Please Stop The Pope

The footage Rimen provided captured everything, including audio and every detail of the situation.

Siyeon wasn’t lying.

The moments where Siyeon was provoked, among other things—all of it was there, just as Siyeon had told us.

The fierce energy of the mothers, who had been ready to tear into us moments ago, dissipated in an instant.

Of course it did.

They must have finally realized just what their children had been up to.

But the matter didn’t end there.@@novelbin@@

Knock, knock, knock.

Someone rapped on the principal’s office door, and a moment later, a familiar man stepped inside.

A man dressed impeccably in a suit and holding a briefcase.

It was none other than Director-General Kim Dongsik—no, now Minister Kim Dongsik—one of South Korea’s most action-oriented officials.

...Is this issue really that serious if even the Minister has come?

Honestly, I have no idea.

“Good afternoon. I am Kim Dongsik, Minister of the Bureau of Awakened Affairs. I imagine my sudden visit has surprised you,” he said.

“Mi-Minister, what brings you here?”

The principal’s face turned as white as a sheet.

And for good reason. It’s not every day that a government minister intervenes in a school bullying case.

Moreover, Minister Kim is currently the most popular public servant in South Korea.

He’s highly sought after by both ruling and opposition parties alike.

In short, he’s a big deal.

Who wouldn’t be flustered by the sudden appearance of someone so influential?

Even I was caught off guard.