"Mom, she pushed me!" Jay cried out loud.

Olive continued reading her book without any change of expression. Her indifference was similar to that of a judge. Only the supreme judge who was always at the top of the pyramid would showcase such an expression.

"Maybe she didn't mean it. You are a boy. You can't cry." Elaine knew that she couldn't offend Avery, so she tried her best to comfort her son.

"She did it on purpose. I only asked her what book she was reading, and she left just like that. I wanted to stop her, but she hit me!"

Jay actually didn't have a bad temper, but anyone who got beaten would naturally feel insulted. Jay kept crying and almost threw a tantrum. Avery scratched his ear, placed his hand on Olive's shoulder, and asked, "What happened?"

"He was trying to snatch my book, biting off more than he can chew," Olive said as she closed the book. "Master, do I have to settle my own problem?"

"Go ahead."

With Avery's permission, Olive stepped forward and looked at Jay, who was hugging his mother.

She said without hesitation, "Are you five years old at least? What else do you know other than crying? Do you have to snatch my book just because I didn't want to let you see it? If I don't hit you, who else am I supposed to hit?"

"I just wanted to ask what you were reading..."

"Why should I tell you? Who told you that I would respond if you talk to me?"

Jay didn't know what to say at the moment. Shouldn't a person reply when another person talked to them? Everyone treated him like that, so why was it different when it came to her?

Olive continued, "This is Mr. Avery's and my home. You don't have the right to snatch our things. You also don't have the right to ask me to do what I don't want to do. So I'm sorry. Please leave."

This incident happened at the right time. Their discussion had already come to an end after all. Elaine really should go home with Jay.

Elaine felt unusually agitated in the presence of Olive. Hence, she did not stay any longer and left with Jay.

"I'm sorry for causing you so much trouble."

the two of them left, Olive bowed

do anything wrong. When dealing with such a shameless person, you have to intimidate them. They bully the weak but fear the strong. When you're tougher than them, they'll be afraid." Avery leaned

what if someone tries to hurt me, and I

as you're still alive, you should find a chance to recover and kill him. Don't ever be

words carried a tinge of his

thinking that girls had to be shameful, Irena wouldn't have chosen to commit suicide and leave him.

to Avery and said, "Your mindset is the same as mine. I will never spare those who bullied me. Even if they beat me to death, I would still

rest now. You don't need to read

to be a

she took the

the living room and walked into the sunroom. He took

when she heard it. "She gave up half

undercity. After all, I'm not from Brine like you are.

meant. He wanted her to ask Shane about it or Peter to investigate it. They were all Brine

People who knew the local culture knew which direction to go. First of all, it saved time. Second, it was easy to spot important details. Unlike the locals, it

it then. I don't think it's suitable for Shane to

best to help. But I need you to cooperate better with Zoe

today, Avery suddenly felt that it was a good choice to let her meet Sheryl.

much confidence

was a child. She had suffered a lot with Charlotte. Although she had the behavior of a spoiled kid, she could still fight through hardships. In that case, she was more mature and

she hadn't seen Sheryl in such a long time,

"I'll ask Olive."

would be able to meet Ms. Emerson's daughter, she immediately agreed, "I want to play with that little

do you know she's younger

she was 18, she can only be five years old at most. I'm already

believe what you said. You've taught Olive very well.

I'm also very grateful to

pick you up tomorrow and bring you to meet my daughter. I haven't seen her in a long time too. But I'll have to work in the

Would that be okay?

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