#Chapter 192: B Minus

Hot herbal tea, I sat down at Asher’s computer to write a statement. “I don’t even know where to start,” I admitted. He placed his hand on my shoulder. “Just write what you know. Be honest. Stick to the facts. They will handle the rest.” With his help, I wrote honestly about what I had witnessed on the website, as well as some vague details from my own personal experience. I didn’t include names or places, to protect myself, but did include enough of what happened that the situation could be understood. Due to the existence of this website, run by Academy students, I had been attacked. That should be enough reason for the Academy to act. At the bottom, I included the website address and Lamar’s login. I decided to submit this anonymously in an attempt to keep the attention off of me. I wasn’t exactly sure what the Academy would do, and I didn’t want anyone to find a way to tie it back to me in case they decided to do nothing. When the statement was complete, Asher print