A piece of land far away from the dust collector, green grass is like bacteria, and the sky is infinite. This is a private girls' school and a party is being held. The two headmistresses, Karenand Martha, have been close friends since middle school. After a busy day, they are ready to rest. Karen already has a fiancé, the handsome Doctor Cardin, who often visits Karen and takes her for a drive. At this time, Martha was left busy in the school. For some reason, Martha always looks manly in everything she does, and she is rarely seen wearing a dress. Martha was always angry with Dr. Cardin, and she didn't want Karen to marry this man, the reason she gave was that there would be less time to take care of the school. They had a small quarrel over this matter, and finally hugged each other sadly. This was seen by the female student Mary. Mary's grandmother was a conservative, old-fashioned, rich. Mary happened to be punished for making a mistake that day. In order to get revenge on the two teachers, she decided to tell others what she saw. Mary, a liar, made up the story and told her grandmother, Mrs. Tilford. She said she saw the two principals kissing and slandered them as a homosexual relationship. What's more despicable is that in order to convince her of the lie, she also has evidence of another classmate Rosalie's theft, and coerced Rosalie to help her lie.
The words of a small child caused an uproar. In a conservative society, there is no room for homosexual behavior caused by rumors. Karen and Martha watched their classmates at school being taken away by their parents one by one before they could figure it out. The only one who is happy is Mary, she can skip school. Dr. Cardin still had a trusting attitude towards Martha, but what could this be. People in the town also began to discourage and even threaten Dr. Cardin. Before long, the matter was brought to court. Martha's aunt is also a teacher at this school. She could have proved the innocence of the two, but when it was time to go to court, she backed away and left. The two lost the case, and they stayed in the empty school and dared not go out. Dr. Cardin wanted to help them get out of here, but Martha also refused. At this time, Martha told Karen the truth: in fact, in her heart, she did have admiration for Karen. This surprised Martha, and she could hardly accept the fact. Martha shut herself in the house, when in fact, when Karen opened that door, she found that Martha had committed suicide. Martha's aunt came back from outside and apologized to them, not knowing that it was all too late. It's just that children's words are unscrupulous, and people's words are scary
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