Quick Transmigration: Don't Let an Honest Man Become a Villainous Supporting Female Character

The teacher was lecturing on the platform, but Ji Chaoxi couldn't listen to a word or read the words in the book.

She lowered her eyes, trying her best to hide her inner panic.

Before she even entered the classroom, she had already overheard other people discussing her.

For Jiang Shiyi to pursue Xie Sili, either of these actions alone would be enough to ruin her reputation.

So when Ji Chaoxi was called to the office again.

"He must have posted that message. Because I rejected him, he posted those things to spread rumors about me."

Ji Chaoxi's shoulders trembled, and tears involuntarily streamed down her face.

All her emotions were real, including her fear and her tears.

The principal, grade leaders, homeroom teachers, and several men in suits were sitting in the office.

The men in suits stared at her sharply, as if trying to determine whether what she said was true or false.

Ji Chaoxi lowered her head, tears falling to the ground drop by drop.

The homeroom teacher was also very troubled: "Actually, I also think that boy spread rumors. He failed to bully Ji Chaoxi in our class, so he wanted to get revenge on her."

"Ji Chaoxi is a very honest girl, a quiet girl who is usually too shy to talk to others."

The matter with that boy hasn't been resolved yet, and then suddenly another post like that appears.

The head of the grade also felt that the current situation was not appropriate; he hadn't expected the Jiang family to arrive so quickly.

He forced a smile at the group of men in suits: "Gentlemen, whether it's true or not, we'll know once we call Jiang Shiyi over. Don't be in such a hurry."

Upon hearing this, Ji Chaoxi's mind went blank. Her heart pounded wildly, her breathing became rapid, and fear surged into her heart like a tide. She felt her body grow cold uncontrollably.

The homeroom teacher immediately went to the classroom to find Jiang Shiyi.

Seeing that Ji Chaoxi was still standing, the head of the grade gave a kind smile: "Ji Chaoxi, you must be tired of standing. You can sit down for a while."

But when he saw Ji Chaoxi's expression, his heart skipped a beat.

This reaction...

He gasped, no longer daring to pull her, and sat awkwardly in the chair.

He gave a dry laugh: "You are all elites of the Jiang family, but this is a society governed by law, and our students are not yet adults, so you must be careful."

The man in the suit standing at the front glanced at him and said, "We only came to the school to verify the information after receiving the news. It's not like we'd make trouble for a student."

The head of the grade nodded with a grin: "Of course, of course."

He paced back and forth in his office, stealing a glance at Ji Chaoxi, who was already crying and trembling with fear.

Now it's the head of the grade who should be scared; he can't even manage a smile anymore.

Oh no! Right under his nose, Miss Jiang was bullied! He's really doomed!

After a while, the homeroom teacher finally brought Jiang Shiyi over.

As soon as Jiang Shiyi saw Ji Chaoxi standing in the middle, she immediately understood what had happened.

She lowered her eyes and walked to Ji Chaoxi's side.

"Principal, what do you need me for?"

The principal sipped his tea, his expression bitter: "Jiang Shiyi, did you see that post at school? Did you... really get bullied by this Ji Chaoxi?"

Ji Chaoxi was almost out of breath, her face was frighteningly pale, cold sweat was seeping from her forehead, her wet hair clung to her forehead, and she was swaying precariously.

They haven't spoken since Jiang Shiyi's conversation with her.

Sometimes when we encounter each other, we simply avoid them.

She didn't expect Jiang Shiyi to help her, but she had to drag that boy down with her; she couldn't let herself suffer all the pain alone.

Just when she was about to give up, someone suddenly leaned against her back, and that person gently touched her shoulder before letting go.

"no."

Jiang Shiyi spoke calmly.

The head of the grade looked at her in astonishment.

Jiang Shiyi looked at the principal and said, "Ji Chaoxi didn't bully me. What's said in the post is all false."

The homeroom teacher was even angrier: "I knew it was fake! That boy must have spread rumors, that bastard!"

The grade head cleared his throat and tugged at the homeroom teacher: "Don't get so agitated."

He looked at the bodyguard beside him and said obsequiously, "Everyone heard what Miss Jiang said. No one at school bullied Miss Jiang."

So stop making it look like you're going to smash up the school.

"Teacher," Xie Sili suddenly spoke up, "the part about me and Ji Chaoxi is also false."

The head of the grade nodded repeatedly: "The teacher understands. The school will definitely clear your name. The nature of this matter is extremely serious."

When Ji Chaoxi left the office, her legs went weak with fear.

Jiang Shiyi and Xie Sili remained in the office to talk.

The conversation lasted a long time, and by the time it ended, it was completely dark, and almost all the students in the school had gone home.

Xie Sili and Jiang Shiyi walked out of the school gate together.

"Thank you for today," Xie Sili said.

Jiang Shiyi stopped and said gently, "Xie Sili, in what capacity are you thanking her on behalf of Ji Chaoxi?"

"This was caused by me, and I will definitely stand up for her because it's between her and me."

Before Xie Sili could respond, Jiang Shiyi got into the car.

Her mind was filled with the image of Ji Chaoxi trembling with fear in the office.

Was she afraid that she wouldn't speak up for her? Well, she did, since she trusted Xie Sili far more than she trusted her.

The boy was expelled from school for threatening and spreading rumors about Ji Chaoxi.

Ji Chaoxi alone wouldn't warrant expulsion, but he's involved with too many people, and the school can't protect him anymore.

Mr. and Mrs. Ji only learned about this from others after the incident was over.

While scolding Ji Chaoxi for not telling them about such things, Ji's mother also felt sorry for her for bearing so much alone.

Wiping away her tears, Ji's mother said, "You must tell me next time that I'm always on your side. Ji Chaoxi, what are you so afraid of?"

Ji Chaoxi felt extremely guilty.

What are we afraid of? Of course, we're afraid of things being exposed.

In their eyes, she was wronged and had been wronged.

But only she knew that all of those things were true.

That evening, Ji's mother began to teach her self-protection methods, telling her how not to be bullied.

After this incident, Ji's mother became even more worried about Ji Chaoxi's future.

How will you cope with being so timid?