After Rebirth, I Won't Take the Blame

As soon as this message was sent out, everyone in the live broadcast room started to gossip again.

"Look at him acting so righteous, I thought he was being wronged. It turns out he really was kept by a rich woman."

"Young people these days don't want to endure any hardship, they haven't even started college and already want to take shortcuts."

"Whose kid is this? Why doesn't someone come out and discipline him?"

My parents lived abroad all year round and didn't use WhatsApp, so it was my account.

I checked the contact who said I was being kept and saw it was Henry's mom.

Previously, during an exam, Henry wanted me to help him cheat. I refused.

Later, he was caught by the teacher and had his parents called in.

When Henry's mom arrived, she desperately gave me signals, wanting me to clear things up for Henry.

But I chose to tell the truth to the teacher.

From then on, Henry and I had a grudge.

I never thought his mom would come out to attack me at this time.

Noah got excited as soon as he saw this message.

"I knew it. How could a kid afford such expensive stuff? It turns out a rich woman keeps him. Tsk.

"So young and already on the wrong path. And you want to corrupt Emily? Since no one is disciplining you, I'll teach you a lesson."

Saying that, Noah smashed a baseball bat into the glass cabinet next to the bookshelf.

Inside the cabinet were jade and porcelain Dad had bought at high prices at auctions. He treasured them, but now Noah had smashed them all into pieces.

Watching my homeroom teacher, Roy Davis, stay silent stunned me.

In my past life, Mom was afraid I would lose things. So, she left a spare key and my home address with Roy.

Later, Emily missed the exam because she was hanging out with Daniel and had even gotten pregnant.

If Roy hadn't given Noah my key and address, I wouldn't have been brutally killed by Noah before the police arrived.

It wasn't until after my death that I found out Roy was actually Emily's uncle.

He was blood-related to Emily. How could he possibly help me?

And he knew very well that the luxury car that picked me up before belonged to my aunt, not some rich woman. Yet he remained silent, letting these people slander me.

If Noah was the murderer who killed me, then he was the accomplice.

In this life, I would make these people pay.

I mentioned Roy in the parent group. "Mr. Davis, please help explain that things are not as he thinks."

After I sent the message, Roy replied, "Liam, your grades are poor. And Emily has been tutoring you. You can't repay her kindness by hiding her. Her dad is worried about tomorrow's exam, so he came to your house.

"Tell him where Emily is, and he won't trouble you anymore."

Other parents in the group chimed in, "Mr. Davis is right. It's so late. Who wants to be out causing trouble unless they're worried about their child."

"Exactly, a boy who looks decent but has such a bad mind."

"If it doesn't work out, let him transfer to another school. I'm afraid he'll corrupt my kid."

"Sigh, boys these days don't want to work hard. It's ruining society's morals."

The parents were all talking at once. Someone made a short video of the group chat and posted it online.

The caption was "Failing student hides top student before the college entrance exam. The parents search in vain."

As soon as the video was posted, it sparked intense debate.

Everyone in the comments was condemning me.

Seeing the high attention, Noah excitedly opened the live broadcast app.