Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 573

Trevon remained silent for a long while, staring ominously at the old lady. Meanwhile, the old man tried hard to restrain her, as the old lady felt she couldn’t afford

to lose face. After all, she came from a wealthy family.

Trevon took out his phone and sent a message to Hackett. [Your daughter was beaten up.]

After sending the message, she calmly put her phone away, withdrew her gaze, and ignored the old lady. “Where is William? Wasn’t it said that the parents in this

school have high standards? Did | misunderstand the meaning of standards, or is there a misconception about what is considered high standard?”

He asked three questions in a row. His calm tone revealed complete sarcasm.

After saying that, she glanced at the old lady, implying that such behavior reflected a certain level of quality and sophistication. The old lady, eager to retort, was

forcefully held back by the old man beside her. She was attempting to speak but was met with a fierce glare from the old man, causing her to swallow her words.

The teacher awkwardly forced a smile, feeling the pressure, and apologized, “I’m sorry, Mr. Wilson. It’s my oversight. I didn’t take good care of Jasper. | apologize.”

Trevon did not intend to make things difficult for the teacher. He did not want to waste time. “What did my wife do just now?”

Without waiting for the teacher to respond, Natalie conveyed her thoughts to Trevon beside her, shrugging to indicate that the old lady disagreed. Communicating

with the old lady seemed futile, like talking to a brick wall. “Gabriel’s Grandma, I’ll repeat it. Your grandson apologizes first, and then my child will apologize.”

The old lady was stubborn and refused to agree. “Dream on. You have to apologize today.”

Natalie thought the old lady was hopeless and unreasonable. She glanced sympathetically at the proud-looking boy across from her. She sighed inwardly. “He’s a

good boy, but it’s just a pity he was born and raised in a family like this.”

Trevon suddenly appeared unconcerned, ignoring the other party. It was as if he were a guest, casually picking up Ruby. Natalie seemed to anticipate the reason,

fearing that the situation might escalate further. This man was truly unpredictable.

As expected, when Hackett and Sherri pushed the door and entered, their faces were filled with killing intent. Sherri was fine, but Hackett had never been so angry

before.

Seeing the protagonist enter, Trevon’s lips twitched. “You deal with your daughter first.”

Sherri and Hackett first checked the child to ensure she had no injuries. After confirming their well-being, their expressions eased slightly. However, Hackett, still

carrying a cold attitude, didn’t give the other party any chance. He sternly demanded, “Apologize to my daughter. Did you push her?”

Gabriel was so frightened by Hackett’s cold words that he took a few steps back and hid behind the old lady. He poked his head out and said guiltily, “I was the one

who pushed her. What’s wrong?”

The old lady said, “Your daughter didn’t sit properly on her stool. What does it have to do with my grandson?”

that bringing Hackett in was the right choice. Following the other’s logic,

was because your grandson couldn’t

response but quickly resumed her composure. “That’s a

your son resorted

apologize, but this is the quality of my son. What can you do? Call

this preschool might be too

wish to contribute funds

should have accepted Natalie’s advice. Perhaps enrolling Jasper in a regular preschool without such issues would

choice.

Trevon to conclude that this family is from the countryside, likely nouveau riche. The behavior of the

assumption.

apologized. William had invited her back. “Mr. Wilson, don’t be anxious. I’ll explain

demanding an apology from

pulled him out, prompting the

apologize, I’ll beat you up so badly that your father won’t

Ruby found it somewhat satisfying. Feeling that Gabriel was too naughty,

just trying to help

scold her brother because of him. His uncle’s expression was cold and fierce, making her fear that

subjected to his wrath.

Ruby’s words. Instead, he glanced at his son, noting that

Uncle won’t scold

a tone as Gabriel spoke in a

threatening expression on Hackett’s face made him fear for his safety. “Sorry, | didn’t

child’s temperament was not bad. It was just that the person who educated him was wrong. It was really

the child.

whether the apology was sincere, and considering that the other party seemed frightened, Natalie believed that since the boy had

needed to apologize. “Jasper, we also need to

another preschool. She couldn’t imagine what might happen if a similar

current environment.

unreasonable people from time to time in

sorry. | shouldn’t have pushed you, but the next time you bully others like this,

still hit you.”

quickly said, “Jasper, you don’t have

calming down the old lady’s emotions, soothing her

situation.

severely, but this was Natalie’s perspective. It might be different for Trevon and Hackett. To Hackett, Ruby was a precious

unwilling to see

and asked someone to check the child’s family background. Frank had always been

replied very

and Natalie, Gabriel’s father initially worked as a laborer on construction sites. However, due to some intelligence and having saved

on his side, and he

becoming wealthy. He even moved from the countryside to the urban area of

Frank, Gabriel’s father was also involved

about their background. After reviewing the information provided by Frank, Hackett began to entertain some mischievous thoughts. He was prepared to spend money to teach this person a lesson. Since the person had lost sight of their original intentions, it was time for self-reflection. Hackett didn’t mind playing the role of a good person this time. “You do it, or! do it.” Hackett said firmly, “I’ll do it.” “You owe my son a favor.” Trevon was talking about Jasper

Ruby. You’re truly remarkable.” She felt content knowing that her