Even if Mrs. Bayer had some influence, she couldn’t compete against these famous wealthy families on her own. Plus, her son had gotten into trouble with the young Hamerton heiress!

Even if Ruth was slow, she knew what mattered most in this situation. This matter couldn’t be smoothed over!

Maisie was there, too. Faced with Mrs. Bayer’s irrational behavior, she calmly said, “Mrs. Bayer, it was James who provoked the other children first.”

“But my son got beaten up. That’s a fact!”

Maisie smiled. “By your reasoning, this should only be children playing around.”

Mrs. Bayer was furious. “What kind of teacher are you? How can you say that?”

“When James was causing trouble, that’s how you described it. So, I assume that’s your logic. Why, Mrs. Bayer? When your son bullies others, it’s just children playing, but when someone hits him back, it’s their fault? Mrs. Bayer, it seems you have quite the double standard!”

Mrs. Bayer’s eyes widened, her chest heaving. She glared at Maisie for a long time before a strange, sly smile crossed her lips. “Ms. Squire, you probably don’t know who James’ future stepfather is, do you?”

my business who his future stepfather is. Mrs. Bayer, you’re here to resolve this issue, not to show off your family

it’s none of your business?” Mrs. Bayer stepped

Ruth said impatiently, “We don’t care about who James’ future stepfather is! But if you want to know who the fathers of the children your son bullied are,

and yelled at Ruth, “I know the kids in your kindergarten are from influential families! Hah! You’re snobs picking

if we know who James’ future stepfather is. How

leered at Ruth before walking away with a parting shot of,

chair, gasping for breath. “She’s infuriating, truly infuriating… How can there be such an absurd parent? I’ll find a way to kick her

enrollment application

and noticed the application form on the table, which was likely left there

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