letter, saying that the rumors circulating on the internet about her harming her cla.s.smates were pure rumors. if anyone continued to spread false rumors, she would pursue legal responsibility.

luo chenxi had already guessed that she would do that.

after all, the netizens ‘speculations were just speculations. even if tang daier’s series of actions and words had already exposed the fact that she was jealous of luo chenxi, there was no concrete evidence that could prove that tang daier was related to the incident six years ago.

tang daier would be a fool to admit it.

however, the subsequent development still surprised luo chenxi.

ever since tang daijie posted the lawyer’s letter, the voices of doubt on the internet seemed to have disappeared overnight.

the tags on the hot search had all disappeared.

the media that had been fighting to report on this incident had also secretly deleted related news and no longer followed up on the follow-up situation.

“that’s strange. tang daier didn’t apologize, so why isn’t anyone looking for trouble with her now? shouldn’t she be ridiculed by the public for posting such a provocative lawyer’s letter? why are all the comments now pitying her?”

mu weiwei scrolled through ins for the entire afternoon. the more she watched, the more upset she felt.