Chapter 406 Shrew

• “Martin is fine, but he beat up his classmate. His classmate’s parents rushed over just now, and they would like you to come over to settle this matter!” The teacher’s words reassured Cora a little. “Okay, I’ll be there right away.” Martin's punishment in the kindergarten office was to stand with his back against the wall and his head hanging low. The other kid in the room was chubby and complaining to his mother, “Mom, he was the one who hit me. I was kind enough to play with him, and yet he pushed me.” His mother immediately yelled at Martin, “How dare a mute boy dare to beat my son? We will not let this go until we sue your family to the point of bankruptcy.”
• “Mrs. Walton, it’s common for children to fight. Furthermore, Martin was not responsible for this incident. It was your child who pushed Martin down first, wanting to poke his eyes with a pen. Martin didn’t want to get hurt, so he pushed him away, causing him to hit the wall,” Martin’s homeroom teacher, Seraphina, was patiently explaining to Alison. However, Alison continued to holler at the top of her voice, “What do you mean he’s not at fault? It was wrong of him to push my son. My son is the only heir to the third generation of the Walton family. If something untoward happens to him, can you afford to bear the consequences?” Soon, her voice became louder and louder.
• “Where is the principal? Go and get the principal to come here. Everyone here is able-bodied, and yet you arranged for a mute to be enrolled in the school. You even let this unruly brat beat my child! I won’t let this matter rest unless you expel him.” Cora arrived at this moment. As soon as Cora arrived, Martin immediately threw himself into her arms and began to cry. “It’s okay, I’m here.” Cora quickly comforted Martin when she saw him crying so hard for the first time. Meanwhile, the homeroom teacher, Seraphina, hurriedly explained what had just happened. During this period of time, Alison kept glaring at Cora with a sharp gaze as she sized her up.