So she thinks she’s impressive just because she’s the chairman of so ga company? If she believes that gives her the right to look down on others, she’s sorely mistaken. Humph! A company like hers is a re trifle to Warner World. He could establish countless such businesses with ease. Crushing a company like Hua Xiaomo’s and people like her would be child’s play. For the humiliation I endured today, I will make Hua Xiaomo and her daughter pay it all back!
Of course, he would never divorce Qi Longbing; he truly loved her with all his heart. He also couldn’t bear the thought of Hua Xiaomo still occupying a place in Qi Longbing’s heart. No matter what, he would never willingly let go of Qi Longbing’s hand.
Pan Yutong glanced at Teacher Wang, her face radiant but she said nothing. She quickly gathered her handbag and left the school. As she walked out, she glared at Candy. "Candy, just you wait! I won’t let you get away with this!"
After getting into her car, Pan Yutong sped away from the kindergarten.
Hua Xiaomo hurried over, quite out of breath. When she arrived at the kindergarten to pick up her child, many parents were pointing at her and giving her strange looks. Seeing their reactions, Hua Xiaomo was taken aback for a mont. She didn’t understand why these parents were looking at her so strangely; it was completely different from how they usually were when she ca to pick up her child.
She looked towards Teacher Wang and saw the teacher comforting Candy. Hua Xiaomo quickly approached and noticed sothing was wrong; Candy’s eyes were red. Instantly, Hua Xiaomo turned to the teacher.
"Teacher Wang, what’s wrong with my child? Why is she crying?" Hua Xiaomo asked, her heart aching.
She didn’t know what had happened to her daughter. Could she have been mistreated at kindergarten? But Candy was always so well-behaved, and all the teachers liked her. Why would she be crying? Had she fought with a classmate? But her daughter was always the model child in class. How could she get into a fight at school? It was all so baffling.
"WAH! Mommy, Mommy, you’re finally here! You finally ca! I missed you so much! Why are you so late? That bad aunty, that bad aunty left! I hate her, I really, really hate her! Please don’t let her co again! I really don’t want to see her! Mommy, Mommy, please don’t let that bad aunty co back! I really despise her! I don’t like her one bit! She scolded , and she scolded you too, Mommy! I really don’t like her! I hate her so, so much!" Candy wailed, her eyes red as she looked at Hua Xiaomo, pouring out all her grievances. She didn’t understand why that aunty would scold her mommy; she just knew that aunty was horrible. Mommy is such a good person, the best mommy in the world. Besides Mommy, Uncle is the kindest. Oh, no, that’s not right... Brother Zi Yunsha is also the kindest, and Brother Zi Yunsha is always so good to her. But why? Why would that aunty scold Mommy? She’s just so awful! I really, really don’t like her!
Hua Xiaomo was stunned. Hearing her daughter ntion "that aunty," she instantly knew who it was. Imdiately, Hua Xiaomo looked at Teacher Wang, who began to explain.
"It happened like this. After school was dismissed, an aunty ca up to Candy. We don’t know who she was, but she started pointing at Candy and shouting terrible things, truly awful language. Goodness, I told her off at the ti. Anyway, the words were very nasty and most likely related to adult matters.
"As a parent yourself, I believe it’s better to resolve such issues privately. Please don’t bring them to the school, because it negatively affects the children. You see, with so many other parents around, it creates a bad influence. Incidents like this can make a child feel insecure and ashad at school. If she starts to feel that way, she won’t be able to hold her head high in front of her teachers and classmates, and that would make her terribly sad.
"I sincerely hope you adults can manage this situation properly. Please, don’t let it harm the children. These experiences can significantly impact their developnt. They’re still young and don’t understand everything, but when they grow older and rember this, it will be very painful for them.
"So, I urge you adults to consider the children’s feelings and not burden them prematurely with your conflicts or mistakes. Madam, can you ensure this is handled? Please, make sure that woman doesn’t co here again, alright? I trust you know who she is, don’t you?"
As Teacher Wang spoke, she looked at Hua Xiaomo and thought to herself: Truly, Hua Xiaomo is so much better than that other woman—more knowledgeable, more refined. Hua Xiaomo is a real parent, a qualified one. She has always been supportive of our kindergarten’s work, and she has an excellent way of raising her child. Candy has always been well-brought-up; she’s an enthusiastic, proactive student and even the class president. All things considered, Candy is an outstanding child. With such a wonderful daughter, her mother naturally wouldn’t be lacking. As for that other woman, it’s obvious she lacks proper upbringing, regardless of what her academic qualifications might be on paper. In reality, her overall character is severely deficient. Plainly put, she’s just spoiled by money. She has no understanding of how to respect others. In today’s society, beyond wealth, a person’s moral integrity is what’s truly important. Without that fundantal decency, no matter how much money soone has, they’ll only beco a laughingstock. People will criticize you, look down on you. They might seem to admire your success to your face, but behind your back, they’ll say you have no class, no substance at all. And that, frankly, is a very pitiable state to be in.
Listening to Teacher Wang, Hua Xiaomo’s expression tightened, her eyes narrowing slightly. She could never have imagined Pan Yutong would actually co to her child’s school to cause trouble! It was utterly despicable, infuriating to the extre! How could she do such a thing? What did she an by it? The issues involving Pan Yutong and Qi Longbing were matters for adults. Why on earth drag a child into it?
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