Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 759

“It’s not just about clearing his name. The entire country could have been banned from the competition for life because of a plagiarism scandal.”

“Thinking about it on a larger scale, it’s a national disgrace.”

“I get it now. Byron was just jealous that Tucker won the award he couldn’t get.”

“Byron is disgusting.”

“No, no, I didn’t!” Hearing the curses all around him, Byron trembled, frantically denying everything. “Juniper, how dare you slander me!”

Juniper said nothing, merely tapping on her phone. The large screen behind her immediately lit up with evidence: Byron’s report against Tucker, the login history of his burner account on the forum, and even the transaction page for the payment he made to the reporter. As for the evidence of him manipulating competition results, she only showed a small fraction to avoid interfering with the ongoing investigation.

Staring at the mountain of evidence, Byron’s mouth hung open, utterly speechless. No one could have imagined that the highly respected and famous figure in the programming world could be so morally corrupt. Especially selling competition placements. So many programmers worked day and night, hoping to win certificates to advance their careers. Byron’s actions had turned all their efforts into a joke.

“Byron, you are not fit to be a teacher!” an academic in the audience roared in fury.

“Byron, you finally got what you deserved!” a student who had suffered for years finally shouted, venting his frustration.

The hall was filled with curses. Byron, trembling, clung to his chair, wanting to leave but finding his legs too weak to move.

“And also…” Seeing his guilty expression, Juniper spoke again, her voice slow and deliberate. “My third sentence.”

All eyes turned to Juniper, wondering just how much more evidence she had.

“I’ve said what I needed to say,” Juniper said with a faint smile, her expression serene. “Let the awards ceremony continue.”

Everyone was dumbfounded. “???” What third sentence? She had already sealed Byron’s fate with just two.

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