Andrew reached his school and there, everyone was gossiping about only one thing: School's football team's best players will get suspended of bullying.

It wasn't surprising as how news spread in this school quickly. From bullying to fighting, everything got covered in just a few hours.

Andrew didn't pay a heed to the gossip as he kept walking to his class but he felt someone nudging his shoulder. He turned his head and saw it was the boy he met in the cafeteria. His bruise wasn't prominent like before but it was still there.

"You heard Chad and his friends will get suspended?" He asked, the smile on his face was permanent.

Andrew's eyes moved around at the corridor as he nodded, "That's what I have heard."

"I mean how?" He asked. "I still can't believe. I thought they would get away with anything."

Andrew looked at the skinny boy and said, "Not always, I guess."

Now that they were standing, the boy looked shorter than Andrew by a few inches. He mumbled, "I hope they get a good lesson for doing bad things."

"Oh! They will." Andrew smiled to himself as the boy looked at him questioningly. "Anyways, don't get too happy. They will come back after two weeks."

The boy's smile broadened. "At least, that sounds good."

He stretched his hand and said, "We haven't introduced ourselves. I am Jason."

Andrew shook his hand. "I am Andrew."

"Oh, the topper Andrew?" He asked, his eyes going round.

"I don't know who gave that shitty nickname."

Jason smiled. He seemed to be happy now that for two weeks, he wouldn't have to live in fear.

"Alright. Need to get back to class. See you in cafeteria." Andrew said leaving as Jason nodded.

As Andrew was about to enter the class, a brown skinned man came and Andrew had seen him before. He was Mr Wallace. "Who is Andrew McAllen from here?"

He asked the students who took their seats in hurried pace. Everyone looked at him with questioning eyes.

"That would be me." Andrew said from beside him.

Mr Wallace looked like he was in his early forties, he wore a pair of classes that sit on his nose rather perfectly. He looked at him and said, "Can you come to the office? We need some information on those bullies."

Andrew nodded. "Sure."

They went to the principal's office. As soon as he entered, the principal asked, "Hello, Mr McAllen."

"Hello."

"Please sit." He said as Andrew took a seat.

Mr Wallace said, "That was really a brilliant plan to call me right away but they are saying you were the one who has bullied them. So, they will be coming with their parents. Please wait."

The principal said, "We can just call your parents while you wait."

"No need. My parents are busy. I can handle it."

After a while, Chad and his friends came along with their parents. The tiny office of the principal became crowded as the angry parents glared at Andrew.

"How could you accuse our son of doing something he hadn't done." Chad's mother exclaimed. "Look, he has scratches on his face!"

"Could be a cat." Andrew said.

"He even got a bruise!"

"Karma is a nice lady." Andrew mumbled.

"Please, be silent." The principal said as the parents fumed with anger that they were called in the morning where their morning hair care might have been disrupted.

"But Mr Principal, look how my son is beaten up to a pulp!" Chad's mother said and Andrew resisted the urge to laugh. It seemed Chad didn't like how his mother said it as his face twisted.

"He could never bully anyone." His mother said with so much confidence that it almost hurt Andrew to break them to pieces. But, oh well! Karma is a nice lady.

"Yeah, Andrew beat me and his girlfriend scratched me." Chad said as the principal and Mr Wallace gave him a look.

Chad's angry gazes moved to Andrew as he said, "Why don't you call your bitch girlfriend?"

"Language, Mr Harrington." Mr Wallace glared at him as Chad realised his tongue had slipped.

"But they both beat us!" He said.

"Prove it." Andrew challenged as Chad sneered at him. They knew very well, that place didn't have any cctv camera.

"But that place doesn't have any cameras!" Chad said as Andrew's eyes glinted. He was waiting for him to say that.

"Mr Wallace, can you please install a camera at the back of the school ground? That place is the only one with no monitoring devices." Andrew suggested as Mr Wallace took a note and Chad and his friends' faces paled because now there would be no way they keep continue their business in the school.

All the while their parents kept telling that their children could never do that and this. When Mr Wallace said they got an audio recording. They denied it saying, it was fake. There was an argument and some fathers even threatened the principal and Mr Wallace but the two men stood on their ground and simply disregarded them.

Andrew knew if this kept going, he would miss all the classes.

So, he brought out his phone and opened the school's social media page. Well, they wouldn't send any videos there since it had monitored by the school's management so they had created a duplicate one where they shared all sorts of fun things or creative things. The fun things were to bully people and send their videos to that page, the creative things were harass them and humiliate them while clicking something embarrassing pictures then posting it.

They knew the school authority might see their page so they had blocked the original page along with the teacher's profiles beforehand so the search bar won't suggest it.

Andrew opened it and gave his phone to Mr Wallace. "I have all the proofs ready." Andrew said as Mr Wallace kept scrolling through the phone and his face becoming more serious by each videos and photos.

Even the principal looked mortified after seeing the videos as he looked at the students before him with disgust.

"Unfortunately, we have to file a report on cyber bullying as well." Mr Wallace said making all of the parents froze.

Andrew stood up, a slight smirk curled up his lips as his eyes washed over Chad and his company. He asked, "Err... Mr Wallace, can I return my class?"

"Yes, of course." The principal said, "And thank you for helping us with this, Mr McAllen. Otherwise we could never know about this."

Andrew nodded. "Please let me know if you need my assistance in this. I fully support the camp and the movements. Some students really needed it. I will be honoured to help in this great movement."

With Andrew's speech, both the vice principal and the principal were happy that they at least had a student this decent.

Andrew's eyes once again washed over Chad and his friends as they all looked at him with wide eyes.

"Then please excuse me," Andrew said as he turned around to leave where the principal and Mr Wallace was behind him.

Before leaving, he gave them a devilish grin that would remind them for the rest of their lives, never to mess with the boss.