Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 107 Expel Those Two Children

The teacher immediately agreed with a smile once she heard that Aubree wanted to donate to the kindergarten and called the head of the kindergarten.

She hung up after a short conversation and brought Aubree to the head’s office.

He had been waiting in his office for a while and immediately poured a cup of tea for Aubree the moment they entered. “Please take a seat, Ms. Pearson,” he said with a large smile on his face.

Aubree took the cup of tea from him and sat down on the opposite seat. “I assume you’ve probably heard of my reason for coming here.”

The head of kindergarten nodded. “I heard you wanted to donate some equipment to the kindergarten. I want to thank you on behalf of the children.”

He had just finished talking when he noticed how stoic the person in front of him looked.

Aubree sipped her tea with a chilly expression and said just as coldly, “That’s not all. I’m willing to donate five million to this kindergarten as well. You can do whatever you want with it, in exchange for one simple favor.”The head of kindergarten looked at her in confusion. “Which is…?”

Roxanne Jarvis’ children. I would like for you to expel them from this institute.” Aubree narrowed

the teacher looked at each other in confusion upon hearing

before, but he

hearing it again

happened between you and Ms. Jarvis?” the head of kindergarten asked

that I don’t want her children and the Farwell children in the same school. I believe you’re not completely unaware

nodded frantically. “Yes, I’ve heard

Estella’s mother soon, and if my daughter gets bullied by her son, will you be responsible for that?” Aubree threatened

kindergarten thought about how Lucian had said himself to not

Farwell was making such a request, the head of the kindergarten didn’t really know

teacup down, clinking it loudly against

heart clenched nervously

also invested in this kindergarten quite a bit, right? Imagine what a few words from me could do to your future. You definitely won’t have their investments to look forward to,” Aubree said, adding fuel to the