A prince from a certain American comic book

How did this suddenly come up with him?

Despite his thoughts, Ike still got up decisively and walked up to Ms. Dejadin.

Dejadin glanced at Portia, who was still inciting a student uprising, and said directly to Ike, "Are you the advisor for this ball?"

Ike blinked.

There is indeed a dance tomorrow.

Ike, who had already secured a full scholarship through a midterm party, originally didn't plan to participate. However, as the former vice president of the student council that organized the party, Ike felt obligated to take on the role of advisor and offered guidance during the student council's preparations for this last party before graduation.

Ike knew what Ms. Dejadin wanted to say.

After a moment of silence.

After glancing at Portia with a nonchalant expression, Ike nodded to Ms. Dejadin and said, "I understand. Portia Hagens will be removed from the ball invitation list due to inappropriate remarks."

“…What?” Portia, standing next to him, was stunned.

Upon hearing this, Dejadin immediately addressed Portia, saying, "Hagens, you're staying at school today. I need to have a serious talk with your parents."

Done.

After calling out to the other girls to continue training, Ms. Dejadin whistled again.

Portia rushed up to Ike and glared at him, demanding to know why she wasn't allowed to attend tomorrow's ball.

Ike shrugged and said, "Hagens, you should be glad you're in twelfth grade, just for that one sentence that starts with 'f'. If you were in eleventh grade, you would have been suspended by the school by now."

What a joke.

Even someone as great as Ike never uttered a single word starting with "f" to his teacher when he was young in this life.

Even when he was beaten to a pulp in his first fencing lesson, he never said that.

Don't criticize the teacher who imparted knowledge to you.

This is very important.

Portia directly twisted Ike's words, saying, "So that means preventing us from all attending the ball?"

"all?"

“No, no, no.” Ike shook his head at Portia with a slight chuckle and said, “This dance was funded by the student council using the surplus funds from last quarter. Therefore, the student council has a responsibility to keep out individuals who might turn the dance into a disaster. Congratulations, Hagens, you are the first person on this list.”

Portia shouted, "That's discrimination!"

Ike shrugged and said, "You can appeal to the student council. The student council is there to serve the students. If you think there's anything wrong with my proposal, I believe the student council can give you justice. I'm just an advisor, and maybe the student council won't agree to my proposal."

Portia: "..."

Chapter 108: There is no such thing as fairness

Portia was kept on as a student. (Ice@Fire#Chinese www.bhzw.cc)

Chris and the others were also kept on at school because of Portia.

With a helpless expression, Ike said to Ms. Dejadin, "I've already helped you, and you still want Chris to stay at school?"

Dejadin glanced at Ike and said calmly, "You mean, Portia can swear at his teacher without any punishment?"

Ike was stunned.

It's definitely wrong for students to swear at teachers, but does that have anything to do with what they want to say?

Ms. Dejadin smiled, glanced at her watch, and said, "You can go and get Chris's backpack first; their time off at school will be over soon."

Ike asked suspiciously, "Really?"

Ms. Dejadin nodded.

Ike breathed a sigh of relief after receiving the assurance.

Yesterday, Chris picked a terrible movie, and she ended up with a awful one. That's impossible today. Unless something unexpected happens, Chris will lose the right to choose movies at the cinema from now on. Ike bought tickets for "Back to the Future Part III" for today's showing after leaving the cinema yesterday, intending to use this sci-fi film to cleanse his wounded heart from yesterday's bad movie.

Ike quickly returned to the rest corridor.

Click!

As soon as Ike walked in, he stopped near the restroom by the door.

His ears twitched slightly.

I think I just heard the sound of breaking glass coming from the bathroom.

After thinking for a moment, Ike turned and went into the bathroom.

Over by the sink.

Carrie White, dressed somewhat old-fashionedly and lacking any youthful charm, stared at the cracked mirror in front of her and gave a strange smile.

Ike was also taken aback.

next second.

Ike returned to normal, walked over to Carrie, and turned on the tap to wake her up, who seemed to be thinking about something.

Carrie was slightly startled by the sound of water.

With a crack, the mirror shattered again, and even the mirror in front of Ike broke into pieces and fell down.

If Ike hadn't been quick-witted, his hand would probably be disfigured.

Carrie quickly apologized.

Ike took a deep breath and said to Carrie, "Even if you've awakened your mutant abilities, could you at least try to restrain yourself a little?"

Carrie asked, somewhat surprised, "...You, you're not surprised?"

Ike smiled.

surprise.

No.

He was very surprised.

Without him.

The moment Ike saw Carrie's smile in the mirror, he instantly remembered which plot he had stumbled into this time.

Carrie.

A school bullying film whose title and plot have absolutely no connection.

Who is the witch?

In Ike's opinion, apart from Carrie, who is called a witch, all the other female classmates in this film are witches...

Ike snapped out of his reverie and said calmly, "Don't let anger control you. Controlling your anger is when you grow."

Carrie was stunned.

By the time she came to her senses, Ike had already left the restroom. Carrie glanced at the shards of glass in the sink, then quickly lowered her head and resumed her introverted and somewhat eccentric demeanor as she left the restroom.

Ekti, carrying his own bag and Chris's backpack, did not go to the sports field. Instead, he was summoned directly to the principal's office by the principal's assistant.

Ike pushed open the door and entered.

Principal Nancy sat in her seat.

Portia, whose hair was tied up, was sitting in a guest chair with a middle-aged man.

Physical education teacher Ms. Dejadin stood to one side with her arms crossed.

Ike gave a slight smile.

Did they call the parents?

I despise you.

Ike glanced at Portia, whose demeanor was quite different with her father present, and then silently stood on the same side as Ms. Dejadin.

Mr. Hagens, Portia's father, turned to look at Ms. Dejadin behind him and said in a low voice, "That gym teacher punished Portia and used foul language. She can't do that; it's an abuse of power. And she's preventing my daughter from attending tomorrow's ball. Do you know how long my daughter has been preparing for this ball?"

Portia chimed in, “You’re right, Daddy. He insulted me, he abused me, and preventing me from going to the ball violated my personal freedom.”

Principal Nancy was about to speak.

After Ike coughed to draw the attention of Portia and her father, Mr. Hagens, he said, “Excuse me for interrupting, it’s not Ms. Dejadin who’s preventing Portia Hagens from going to the ball, but rather that Ms. Portia Hagens has been removed from the list of students invited to tomorrow’s ball.”

Mr. Hagens frowned and looked at Ike, asking, "Who are you?"

Principal Nancy glanced at Ike and introduced him, "Mr. Hagens, this is Ike Adair, an outstanding graduate of this year's class. Johns Hopkins University has invited Ike Adair to enroll with a full scholarship."

A fleeting look of surprise crossed Mr. Hagens's face.

Ike smiled slightly.

Good students have privileges no matter where they are. Mr. Hagens, having calmed down from his earlier outburst, asked Principal Nancy, "So why was this student, Ike Adair, able to stop my daughter from attending the ball?"

Principal Nancy looked at Ike but didn't say anything.

Ike looked at Mr. Hagens and said, “It’s very simple. As the advisor for this ball, I am worried that Portia Hagens might cause this ball to go astray. This should be the last position I hold at the school, so I have the responsibility to ensure that the ball can be held smoothly and come to a successful conclusion.”

Mr. Hagens was somewhat puzzled.

Ike feigned surprise and asked Portia, "Didn't you tell Mr. Hagens the whole reason why you were punished by running?"

Portia, abandoning her obedient daughter persona, glared angrily at Ike.

Ike sneered inwardly.

quite a while.

After hearing the whole story, Mr. Hagens leaned back and said, “Listen, this is only your side of the story. I know my children. If she says she didn’t do it, then she didn’t do it. I demand that her right to attend the ball be restored.”

"This is impossible."

"……What did you say?"

Ike, standing behind, smiled slightly as he watched Mr. Hagens turn around.

next second.

Ike walked straight to the window, opened it, and yelled at a classmate passing by on the ground.

Ten minutes later.