Alternate ending to "Nothing but the truth"

After being changed to another school, Philip Malloy felt ashamed about his actions when he was in his old school. He thought of himself being so disobedient and showed no motive to work hard when the old school days. In the new school, the school allow students to sing the national anthem unlike the old school who totally prevent students from singing the school song.
Meanwhile, Miss Narwin resigned from the old school. On the day when she resigned, she left the school walking home, thinking. She thought to herself ,"what is happening to me, why does that boy doesn't listen and follow my orders during his school days, was it me or was it him?" Choosing the negative answer towards herself, she thought of her teaching years in the school, the attitude she showed to her students, her disability to cope with students with difficulty......
Suddenly, a screeching sound was echoed through the streets and followed by a bang. Miss Narwin led on the road, with her face as white as sheet, her head bleeding profusely from the wound.....
The commotion drew people from the school, including the principle, the students, to rush out to attend to the accident. Philip malloy ,on the other hand, was on his way home walking by his former school when he saw the commotion outside the school. Immediately, He whipped out his handphone and dialled "995". Within minutes, the ambulance arrived and brought the victim to the nearest hospital quickly.
The principle,students, all boarded a bus school compound and was about to leave for the hospital too when a single voice was heard yelling from a distant. Philip. At the hospital, emergency surgery was performed but to no avail. Doctors from the whole hospital was unable to help Miss Narwin due to her spinal cord being paralysed after the car crashed into her . Philip, along with the rest of his former classmates, crowding around the ward bed, full in grieve and anxiety. Philip unable to accept the truth burst into tears and collapsed with grieve....
Two years later, Philip Malloy graduated from the school and continued his studies in France. In France, Philip enrolled into a school in the city. When Philip entered his new class, he heard a famine voice shouted from behind him, calling his name. Philip spun around and saw a familiar face. Allison Doresett.