We know you, George! You could've prevented it from happening. It's a policy that none must say a word in the examination room, yes, but that's a different case when you witness cheating and you're involving yourself in it. It's common sense to react when you begin answering someone else's papers. Besides, you need not speak. Showing them the papers should be enough!"
I dropped my eyes to my untouched food. Dad had started his usual morning ceremony before I could have a bite of my breakfast. Mom looked worriedly at my plate knowing there was no chance this food would ever get to my stomach today.
"You're lucky enough the school is seeing you as my daughter and will not dare refute your side, no matter how evidently stupid it was to let that joke happened." He paused to breathe. "Why? Th
