Madam Winters’s Fight For Her Children

Chapter 33 

Duke stood straight. 

He was standing in the courtyard with a black suit on, and his surroundings were filled with his cold aura, 

It was the beginning of spring, yet everyone on the spot felt like it was winter. Some of the more timid children were so terrified that their complexions turned pale. 

Duke‘s imposing manner was sufficient to prove that he was not joking. 

The police would really arrive and bring the children to the police station. 

Their families had high statuses in Sea City, but the Winters family had an even higher status. 

As long as Duke said something, there would be no way of getting around it. 

The rich ladies had been so arrogant earlier, but now, they gritted their teeth in hatred. They glanced at Harold and Melody with profound gazes before they unwillingly looked at Duke. 

“Mr. Winters, the kids were just fooling around. We don‘t need to call the police, do we?” 

“Yes, Mr. Winters. Our families are in a working relationship. We don‘t have to blow this out of proportion, right?” 

“Besides, my kid is also injured, so let‘s call it even.” 

Duke scoffed. “So, do you just want to let this go?” 

looks at a loss before they forced a smile. “What do

said coldly. “Apologize to whoever

angry that her body shook.

was already injured, and she still had to apologize

thought the

plan on looking into it either. Yet, they still needed to lower their heads

That was impossible! 

and their

indifferently. “Okay, let‘s involve the police

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word “police” hit a sore spot for the rich

Then, the reporters

minutes before they

looked at Melody who was covered in

could make the rich ladies surrender with just a few sentences, he felt extremely

voices are too low. Your apology isn‘t sincere at all.”

ladies were

wanted to stuff this boy‘s

livid. She carried Leo, who was gasping heavily from the nonstop crying, and disdainfully said, “Melody, your cousin was wrong today. He shouldn‘t have mocked you for being mute, and he shouldn‘t have

ladies heard that, they were

Xavier knew