“I Warned You—I’m a Karate Black Belt.” Bullies Attacked Her; Five Minutes Later, They Were Out Cold

“I Warned You—I’m a Karate Black Belt.” Bullies Attacked Her; Five Minutes Later, They Were Out Cold

Chapter 13

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Ariana stood over them, perfectly calm, adjusting her backpack strap. "Walk away next time, " she said quietly. "If there is a next time, " she turned and left the parking lot without looking back. Logan groaned, rolling onto his side. "She She's a monster.

" "No! " Theo whispered horsely. She's trained and you trapped us with her. This time there were no cheers, no spectators, only silence. And the sound of bullies hitting the pavement.

By morning, word of the parking lot incident spread across the school, and the administration had no choice but to launch a full-scale investigation. The boardroom at North View High had never felt so full. Long oak tables stretched across the room, lined with stern-faced board members, anxious teachers, and parents whispering behind folded arms. The blinds were half closed, leaving sharp stripes of morning light, cutting across the polished floor. At the center sat Principal Ward, leaning forward with his hands clasped.

Across from him sat Ariana Brooks, composed and silent. Next to her, a row of teachers shifted uncomfortably. On the opposite side, a stiff, pale-faced Mrs. Pierce sat gripping her purse so tightly her knuckles widened. "Let's begin, " Ward said, voice steady. The meeting opened with a flood of evidence.

Not just Mason's recording, not just the gym footage, but a series of older clips dug up by students overnight. Videos that had been forgotten, deleted, buried, whispered about, but never proven. Now they played one after another on the large screen. Logan shoving a freshman into a locker. Mason tripping a student carrying art supplies.

Theo stealing someone's phone while laughing. The three of them cornering a classmate behind the bleachers. Gasps filled the room. Parents exchanged horrified looks. Teachers lowered their eyes, ashamed they'd missed the signs.

Mrs. Pierce stood abruptly. That's taken out of context. Logan is a good boy. He's under pressure. He Ward raised a hand, stopping her.

Ma'am, your son has a documented pattern of aggression. And after yesterday's incidents, including the parking lot confrontation, he is facing potential long-term suspension or expulsion. Logan, seated beside his mother, clenched his jaw. Despite his injuries. He looked furious and cornered.

"This is all her fault. " Mrs. Pierce snapped, pointing at Ariana. "She's violent. She's dangerous. She had no right.

" Ariana finally spoke. Her voice was calm. "Steady. " "Ma'am, " I defended myself. Mrs. Pierce scoffed.

"You broke my son's arm, " Ward interjected. "Actually, she didn't. Medical reports state that Logan has a sprain, not a fracture. And from what we saw, Ariana showed considerable restraint. A murmur of agreement rose around the room.

Ward turned toward Ariana. You've shown discipline far beyond what we expect from any student. You could have seriously injured them, but you didn't. Ariana remained still, eyes down for the first time. A teacher whispered from the corner.

She's the only one here who acted responsibly. The room settled. Everyone waited for the next move. Logan stared daggers across the table. His mother fumed.

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