The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 898 Youth Doesn’t Mean Innocence

“As a top International school, our students are very united. However, some of them do face significant academic pressure, Ivana said, changing her tone to avoid conflict.

“Today’s kids often get caught up in their own heads. If parents don’t pay attention to their mental health, there’s only so much the school can do.

“I am deeply saddened by what happened to Dulcie, but we need to reflect on why it happened. Could it be that her parents placed too much pressure on her?”

Ivana pointed to the surveillance camera outside the office, adding, “Half a month before Dulcie jumped, she fought with her mother.

“As teachers, we can’t speak to everything that happens at home. Sometimes parents can be too harsh, leaving no room for the child, and the child might make poor decisions as a result.”

She was obviously leading the conversation in a specific direction.

Wynter tapped her phone screen, her smile tinged with a predatory gleam. “That is why you have a part in this too, Ms. Kowalski,”

“What do you mean?” Ivana snapped as she grew flustered. “I’m just trying to explain-”

a police badge. “No need for explanations.

is Hailey from your class? I need to speak with

Wynter’s gaze. “Hailey is taking

and being dishonest is illegal, right?” Wynter’s voice was calm but firm. “Before I

this point, Ivana panicked. “Yes, but she is taking a break. She’s in the principal’s

spare her another glance. Instead, she immediately walked toward

moment, Halley was sprawled on the couch, texting on her

me like a prisoner these past few days. I’m bored to death! She won’t let me go anywhere and even made me delete all my

to hide just to

sent the message, her friends

investigations are strict right now and that we’re safe as long as we don’t cause any public outcry. He wants me to focus on

trouble.”

Youth

the Wilsons just take the money? Everything would blow over if they did.

and grumbled with dindnin, “They’re just pretending to be all high and mighty. Either that, or