"Yeah, the VC will probably just go along with it now. He already signed the letter, didn't he? This is just cleanup."
They all watched with bated breath, expecting the Vice Chancellor to use Jana's claims to save face and shut the case. He turned to Nnenna with a neutral look.
"That's the reason. Do you understand now?" he asked, as if wrapping things up.
But Nnenna simply tilted her head and smiled, a calm, unnerving smile that caught many off guard.
"I understand, sir," she said politely. "But… I have one question."
The VC blinked. "What is it?"
She turned fully to Jana, her voice clear and steady, "Where is her evidence?"
Gasps rippled through the crowd like a dropped stone in water.
Jana stiffened.
"You've accused me of serious things," Nnenna continued, still smiling. "Harassment. Seduction. Manipulation. Surely, you must have some form of proof, right? Messages? Recordings? Witness statements? Anything?"
