By the next morning, the video of Dan’s confession had spread across campus like wildfire. It was everywhere—on social media, in group chats, and even on the university’s forums. The murmurs that had once condemned Rayla now buzzed with outrage, but this time, the anger wasn’t directed at her. It was directed at the people who had orchestrated the lies, the ones who had tried to destroy her. the main special meal was Dan.
The university management acted swiftly. Dan was summoned to the dean’s office and expelled by midday. Though no real damage had been done—legally speaking—the scandal was too big to ignore. The administration made it clear that such behavior wouldn’t be tolerated, but they stopped short of pressing charges. For Rayla, it was enough. Her name was finally clear.
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