The Invisible Rich Man's
Chapter 185
Gerald did not care about their ridicule and sarcastic comments.
He just pulled out his phone and texted Zack, telling her what happened to Victor and his family affairs.
Then, he dragged Layla back to class.
Harper knows that Gerald is now facing a big problem.
The Wright family was a wealthy family.
Victor's father was involved in international business, and they were indeed wealthy.
Moreover, his father was a local resident at Mayberry, so he could be considered as a strong and influential person there.
But Harper and the others still remain with Gerald, ignoring those things.
“Gerald, are you hiding in class? Department director wants to meet you!”
At that moment, Whitney opened the classroom door where Gerald was. He then crossed his hands in front of her and said lightly.
“By the way, you're Harper, right? Go and help pack his things. If not, he should do it himself after he returns to class later.”
He did that only because Gerald had bought branded clothes for him before.
So Whitney reminded him.
Then, he immediately left.
Gerald then followed behind Whitney and reached the department director's office door.
Cassandra and some of the women close to Victor were also waiting at the door.
They sneer. “How dare you do such a thing! Go to the office now! Department director would like to meet you alone!”
Cassandra smiled coldly.
“Don't think that you'll get away with a light sentence like getting kicked off campus. Let me tell you. Your whole life is ruined now that you've defeated Victor! ”
Said another woman furiously.
Gerald smiled casually. He opened the door and went straight into the office.
Mr. Reeds is the department director.
He's called Jacob Reeds.
He was a middle-aged man wearing glasses.
At that time, he was drinking tea and reading the newspaper.
“Gerald, I'm surprised to see you beating people up. Your results are amazing, and you have good manners. Besides, you are also an honest person. It never occurred to me that you would be so impulsive. You are such a fool! ”
Jacob rebuked him loudly.
"Trs. Reeds, he started it!”
Gerald said calmly.
Jacob sneered. “I don't care who started it. The fact is you beat Victor. You are wrong for doing such a thing! Let me tell you, you have made such a problem this time. After all, how could your family background compare to that of the Victor family? How about this? I have an application form here, applying to leave campus. Just sign and leave now!”
Jacob looked at Gerald with disdain.
So what Jacob said just now in his favor was nothing but politeness. But Gerald never thought that it would be that serious until he was expelled from college. Now he realizes that Jacob has decided to take him off campus. That's because Victor comes from a rich family, and Gerald is poor.
If Victor beats him up that day, all Victor needs to do is apologize to him and pay for the medical expenses. But if it were the other way around, he would be expelled from college. He can't help it.
Since he was forced under such circumstances, he had no choice but to sign the form.
Gerald put his cell phone on the table, picked up the pen, and got ready to fill out forms, including excuses to leave campus.
Jacob smiled with disdain.
Surprisingly, Gerald's phone suddenly rang.
The caller ID indicates that it was a call from Mr. Raine.
It was a call from the minister of the Ministry of Education—Mr.
During the previous week, her sister—Jessica asked Gerald to contact Mr. Raine several times over investment matters at Scothow Elementary School.
But Gerald couldn't answer the phone. He filled out the form quickly.
However, the call caught Jacob's attention beside him
“What is this... Mr Raine? Why do you have her phone number?”
Of course, Jacob is in no position to get acquainted with Mr. Raine. But he remembers Mr. Raine's contact number clearly.
'Why did Mr Raine call Gerald? Why did he call Gerald?'
“You... Why are you still in a daze? Quickly pick up the phone!”
Jacob's expression worsened. He immediately stood up and asked Gerald to answer the call.
'God! Even the rector would not dare to ignore such an important person like Lord Raine!'