Lane Yancey now felt that his control over the school's internal affairs had been too lax. Otherwise, how could something like this have happened?
Fortunately, the matter wasn't entirely wrong in principle. Susan Caldwell was Veridia's top scorer on the college entrance exams, so having her represent the new students on stage was justifiable.
The dean of students froze for a moment. He looked toward the athletic field where Susan Caldwell was running listlessly, and when he recalled that the person who had punished her was Sheldon Caldwell, he instantly understood. "I see."
Lane Yancey smiled and said, "I've heard before that Dean Sullivan is a person of great integrity who treats everyone equally, not even giving preferential treatment to her own children. Today, I've seen it for myself. Truly admirable!"
Thanks to her outstanding achievements, Winter Sullivan was now the dean of a research institute. In terms of importance, she was in no way inferior to Julian Caldwell.
