Song Ci’s mom cried and begged the police not to take her son away: "Please, he really knows he was wrong, he didn’t do it on purpose, it was just a momentary lapse of judgment."
Song Ci was scared too. He originally thought everything had calmed down and thought he was in the clear, spending all his money and only then daring to e back.
Little did he know, as soon as he walked in the door, he was caught in the act.
With two clicks, the cold handcuffs were on his wrists.
When he was brought out, the entrance was surrounded by people: "Alas, indulging a child is like harming them, the Song Family finally harmed their son."
"Who doesn’t think so? This kid is over twenty, spends each day playing around and hanging out with delinquents, how could trouble not happen?"
"Wasn’t it always settled with some money before? What major trouble did he cause this time to get handcuffed?"
"It must be something big, otherwise Song Ci’s mom wouldn’t be crying like that."
"Have you heard? The Song Family’s factory is almost out of business, probably can’t afford to save their son this time."
No matter how much Song Ci’s mom cried and pleaded, her son was still taken away by the police.
Later on, the families of the hooligans involved all encountered various issues, yet these problems were reasonable, leaving no room for scrutiny.
During Luo Pengyun’s hospital stay, visitors came continuously. Afraid to disturb his rest, most people left after dropping off items and saying a few words.
Luo Qiao came over every morning, noon, and night, massaging him for a while each time, using her special ability to nurture his internal organs. His external wounds showed little change, but inside, he was almost pletely healed.
More than ten days later, Luo Pengyun was discharged and sent back to the Luo Family Old Residence to recuperate, where he recovered swiftly under the meticulous care of his great-grandparents.
Before he returned to school, Luo Qiao continued to go over and massage him every day, actually using her special ability to help him recover.
Seeing her nephew recover, she was finally at ease.
Luo Zitong was in the most agony these days. Her brother almost lost his life protecting her, leading her to feel immense guilt. Since her brother woke up, she went over every day to share the new knowledge she learned at school, fearing he would fall behind in his studies and fail to get into a desired high school.
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The hooligans confessed to what they had done without reservation, and Song Ci also admitted to his own issues a few days before the verdict.
The families of these individuals went to the military base to find Luo Siyan, attempting to exploit shared parental experiences and the excuse of youthful ignorance to emotionally blackmail him into letting their children go.
Instead, Luo Siyan immediately contacted the local police station to have them removed, also warning them: "If you e again, it will be considered gathering to disturb the order of the military management area.
Your failure to educate your children is your own responsibility. You cannot expect others to forgive your children because you failed as parents. My son nearly lost his life, and I won’t wrong my son for another child. I believe the law is just."
The families were taken by the police for a lecture and were only released afterwards.
The two main perpetrators were sentenced to seven years in prison for intentional assault causing serious injury, and the three acplices received five-year sentences. Upon hearing the verdict, the parents of these families all broke down in tears.
Who can they blame? The children were at fault, but how innocent are the parents?
If not for the family’s constant indulgence, how could they have gone down this path?
As they say, indulging a child is like harming them; the wisdom of the ancestors holds true forever.
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