Chapter 105
Vivian Sinclair originally didn’t recognize the furious face of the person who suddenly rushed out to slap her, until Fiona Rhodes shouted lowly, “Let go p>
She hurried over, pulling the person who had just tried to harm Vivian Sinclair behind her, glaring angrily at Vivian, “Make your people let go p>
Only then did Vivian recall, she was Fiona Rhodes’ daughter.
Someone she used to call “senior sister,” who treated her kindly like a real sister, Annette Crawford.
Vivian Sinclair was confused.
What terrible thing had she done to make mother and daughter suddenly change their attitudes to hate her so much?
Even though Summer was affected by the emotions and doubted if it was really because of Vivian Sinclair.
She still maintained a bit of rationality.
She walked over and looked at Vivian Sinclair, “Vivian? What’s going on p>
Summer looked at Fiona Rhodes, then at Annette Crawford.
She didn’t believe the words just because of Annette Crawford’s actions.
Vivian Sinclair let out a cold laugh, “I also want to know what I have done. Since Teacher came back, I haven’t even seen Teacher p>
“How could the teacher being injured be blamed on me p>
“Uncle Greenshire, you have always been just, why don’t you say something fair p>
Vivian Sinclair lifted her head to look at the anxious face of Greenshire.
Greenshire sighed and was about to speak, but Fiona Rhodes said, “What’s there to say p>
It seemed she didn’t want Vivian Sinclair to know the truth.
Annette Crawford still glared angrily at Vivian Sinclair, though since Fiona was pulling her, she remained silent.
Vivian Sinclair: “Fine p>
“If you don’t say why you’re involving me, then my people won’t let go p>
After speaking, Vivian gave Minor a look.
Minor immediately increased the force in his hand, causing Annette Crawford’s face to change instantly, and she let out a cry, “Ah p>
Fiona, seeing this, angrily shouted, “Vivian Sinclair, Annette wasn’t wrong p>
“Today’s dispute is indeed because of you, which led to Tris accidentally falling down the stairs. Doesn’t this have anything to do with you p>
“Annette spoke out of anger. You know Annette wouldn’t hurt you p>
“Get your lackey to let Annette go p>
The sight of Fiona Rhodes chilled Vivian’s heart.
She didn’t order anyone to release Annette Crawford but continued asking, “Fine, why don’t you tell me, what was argued about me p>
“I myself am very curious p>
“What did you argue about because of me p>
“I don’t even know what went wrong p>
“Otherwise, when I go out in the future, if anyone says they had an accident because they glanced at me, is it also my fault p>
For the first time in her life, Vivian Sinclair spoke loudly to Fiona Rhodes.
Her sharp and fierce attitude stunned Fiona, Greenshire, and others.
The crowd instantly rushed over.
“Vivian, how can you speak to your teacher like that p>
“Yeah Vivian. Your two teachers did argue because of you, Tris falling today was indeed just an accident p>
“Vivian, this is wrong! You don’t know how much your teacher cared for you. You shouldn’t hurt her feelings like this p>
Caleb Crawford also came over, “Vivian, there was indeed some misunderstanding about this. But Fiona never said that with any malice p>
Vivian Sinclair turned to the crowd, “Fine, then tell me, what did she care for me p>
“Was it when she abruptly left without explanation, or when friendly fellow apprentices suddenly treated me coldly, targeted me, ignored me, leaving me to struggle alone, like a lone boat on the sea, not knowing when I might drown p>
“If any of you explain anything today p>
“I’ll kneel and apologize to Master Fiona p>
Vivian Sinclair pressed forward, staring at Fiona.
Only then did Fiona realize, the sixteen-year-old girl then had now undergone tremendous changes!
She’s no longer just a little kid full of admiration.
She’s no longer just a simple and innocent girl like a blank sheet.
But someone who can say no to injustice and grievance, who can openly rebel against societal morals.
At this moment, the emotions in Fiona’s eyes became extremely complex again.
It even seemed to have a hint of relief p>
Vivian Sinclair repeatedly looked into her eyes, filled with doubt.
But soon, Fiona again suppressed all emotions, “Enough p>
“Vivian Sinclair, Tris is still lying in surgery, unknown if he’s alive, yet you are here trying to clear yourself of responsibility p>
“He was kind to you in vain p>
“Someone with no respect for their teacher, you don’t deserve to be here anymore p>
“Summer, why don’t you make her leave immediately p>
Once again, the topic is dodged.
Effortlessly shifting the subject, avoiding talking about the past.
Or is she herself aware of being guilty, daring not to delve deeper?
However, at this moment Summer truly didn’t want to listen to their entanglements.
She irritably covered her head, “Vivian, can I ask you to leave for now p>
“Your presence here will only lead to constant arguments, where no one can be peaceful p>
“You don’t want to make everyone uncomfortable, do you p>
Vivian Sinclair wasn’t someone with a thick skin.
Her eyes reddened, she smiled bitterly in helplessness.
Apparently, she’s really an annoying person.
Everyone wishes she wouldn’t continue to stay and be an eyesore.
“Alright p>
Just as she took a deep look at the operating room and prepared to turn away, the door of the operating room opened.
The surgeon was the dean.
He took off his mask, and everyone surged forward like a swarm.
Summer Dunn was the first to push forward: “Doctor, how is my father? Please, you must save him p>
Some people recognized the dean’s identity and excitedly expressed that Tris had a special status, hoping he would do his utmost.
Everyone thought the dean was personally operating because he knew their status.
However, the dean’s eyes passed through the crowd of figures and ultimately locked on Vivian Sinclair in the distance.
“Miss Sinclair, please come over p>
Vivian hesitated for a moment but still went over.
She deeply nodded towards the dean.
“It’s really troublesome for you p>
“This Old Mr. Dunn is a very respected teacher of mine, so I urgently contacted you p>
Since the incident with Old Tanner, it was the dean who took the initiative to add Vivian Sinclair’s contact information.
Therefore, Vivian Sinclair was able to continue watching The Grant Family’s drama in the hospital yesterday because the dean gave her a green channel.
The dean even smiled and said: “Don’t worry, President Thorne has told me to give a little help if you ever need anything. Just count this favor under President Thorne’s name p>
“It’s an opportunity I couldn’t wish for p>
On the way here, Vivian tried to contact Julian but couldn’t get through, so she contacted this dean first.
Upon hearing this, the dean didn’t hesitate at all and went straight to the operating room.
Therefore, if Vivian Sinclair hadn’t spoken up, the dean wouldn’t have known that these art masters would be at the hospital today.
Because he has no interest in art at all.
Naturally, he wasn’t swayed by this group of people.
In front of everyone’s stunned eyes, the dean warmly said to Vivian Sinclair, “Miss Sinclair, you’re too polite p>
“However, the situation of this Old Mr. Dunn is indeed somewhat critical p>
“We just evaluated, if it continues like this, Old Mr. Dunn’s chance of survival is only…twenty percent p>
Only then did everyone realize that the dean’s personal operation was actually because of Vivian Sinclair!
Fiona Rhodes’s face was particularly unpleasant.
Just now she wanted Summer Dunn to drive everyone away, little did she know that without Vivian Sinclair, the doctor might have already come out to announce the death.
Summer Dunn, upon hearing this data, staggered and almost fainted.
Tina Archer supported her.
Summer Dunn: “Please, please save my father. Our family can afford any amount, please p>
Yet the dean could only shake his head.
He sighed and turned to Vivian Sinclair: “Miss Sinclair, can you contact President Thorne p>
“I’ve called President Thorne several times but couldn’t reach him p>
“If President Thorne can be contacted, Teacher Tris might have a fifty percent chance of survival p>
Vivian Sinclair guessed correctly!
“Is it because of…J p>
The dean’s eyes instantly brightened at the mention of this name.
He said excitedly: “You indeed know p>
“Yes, if J could personally operate, Old Mr. Dunn’s chance of survival today would reach sixty to seventy percent p>
“There are very few people in this world who can make J act p>
“But Miss Sinclair, if you can contact President Thorne, this matter becomes hopeful p>
Just as the dean finished speaking, Summer Dunn excitedly grabbed Vivian Sinclair and pleaded: “Vivian, it was my fault earlier, I shouldn’t have treated you that way p>
“I beg you, please help p>
“You don’t know that Dad was always concerned about you p>
“He rushed back to Ardis after seeing the news of you being bullied, so he wanted to return p>
“He always says a teacher for a day is a father for life, he’s like half a father, so he wanted to come back to support you p>
“But he kept waiting and hoping every day, yet you never visited him. Although he felt disappointed, he never blamed you p>
“Dad’s a kind-hearted man, please save him p>
Saying this Summer Dunn was about to kneel.
Vivian Sinclair quickly stopped her, “Summer, stand up p>
“I’m also anxious about the teacher’s situation p>
“I’ve already called Mr. Thorne twenty times p>
“He hasn’t answered p>
Summer Dunn was momentarily dumbfounded, as if she had lost her spirit, tears streaming continuously.
Annette Crawford sneered coldly: “Pretending to be what? Thinking she’s so capable, boasting here and fooling everyone p>
“Result? Giving hope, and then more despair p>
“Such misfortune, both teachers accepted a disciple like her p>
Tina Archer really couldn’t listen anymore: “Have you said enough p>
“Vivian at least asked the dean to operate, Teacher Tris still has a twenty percent chance of survival p>
“What about you? You only quarrel here and force her to leave. Aren’t you ashamed as respectable teachers p>
Tina Archer was quite angry, and spoke without politeness.
Professor Andrews did not stop her, clearly siding with Vivian Sinclair.
Annette Crawford felt displeased being rebuked: “Then let her contact that J p>
“Otherwise, stop showing off here p>
Vivian Sinclair’s face turned grim, she glared at Annette Crawford just about to speak when her phone suddenly rang.
Vivian Sinclair looked down at the caller ID, and there were the big words ’Mr. Thorne p>