She Becomes Glamorous After The Engagement Annulment

Chapter 18: Teaching The Tutor A Lesson

Just as Cherry was about to speak, Justin frowned and asked, “What kind of special methods?”

The tutor sighed and replied, “Pete was born autistic. He doesn’t like to talk nor does he know how to communicate with others. If this goes on, it’ll impede his development. I think you can consider either sending him to medical specialists for treatment or to a school for children with special needs.”

Her eyes shone after she spoke.

Once Pete was sent to a school for children with special needs, he would be diagnosed as being mentally handicapped. With that, they would be able to ruin his future!

Cherry was confused.

That teacher was horrible!

She looked at Justin. Should Daddy agree, she would stop seeing him as her father and would get Mommy to save Pete from their clutches.

Hmph.

Justin’s expression instantly darkened. He retorted fiercely, “Pete is fine. He doesn’t need to attend a school for children with special needs! If you can’t teach him, then I’ll find someone else! Lawrence!”

“Yes, sir?”

Justin ordered, “Settle her wages immediately. She doesn’t need to come in anymore tomorrow!”

The tutor was shocked by his sudden wrath. Justin was usually very polite to them, which made her forget how domineering a man Justin really was.

She had made a mistake.

She shouldn’t have said something like that. She should have taken it slow.

Seeing that she was out of a job, in order to complete her mission, the tutor put on a sincere and earnest expression and said,

“I am the top domestic tutor in the States, Mr. Hunt. My advice is undoubtedly in your son’s best interests. Since you refuse to listen to the truth, then take it as if I didn’t say anything. I enjoyed myself very much during my time with Pete. Goodbye.”

Her speech was very in line with what an exemplary teacher would say.

faded a little and he said,

ecstatic. Half a year’s wages were a lot of money! Together with what that person

who was listening to them intently, was

Pete. He was indeed protective of him. However, he had been

door, Cherry’s big grape-like eyes swiveled

suddenly to see his son looking up at him trustingly. His young, childish voice made what he said next sound particularly heartbreaking: “Am I really very stupid and dull? Did Mommy lower the

His son

He restrained his overwhelming fury and asked gently,

arm and pointed her chubby little finger at the door. “She

the tutor’s legs went limp the instant she felt Justin’s

hugged his leg. She stuck out her tongue at the tutor

tutor was taken

really that little dimwit

the sight of how fearful his son looked, Justin didn’t give the tutor a chance

“Yes, sir.”

tutor

on her head comfortingly and said, “Can you play by yourself for a

too bloody

vicious teacher now. It was just like how Mommy

She nodded. “Okay, Daddy!”

only left the room after seeing Cherry pick up a

head down, he said, “… It’s your uncle and his family that bribed them. They wanted to make Pete into a stubborn and problematic child so that their own children can take over the

old madam doted on Pete the most. Who would have imagined that the tutors

fists and asked, “What did they

the mention, Lawrence’s head lowered even further. He answered, “They punished him by making him stand, hitting his palms, and reprimanding him. Also, they didn’t teach him seriously. They didn’t dare to do any kind of physical abuse worse than that; because they were also afraid that

ground and kicked her in the chest. The blow caused her to immediately

look as if a demon. He ordered, “Throw

trembled upon sensing

he himself was furious, let alone Justin who had always loved and doted on Pete. It was just that his way of expressing it wasn’t quite

Cherry’s tiny little form sitting on the sofa and playing with the toy car, his heart tightened with

until he was one and a half years old, he didn’t speak at all. When they saw a doctor, he was told that Pete had

was because the boy didn’t have a mother and thus, had no sense of security. They mustn’t have him, a grown man, taking care of him anymore,