Bad HeadGirl: Winnie Faces The Pink Lady She Created

After everything, Winnie did to Hazel,

did she really go scot-free? Of course

not now.

After Hazel became Pink Lady, Winnie

thought she had gone scot-free. Her

parents were rich and they buried the

case. For 2 weeks, everything was smooth

for her. Nothing happened, no

consequences, and no trouble until

Tyler's misfortune [music] started. At

first, she was confused. Why does Tyler

keep getting wounded? What is happening?

Then she noticed something else, Rita.

Rita was always looking at her and

[music] Tyler. Not talking, not

reacting, just watching. And it made

Winnie uncomfortable. But even with

everything happening, she never

suspected that it had anything to do

with Hazel. Because in her mind, Hazel

was poor, Hazel was weak, and Hazel was

broken. So there was no way Hazel could

do anything to her. After so many

strange accidents, Tyler's parents got

involved. They were also rich and they

were not going to sit back and watch

their son keep getting injured. So they

removed him from the school. And that's

when Winnie and the principal began to

see hell. At that point, Winnie's life

had already become something else, a

series of unfortunate events. [music]

But she did not know yet. Pink Lady had

crossed her with both pain [music] and

humiliation. And her own punishment did

not start immediately. It started the

moment she tries to move forward in

life, the moment she tries to leave

secondary school. There was only one way

out. Winnie would be free from Pink

Lady's wrath if she remained in

Community Secondary School forever. But

the moment she tried to step out or make

any move to graduate, she was finished.

But Winnie did not understand or know

this yet.

>> [music]

>> Instead, she became the star girl of

Community Secondary School. Juniors

feared her, her classmates avoided her.

In her mind, she had won. She felt proud

of herself, like she had truly gone free

from what she did to Hazel. But deep

down, something did not feel right.

Sometimes she would feel it, like

someone was watching her, like someone

was following her. And she was right.

Pink Lady was watching.

Immediately Tyler left the school,

Winnie moved on quickly. [music]

And she did something else. Before their

WASCE exam, she snatched Marshall from

Rita. That one hurt Rita deeply. [music]

Because this was the same boy that made

her pay less attention to Hazel. Maybe

if she was not dating Marshall, Hazel

would still be alive. And now [music] he

was dating Winnie. Rita wished she could

summon Pink Lady again, but she

couldn't. She was still enjoying her

life, not knowing everything around her

was already falling apart. [music]

While Winnie was still having the time

of her life, the principal's problem

started. Tyler's parents were not

joking. They wanted answers, real

answers. What was happening to their

son? Why was he constantly getting

injured? They mounted serious pressure

on the school and it did not stop there.

They used their connection to reach the

Commissioner of Education. The pressure

became too much. The principal had no

explanation and this time money could

not save him. He was fired. Losing his

job broke him completely. He resorted to

alcohol, not occasionally, but

constantly. He became a serious drunk.

His life became nothing to write home

about. His wife left him. Everything he

had was gradually sold off. What was

left of his properties was used to pay

off debt that he created from drinking.

[music]

People began to see him on the street

and they would wonder, how did this man

fall like [music] this? A once respected

principal reduced to nothing. But even

with all that was happening around her,

Winnie did not learn. She still did not

see it. She still believed she was

untouchable. In her mind, nothing could

happen to her because she was still in

control. But then, WASCE came, the

examination she needed to write to leave

secondary school and move to the

university. Like every other student,

Winnie believed she also deserved to

write the exam and move on to the

university. She believed her life would

still go exactly the way she planned it.

>> [music]

>> She was the queen of Community Secondary

School after all. But she had no idea

that her attempts to write WASCE would

be the beginning of the collapse of her

life. The nights before the first paper,

Winnie's mother made a move. With the

help of the math teacher, she got

expected questions, questions she had

paid for. And she sent them to Winnie to

help Winnie prepare. But Winnie did not

prepare. Instead, she went to Marshall.

She told him she really liked him and

she wanted them to go to the same

university together and maybe get

married in the future. Marshall was

already dating Rita, but every guy in

the class wanted Winnie. She was the

queen bee. So he did not think twice.

[music] He agreed immediately. Then

Winnie brought out the questions. She

showed him. She asked him to solve them

for her. The next morning, Rita saw

them, Marshall, walking with Winnie. She

was shocked. Marshall knew how much Rita

hated Winnie. And Marshall was supposed

to be Rita's boyfriend. So Rita

confronted them. But Winnie did not let

her talk. She looked at Rita and said,

[music] "Get out or I will do to you

what I did to Hazel." Rita froze. "What

did you do to Hazel? Tell the world."

Rita shouted. Winnie looked at her

[music] and started laughing

mischievously. Marshall just stood

there, confused and embarrassed with

guilt.

Inside the exam hall, Winnie did not

even check if the questions her mother

sent to her were the same questions in

the exam booklet. She just started

writing [music] exactly what Marshall

had solved for her into her answer

booklet. So Winnie cheated, but she was

not caught. And it worked. The next

paper, the same thing. Her mother sent

questions, Marshall solved them, and she

copied in the exam hall. It became a

system. One paper, two papers, and she

did this successfully for five papers.

Winnie became very confident, too

confident. But then came the sixth

paper. This time she was caught. The

principal, who used to collect money

from her father, was no longer there. So

things were different now. Immediately

she was caught, she tries to shift the

blame. She told the invigilator and the

new principal, "It's Marshall, he's my

boyfriend. He's the one that solved it

for me. He's the one that gave me what

to use to cheat." She wanted to pass the

blame onto Marshall. The paper she was

using to cheat was [music] collected and

compared to Marshall's current

handwriting and answer booklet. And it

did not match. Marshall had been playing

her. He used her questions to practice

and intentionally [music]

tweaked his handwriting because he knew

she was going to take what he had solved

for her into the exam hall to cheat and

that could implicate him. The

handwriting he used to solve her

questions was completely different from

his real exam handwriting. Marshall

denied everything Winnie said. He said

he did not know Winnie aside from the

fact that she was his [music] classmate.

He even said he had never had a

girlfriend throughout his stay in

secondary school. Winnie stood there in

shock, exposed and embarrassed. And

Rita, Rita watched everything and she

couldn't help but laugh. The new

principal did not protect Winnie, not

like the former one. She was made to

sign a malpractice form and that meant

that she's banned from writing WASCE for