The Girl Come Back Is Super Chapter 1260-Outside the principalâs office.
The door was not completely closed. Yvonne stretched out her hand and knocked on it. She heard Talbotâs voice coming from inside: âCome in.â
Yvonne pushed the door and went in.
After entering the office, she saw that her class teacher was also there.
Both Talbot and her class teacher looked gloomy.
Seeing this, Yvonneâs heart trembled. She bit her lips and pretended to be calm. Then she spoke up:
âPresident Dylon, Miss Green.â
She looked at Talbot. And the light in her eyes flashed. âPresident Dylon, what can I do for you?â
Talbot didnât beat around the bush with her. He directly asked her: âYvonne, someone told on you, saying that the work you played in the piano competition was copied from others. Do you know about this?â
Yvonneâs heart trembled severely. And her eyes looked more flustered and guilty. She bit her lips tightly. After a long time, she stammered: âPresident Dylon, I donât know who I have offended. Iâm being framed. I really didnât plagiarize.â
âIf you didnât plagiarize, why is your song so similar to the work of a netizen named âAnnoyed Mary Sueâ? Do you mean that netizen copied your work?â
Yvonneâs mind was messy. Being questioned by Talbot like this, she couldnât come up with a word to explain.
She felt flustered with her nails pricked into her palm. Seeing Talbotâs strict eyes which seemed to see right through her, her eyelashes trembled. She looked down and felt so guilty that she didnât dare to look him in the eye anymore.
Talbot saw her reaction.
But he didnât say anything else. He just picked up his phone and turned on the speaker.
A beautiful melody rang. Hearing this familiar melody, Yvonneâs face changed again.
The music played by Talbot is the one played by Annoyed Mary Sue.
âThis song is a work published by Annoyed Mary Sue.â A moment later, Talbot picked up his phone and pressed the pause button. âCompared with your entry, at least two-thirds of your twoâs works are exactly the same.â
âSo either she copied you, or you copied her.â
âIf you donât have a reasonable explanation, according to the release time of you twoâs works, I would say you copied her work. Once itâs settled you did plagiarize, you should know how serious the consequences are.â
After saying so, Talbot narrowed his eyes. And his eyes became sharper and sharper. âIf you have any strong evidence that can prove your created this work before her, the school will help you clarify immediately.â
âYes, Yvonne, if you have any evidence, take it out immediately.â The class teacher naturally doesnât believe that her students copied some other personâs work. Besides, Yvonne is such a good student at ordinary times. She actually believes Yvonne on this matter.
âWhether it is a digital document on your computer, or a handwritten music score, it can be used as evidence. As long as it can prove that you created this work earlier than her, it will be okay.â
Yvonne bit her lips. And there were cold sweats slipping down from her forehead drops by drops.
How can she have any evidence?
âYvonne, say something.â Seeing her remain in silence, her class teacher said in an anxious tone: âIf your manuscript is left at home, I will give you a leave. You should go back to get it as soon as possible.â
âDonât think this is an insignificant little thing. If it is confirmed that you cheated in the competition, not only will your championship be canceled, but the school will also punish you.â
Hearing that the school will also give her a punishment, Yvonne immediately raised her head: âWhat kind of punishment will the school give me?â
âFor students with misconduct, the school will give them a demerit and make them drop out of school.â