Two Worlds: the Real Me and the Illusory Novel

A bunch of scum!

I took a deep breath and looked at the other parent with a smile.

"I believe in my child. If you insist that your child didn't hurt her, then let's check the surveillance footage."

A trace of guilt flashed across the middle-aged woman's face.

"It's you couldn't discipline your child properly. Is it necessary to go through all this trouble? You've raised a good-for-nothing!"

I raised my hand and slapped her.

The woman was shocked, screamed, and rushed over to hit me, but I kicked her down.

After realizing she couldn't beat me, she immediately slumped on the ground and cried, "Oh my goodness! Your child hits people, and you, as a parent, actually..."

Finally, the previously silent homeroom teacher spoke, "Mrs. White, what are you doing? This is a school."

I looked around and smiled.

"Call the police, then.

I also want to ask why such young children would do this. What if it leaves a psychological trauma on my daughter?"

Seeing that I was not easy to mess with and kept insisting on calling the police, Janet finally stopped hiding behind and looked at me with disdain.

"Ma'am, tell me, how much money do you want to stop pursuing this matter?"

I blurt out, "One hundred million dollars."

Janet widened her eyes in shock.

"Are you crazy? That's a big amount."

I retorted, "The psychological trauma my daughter has suffered is priceless.

Also, I always asked my daughter to bring a recorder with her to school. How about we listen to those recordings? I can even share them online for people to comment on."

Eirene looked at me in surprise.

It was because we didn't have a recorder. I was just bluffing.

Janet was at a loss for words for a moment. She was bad but not stupid. After all, the Quinn family business mainly dealt with youth products, and the scandal of school violence would definitely have an impact on the company.

Finally, because I refused to cooperate, the situation came to a standstill, and the teacher had to call Janet's mother as well.

Strangely, when Eirene saw her, she quickly took a few steps back and lowered her head.

Eirene's biological mother, Michelle Quinn, was a very beautiful woman. After comforting Janet, she said with some dissatisfaction, "The Quinn family donates so much money to the school every year, can't you settle this?"

Janet immediately approached her mother affectionately and said, "Mom, it's all their fault! You have seek justice for me."

Michelle quickly comforted her, "Sweetheart, don't worry, these poor people are just greedy!

You must have been hurt..."

I remember the plot. In the early stage, when Janet bullied Eirene in school, the Quinn family all knew about it. But they thought Eirene was insignificant and was just a poor person. They even helped cover up Janet's behavior.

Faced with Michelle's mockery and sarcasm, I just insisted that I had video evidence.

In the end, Michelle reluctantly gave 50 thousand dollars as compensation for medical expenses, and Janet was forced to promise to apologize during the flag-raising ceremony on the following Monday.

Michelle glared at me fiercely and whispered before leaving, "You better pray that nothing happens to you when you go out next time."

Meanwhile, Janet also cursed at us in a low voice.

On the way back, Eirene kept glancing at me and finally whispered, "Mom, why did you come?"