She Framed Me As Unfit So I’ll See Her In Court Chapter 09
I captured every line Sloan used to incite the other parents, saved the timestamps, and half an hour later, I was standing in Principal Hanley’s office.
I slid my phone, the lawyer’s letter, and the two police receipts across the desk to her.
“Sloan is using the parents’ group to rile up other parents. Her statements are directly connected to what happened on campus. This is no longer a family dispute. It’s an extension of school bullying.”
Hanley glanced at them, her face full of irritation.
“Ms. Carter, this is the third time you’ve come to me. Why can’t you resolve this privately with Mr. Carter? The school is not the place to handle co-parenting conflicts.”
She paused, and her tone turned colder.
“You should also reflect on why trouble always seems to follow you.”
Anger surged through my chest, but my voice stayed unnervingly calm.
“I am the victim. What you are doing right now is telling the victim to be quiet. That is called victim-blaming.”
I tapped the receipts on the desk.
“Principal Hanley, I have two police reports in my hand. One for online harassment, and one for someone being lured to my front door by a fake ad. And all of it began with a parent volunteer at your school framing my daughter on campus.”
At last, her expression changed.
I took back my phone and met her eyes.
“I will document what you just said, exactly as you said it, and submit it to my lawyer and the school board as evidence that the school failed in its duty to protect a student and her family from harassment.”
“The next person who contacts you may not be me.”