See You Never, Mr. Lamont by Coral

Chapter 145 Who Dared to Hit My Son?
“How come someone who is usually so cun ning can’t even come up with a retort now?” Claudia glanced coldly at the parents who were leaving with their children. “In the face of such school violence, when parents don’t care, let me teach you a method.”
She lifted her watery eyes lightly, and the light in her eyes was like a knife, like a sharp sword, piercing through the noisy air, shattering every onlooker.
“You caught someone, beat them hard, if something happens, I’ll cover for you.
Abel was taken aback, and the dimness in his eyes gradually regained its brilliance.
He looked at Rogelio, his little face slightly lifted, and grinned, “It’s you!”
Seeing him declare war against Rogelio, Claudia was about to suggest that he pick someone less sturdy. However, Abel quickly threw a punch at Rogelio, who immediately retaliated once he realized what was happening.
Although Rogelio was physically strong, he didn’t seem to have the upper hand when fighting against Abel.
When the adults saw the children fighting, they gathered around.
Claudia stood by, with a smug expression on her face, hands in her pockets, enjoying the show. Abel had a knack for hitting the weakest spot of Rogelio, turning the disadvantage into an overwhelming advantage.
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Other parents pointed and whispered at Claudia, and the older grandmothers couldn’t bear it. They scolded her, saying, “How do you educate your child? How can you let him fight!”
“All the children in this kindergarten are from noble families. If you dare to hit someone who has power and influence, you can forget about staying in this kindergarten.”
“Where is the teacher? Let the teacher come and evaluate, this is not how children should be educated!”
“Are you elementary school students? Whenever you encounter a problem, you call the teacher,” Claudia sneered, raising an eyebrow. “Now you realize the importance of parental discipline? How come you didn’t intervene when your people were using verbal violence against him before?”
“I didn’t even let the child lay a hand, how come, can’t even speak? Is there no freedom of speech anymore?!” One of the stylishly dressed women walked over and exclaimed when she saw that Rogelio was the one being beaten. “Rogelio!”
She quickly waved to the woman not far away and said, “Jennie, your son was beaten!”
Jennie Russel immediately ran over, shouting as she ran, “Who dares to hit my son!”
Jennie took a few steps forward and pushed through the crowd to take a look. Rogelio was already lying on the ground, beaten.
Her face changed, and she quickly reached out to grab Abel, but Claudia was one step ahead and took Abel away.

“Are you his parent?” Jennie sneered as she helped her disheveled son up. Taking another look at Abel, who was clearly much smaller than her own son, she had just witnessed him pinning her son to the ground
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and hitting him. Glancing at the injured face caused by her own son, her voice turned as cold as ice, “Very well, you stay here and don’t move. Where is Kerry from the kindergarten?”
Kerry Bush was rushing over here when he heard Jennie calling him. He quickly exclaimed, as she was the head of the kindergarten and had hurried over upon hearing that there was a fight.
The children in this school were either rich or noble, and no one dared to offend anyone.
Everyone made way for Kerry.
Kerry saw that Rogelio had been beaten, her face changed. This was one of the top five children of the Ramsey family.
“Kerry, this person hit my son. You must give me an explanation today. I know that every child in the kindergarten has their own background. I don’t want to put you in a difficult position. If this matter is not resolved properly today, the Ramsey family will regretfully withdraw their investment from your kindergarten this year.”
Jennie was wearing a fur coat, twisting the latest limited edition Hermès bag in her hands, with her arms crossed, looking arrogant and domineering.
As soon as these words were spoken, more and more people gathered to watch the scene.
Observant individuals could tell that Jennie was the daughter-in-law of the Ramsey family, and her status and power were second only to the Lamont family within the Ramsey family. She had long been the object of everyone’s flattery.
As for the other one…
Seeing Abel’s familiar face, none of these people recognized him for a
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moment.
The Lamont family’s family reunion was ruined by Emily’s injury. Not many people knew Abel, but some still knew that Abel was Rosalie’s child.
At first, the parents of these children were somewhat wary, and the children only dared to mock Abel in private. But now, the news of Rosalie’s affair has spread throughout the country, and Abel has become worthless in their eyes.
Who knows, maybe Abel was also born out of an affair between Rosalie and someone else.
After all, Edmond never admitted that Abel was his son from beginning to end.
Upon hearing Jennie’s words, Kerry had already made up his mind. Although Abel was studying with them, the Lamont family did not invest in their school.
Who is light and who is heavy, it is clear at a glance.
She walked up to Abel and whispered, “Abel, you were the one who started it, apologize to Rogelio.”
Upon hearing these words, Abel lifted his little face and stubbornly shook his head, saying, “He was the one who insulted me first.”
“Did he hit you?” Kerry asked again
Abel pursed his lips, with a glimmer of tears in his eyes.
“If you were the one who started it, you should apologize first.”
Kerry’s words were interrupted by Claudia’s mocking laughter.
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“Is this the kind of character your school’s teachers have?” Claudia glanced at her, her gaze nakedly mocking, “Forcing someone to apologize without distinguishing right from wrong, and saying that verbal violence is not violence?”
Before the two of them started fighting, she had already seen the bruises on Abel’s neck and arms, which were clearly fresh injuries.
It is not difficult to guess what happened to Abel, considering his change in personality and his fear of kindergarten.
She hated campus violence the most because she had also been a victim of violence. However, later on, she learned to fight back with violence.