So don’t think you can fra like this.
If you dare to falsely accuse , I dare to take you to court.
Listen carefully, if any of your actions today cause my child any psychological trauma, I, Faye Townsend, will not let you off.
Not only will I make your lives miserable, but I also won’t spare your previous and next generations either."
Faye’s eyes were fierce, and so in the crowd started to worry, while others wanted to sneak away.
Owen Lennon shouted, "Get so people to block this area, no one here is allowed to leave."
He walked to Hunter Warren’s side: "I am the legal advisor for the Warren Group, the chief attorney of the Owen Law Firm.
From now on, I will handle the legal follow-up for this incident."
One person threw down their sign and said, "I think I made a mistake."
"It’s too late," Hunter Warren looked at the person with a grim gaze: "Unless you are willing to kneel before my children and repent now, don’t expect to get away with this easily."
Faye’s tone was even harsher: "No, don’t even think of apologizing, you must pay for this with your freedom.
You dared to slander without understanding the truth.
Do you really think Faye Townsend is so easy to handle?
You made a tainted mother in front of my children, so I will make your lives tainted.
This is the consequence of your impulsive mistakes today."
The police chief stepped forward and instructed an officer, "Take everyone present back for questioning."
Owen Lennon folded his arms and said, "No need to let them out for now, count their numbers for .
I will go back tonight and write a lawsuit report."
Hearing this, soone in the crowd shouted, "Ms. Townsend, soone gave money to do this, I’m willing to apologize, please don’t let them arrest .
I have a job, I can’t be arrested.
I’m sorry, please let go this ti, I won’t do it again."
"Why didn’t you think of that earlier, when my child was crying and scared in the courtyard?
Didn’t Second Master Warren just say it was too late?"
Faye glanced coldly at everyone before turning around to enter the kindergarten.
The kindergarten teacher was clearly frightened by today’s situation.
Following Faye inside, she said, "Miya seems scared, she’s been crying."
As Faye opened the door, Darnley imdiately ran up and grabbed her hand: "Faye, are you okay."
"Mom’s fine, don’t worry, Darnley," she looked up at Miya who was clutching Uncle Rivers’ neck and crying, and walked up heartbroken: "Miya, don’t be afraid, Mom’s here."
"Mom..." Miya cried and turned to hug her neck.
Faye reached out to stroke her head: "It’s okay, it’s all over now."
"Mom, they wanted you to leave, I don’t like it here anymore, I want to go back to Zurich, I don’t want to be in Anchester anymore.
The people here aren’t nice, they’re so an."
Miya cried, and Faye’s eyes also reddened with heartache.
She held Miya tightly and comforted her: "Miya, don’t be afraid, there was just a misunderstanding with Mommy by these people.
They misunderstood Mommy, that’s why this happened.
They did sothing wrong, and now the police have taken them away.
They’re bad people, but not all people in Anchester are bad.
Look, your teacher Forrest is good, Dudu is good, Grandfather Rivers is good, most people are nice to us, aren’t they?"
Miya sniffled, looking genuinely saddened.
"Will the police really arrest them all?"
Faye nodded and carried her to the window, pointing outside through the window.
At that mont, the police were taking the troublemakers to the patrol car.
Miya widened her eyes, looking at everything outside and said: "Dad’s over there too."
"Yes, because Daddy knows there are bad guys trying to harm us, so he brought the police to help."
She said, wiping Miya’s eyes: "Miya, in this world, where there are good people, there will be bad people.
We need to be kind to good people and cruel to bad people.
Otherwise, bad people will never change, understand?"
Miya looked at her, seemingly not understanding her mother’s intention.
Darnley stepped forward and asked: "Faye, why do they want you to leave here?"
"Because I offended soone, and this person is very clever and knows how to use public opinion to press ."
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