Who Takes the Blame? (3)

The other students also whispered to each other, "If you break it, admit it yourself. If you can't afford it, let the school help raise money for you."

" You could work to earn money. Don't you have a lot of friends outside? Let them pay for you."

These words may hurt Marley. She suddenly said angrily, "I said it wasn't me who broke it!"

The class teacher slapped the table on the stage. "Alright! Stop arguing! No matter who broke this piano, it has something to do with Class F. Let's gather up money to compensate together."

The others scolded Marley with bad words. Marley grabbed the books on the table with her hands, her eyes filled with tears. She looked at the mocking and disgusting faces, angry and wronged.

"I was in a bad mood! So I wanted to do the cleaning! Yes! I did touch the piano! But I closed it after playing it! It worked well! It did when and after I touched it!"