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Keira heard these words and immediately furrowed her brows. “Why should you?!”

Christina sneered, “Don’t you know? The position of school board member for kindergartens is generally held by women. Since the Olsen family became a

school trustee, they must send a representative. Now I am the only qualified woman in the Olsen family, so of

course, it’s me!”

Keira found this laughable.

Mrs. Jones, who was standing nearby, said, “Even so, you can’t just expel children at will! Doing this, you’ve caused great psychological harm to the child!”

Mrs. Jones thought back to when she had suddenly received a call from the school and was flustered, immediately rushing there.

She found her son, who was usually well-behaved a always smiling, crying with swollen eyes.

Her son was standing at the classroom door, being punished, with his little stool and backpack, and when

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she approached, he immediately burst into tears.

The teacher nearby not only offered no comfort but instead scolded, “This is a school, what are you crying for? Don’t disrupt the other children’s classes!”

Mrs. Jones almost lost her mind and charged forward, fiercely pushing the teacher away and then taking her son into her arms.

She gently patted her son’s back, soothing him, and then stared at the teacher in anger. “What are you doing?”

Seeing Amy being bullied, she had felt as if it were happening to her own child.

Now that it was her own son suffering, she felt almost driven to madness.

Yet the teacher was still there, clamoring. “What am doing? Your son misbehaved at school, urinating at will, and throwing worms into someone else’s backpack. After a meeting and discussion, he has bee expelled!”

Having said that, the teacher pointed to a blackboard nearby, which displayed a public criticism notice!

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at it and saw that not only her son but also Amy

throw worms into my classmate’s backpack either. It was my classmate who brought them to play with, and all the classmates admitted it. But the teacher insists it was me.

George never lied.

Jones immediately believed him and turned to the

my son today!”

This was the board’s decision, and it

do with me!”

Jones immediately understood; it was be of

incident of supporting Amy as a witness

her son were now on the

blacklist!

family’s influence could

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project with the Horton Group, it was merely a small opening for Horton Group’s entry into Clance, and it was no match compared to the power of the top five elite

when Keera casually suggested that her husband would sign a contract with the Horton Group, and

didn’t even think about it and immediately rushed

Mrs. Jones

felt she had been grasping at straws out of desperation.

young girl, and after the Horton

about her.

wife and mother after marriage.

must have not her on

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with the Horton Group, so what good

come to her

would only bring Keera down with her

was pondering this when she heard Christina speak. “It’s not without reason, is it? We’ve provided

Jones snapped. “Yes, it’s on tape, but it’s been maliciously edited! My son simply walked past some feces, and you claim he did it. He just glanced at a classmate’s insects, and you insist he brought

it’s because your family signed a contract with the Horton family. Do

Mrs. Jones’s face change.

are you insulting

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stupidity.” Keira spread her hands. “If you’re so good

was so angry that her chest heaved. “You

little slut!”

“You guys, go hold her down for me. I’m going to teach her a lesson today and show her what I’m capable of!”

an eyebrow, showing no intention of fighting back, and instead pointed to the nearby camera. “This is my home, not a school where you can manipulate the surveillance.

Christina. “Guess whether your masters will protect

came to a police issue, wouldn’t the ones needing

hesitated at

this, Victoria said, “Keera, there’s really no to make this ugly. The reason we’re

he