Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 1295

Sunlight Kindergarten shot to the top of trending topics due to the food safety incident. Parents started bombarding the school’s group chat and demanded answers. Teachers remained clueless and were hesitant to respond. Lydia was a coward who proved herself as a money-minded opportunist. She did not dare show her face now that things were not going well.

Regardless of how the parents asked for an explanation in the group, Lydia remained silent and avoided the heat.

Unable to locate Lydia, the parents somehow managed to get hold of Hylda’s number.

Hylda had just caught wind of the news about the school cafeteria, and she was still processing the shock. She could not believe that Lydia did not bother to give her a heads-up when the kindergarten was under inspection.

One minute, she was strategizing with Sophia about how to counter Stella’s next move; the following minute, news about the kindergarten’s kitchen safety was blowing up on social media.

As the parents flooded her with calls, Hylda was also on the hunt for Lydia. Hylda did not know what was going on at first. After picking up a call, she was met with harsh words from the parents.

hell have you been feeding my son?! You’re making a fortune from this shady business. Aren’t you afraid that it’ll come back to haunt your own child?! Why don’t you

hung up. Before she could catch

answer. But the parents were not willing to let her off the hook. Soon, a flurry of enraged messages showed up on her

switched off her phone and swapped it with

from the Jewell family and zoomed off

public opinion battles. Whether they won or lost against Stella was no longer important. The real urgency lay in the fact that Lydia’s recklessness might lead

grew, as she drove to her destination. Back when they were co-managing

higher salary than the average teacher. But, Lydia, the penny-pincher, did not

kids will be a breeze,” she claimed. “We only have to take care of

being an excellent chef. She guaranteed that

shot. She agreed to let Lydia manage the kindergarten for two months, with the understanding that if things did not pan out, they would immediately