The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 1745

"That's right," Matt's mother doubled down. "Children like that can't be allowed to stay in the kindergarten. This time, it's our child. It'll be someone else's child next time!"

The principal's expression changed abruptly when he heard the parents' intention to gather up the other parents for a mass withdrawal of students from the kindergarten. He hurriedly said to Corinne, "Please apologize to them, ma'am! We cannot let this single incident have such a huge effect on our kindergarten!"

Corinne stood up and dusted her clothes before approaching him. After apologizing to the principal, she turned her gaze to the parents and said calmly, "Though I still have no clue as to what happened, that doesn't excuse the fact that my son had admitted to hitting your son. I apologize on his behalf. I will take your son to the hospital for a full-body check-up, and I will cover all the medical expenses incurred."

Matt's father refused to let the matter go just yet. "Do you think your apology is going to do any good? My son has suffered physical injuries as well as mental anguish after what your son did!"

He received support from his wife, who said, "Yes!"

I take it to mean that you want to arrange for a psychiatrist to provide psychological counseling for your son? If so, I can

counseling? Do you think our family lacks the funds for that? If we can afford to have our child sent here, we

asked,

and stated, "I want your son to kneel and apologize to my son. If he does, then we'll reluctantly allow your son to continue attending kindergarten here. If not, then you

He must kneel and apologize to our

earlier threats, advised Corinne, "Well, since they've agreed to let the matter go once Joey has apologized, please get Joey to come

After a moment of silence, she said, An apology is fine,

hearing Corinne's unwillingness to comply, the child's father became more

did not follow her, Matt's mother declared, "Your son beat my son up, yet you continue to believe that he's not at fault. The apple doesn't fall