Triplets’ Mighty Mom

Chapter 60 I Ripped My Pants 

The woman, who was kicked, climbed up from the ground, saying, “You started it first! You hit Aunt Florence first! How old do you think she is?” Silas was glowering. “Are you telling me that you adults were not ganging up on a child?” Florence arrogantly said, “We were disciplining him. Since his mother doesn’t know how to educate her child, we decided to help her out. What do you think you’re doing?”

“I see. I’m sure you won’t mind if I help you educate your child too, right?” As he spoke, he reached out and grabbed Mitchell, who was standing by the side, then he lifted him off the ground with one hand. Mitchell dangled mid-air, feeling so terrified that he burst into tears. Silas glared at him with a seething expression. “Why are you crying? You cry now, but why didn’t you cry when you were bullying others? Don’t you know that a fight should be done one-on-one? Ganging up on somebody is a cowardly move!” At the same time, Florence was shocked. Then, she rushed over and tried to snatch Mitchell away like a madwoman. “Who do you think you are to educate him on our behalf?!”

you ask yourselves that when you were disciplining somebody else’s child?” She choked on her anger. She had not expected Camila to arrive so quickly, much less bring a man with her. “He bullied my grandchild first. Look at those

little fatty and sneered, “It was three on one, and you still managed to end up in this condition? I can’t believe you have the nerve to cry. What’s more, you even asked

you say that?!” the woman in the short-sleeved shirt yelled angrily. He coldly replied, “No matter what I say, it’ll still be better than what you did! It makes me wonder if

to meet Camila. Who could have known that these parents would come into the classroom in such a short while and even raised their hand against a child? “Everyone, please don’t fight. Let’s check on

other hand, Camila completely ignored the fight going on as she held South tightly. She was so scared that her entire body was trembling, and she rubbed at the wound on South’s head. In a panicked voice, she asked, “South, are you okay? Don’t scare me, alright?! Where does it hurt? Don’t hide it from me; let me see!” South glanced at the others and pretentiously said, “My head hurts! I feel dizzy!” “Don’t worry. Let’s go to the hospital.” Then, she bent down intending to pick him up. However, he struggled against her and refused to move. After that, he moved his little head closer to her. Just as she was feeling confused, she felt his hot breath blowing against her ear. “Mommy, I