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Ishida is a person who is not very well versed in the ways of the world. She has been well protected by her family since she was a child. She believes that rumors stop at the wise and the innocent will be cleared.

In addition, Ishida was preparing for the entrance examination at that time and was also working on a research project that was at an important stage, so he didn't have time to refute the rumors.

So the rumor intensified, and was even several times more outrageous and vicious than the version that Tsuruta had first spread.

Most people don't care what kind of person Ishida is or whether the rumors are true. They only care about whether they can make themselves happy when talking about those things.

There are also some people who adhere to the principle of not commenting if they don't know the truth. Although they will not spread rumors, they will not refute them either. At most, they will say something like "Don't believe everything you hear" when they hear others talking about it.

There are only a very small number of people who will help clarify and explain in this process, and the voices of those few people cannot compete with the widely spread rumors at all.

By the time Ishida finally realized that he couldn't let the rumors go, it was too late.

Ishida's family was well-off and even considered a relatively well-known family locally, so some unscrupulous tabloids smelled the rumors and came to find them, writing articles and publishing them.

This caused a big uproar, and the matter became more and more serious. Ishida's research project was stopped by his supervisor, and his further studies were also ruined because of this incident.

This was a bolt from the blue. Ishida wanted to explain, but found it was too late and no one listened to her.

Even because she came out to issue a clarification statement, those who spread the rumors became even more excited after seeing Ishida's response, and the verbal violence escalated into physical harm.

When Ishida went to the cafeteria to eat, he was recognized, his plate was knocked over, his hand was scalded by the hot soup, and someone pushed Ishida, causing him to fall and be hospitalized.

After Ishida's mom and dad found out that Ishida was maliciously slandered, they asked Ishida about it, but Ishida was focused on his studies at the time and didn't pay attention to these things.

Ishida didn't care, but her mom and dad were well aware of the harm of rumors. However, by that time, the rumors had already spread very widely and could not be solved by simply saying "no".

So Ishida's mom and dad started investigating who started the rumor, and they found out it was Tsuruta.

The couple immediately went to Tsuruta's house and asked her family to find a way to help solve the problem.

But it was too late. Upon learning that their daughter was injured in a push at school, the couple immediately arranged for Ishida to withdraw from school and took her home to recuperate.

The Tsuruta family and the Ishida family had business dealings, and Tsuruta's grandmother felt that what Tsuruta did to Ishida was really excessive, so she ordered Tsuruta to take the initiative to clarify immediately and to assume legal responsibility when necessary.

Tsuruta himself probably didn't expect things to turn out like this. He felt that he was just rejected by Ishida and was angry. Also, because Komatsu used public opinion to target him regarding the matter between Ogura and Ishida, he planned to spread some rumors to let Ishida taste the feeling of being scolded.

As a result, public opinion became out of control and turned out to be what it is now.

Tsuruta felt scared and was scolded every day by his grandmother, mother and father, so he gritted his teeth and issued a statement saying that he had lied and spread rumors, that things were not like that, and that Ishida was not that kind of person.

But it was no use. Not only did the rumors not stop, they became even more intense.

Because some people think that Ishida forced Tsuruta to say those words.