??Chapter 55: Chapter 55: She Really Got Angry
Chapter 55: Chapter 55: She Really Got Angry
“Xi Bao, don’t be afraid, it’s Auntie, I’m sorry, Auntie is late!”
The mont Yin Hehe charged in, she saw the child in the corner, staring at her in sheer terror.
Her heart was breaking.
Once upon a ti, he was so smart and capable, daring to take his little brother Cen Bao to find her at such a young age.
Who said there was sothing wrong with him?
He was just quiet, perhaps a bit of a loner, but they had tortured him like this.
Yin Hehe, ignoring the child’s violent resistance, held him tightly in her arms.
“I’m sorry, Xi Bao, it’s all Auntie’s fault. Auntie shouldn’t have left you alone, it’s all my fault…”
She hugged him tightly, her voice choked with remorse she couldn’t forgive herself for.
Fortunately, the child slowly cald down.
After a mont, Yin Hehe’s emotions also eased a little, and she gradually released her hold, looking down at the child in her arms.
“Xi Bao?”
She called out tentatively.
But the child didn’t move.
Instead, the mont she loosened her grip, he suddenly struggled out of her arms like a wild animal.
Yin Hehe: “…”
For a long ti, she was faced with this little face filled with hatred and indifference, her chest felt as if it was blocked by a massive stone.
She couldn’t utter a single word.
Had he co to hate her?
It was justified. He was a child starved for affection, having never been genuinely cared for his entire life. At last, she had co with his little brother, entering his heart, giving him hope.
But in the blink of an eye, they had disappeared.
Yin Hehe, looking into those eyes full of hostility and chill, felt as if her heart was being shredded.
“Fine, Xi Bao, Auntie won’t touch you. I will go find the teachers right now, and I will make those who bullied you pay the price they deserve!”
She stood up.
With the child unable to forgive her, the emotions in her chest with nowhere else to vent transford into a sword imbued with intense murderous intent.
She was going to “kill” those beasts as a sacrifice.
She turned and left the room.
Leaving the small child in the room, staring blankly.
She dared to go find the teachers? Those teachers, who didn’t even dare to offend his own mother, had to flatter them constantly.
Because if she was offended, no teacher would dare take him, the problem child, in.
The little guy clenched his small hands tightly together.
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In the principal’s office of the Empire Kindergarten.
After finding the office, Yin Hehe burst through the door without knocking.
“Who are you? Who let you in here?”
The people in the office had never seen her before; angry that she had barged in without announcent, they imdiately interrogated her.
Yin Hehe didn’t respond to them.
She just stood in the office, her gaze sweeping around like the edge of a knife.
“Where’s your principal?”
Her tone was ice-cold as she asked.
But these people still hadn’t grasped the gravity of the situation. Hearing her demand to see the principal, they looked at her with even more mocking disdain.
“Who are you? You can’t just ask to see our principal, are you a parent? Well, let
tell you, there are many parents who co here to see the principal, and they need to make an appointnt and wait in line.”
“Exactly, do you even realize what kind of kindergarten this is? The principal isn’t soone you can just see whenever you wish.”
With only a few words, these people exposed their snobbish deanor completely.
What kind of kindergarten is this?
Isn’t it just a daycare for the rich in Jiangbei? What about it? They feel superior to these people too?
Just a principal requiring an appointnt to et?
Yin Hehe pulled out a chair and sat down, “I’m sorry, but today I really must see her.”
“What did you say?”
“I said, if your esteed principal doesn’t co to see
today, you may have to close your kindergarten tomorrow.”
After she finished speaking, she sat back in the chair with her leg crossed and casually threw her cellphone onto the table.
Instantly, the people in the office heard a recording playing from the phone.
“Did teacher Zhang lock that child away again?”
“Definitely. Such a problematic child shouldn’t be sent to school but to a psychiatric hospital.”
“…”
Just two sentences, and everyone’s face in the room changed color.
“You… are you Sheng Xi’s parent?”
“Oh, you recognize ? Impressive, considering how many children there are in this kindergarten, you could tell from just these few sentences that I am Sheng Xi’s parent.”
Yin Hehe imdiately let out a cold laugh, her voice dripping with irony.
Their faces turned an even deeper shade of red.
However, to Yin Hehe’s surprise, they did not panic and did not imdiately go to find the principal.
Instead, after exchanging glances, they spoke again: “What is your relationship with Sheng Xi?”
“What about it?”
“It’s just that we are very familiar with Sheng Xi’s mother. We can explain this to her, so you don’t need to trouble yourself.”
In just a few seconds, they completely dismissed Yin Hehe as if she were nothing.
Lin Shuang?
Why did they react this way when she was ntioned? She’s the child’s mother; shouldn’t they be more afraid of her finding out?
Yin Hehe narrowed her eyes as she began to reassess the situation.
“No, this has nothing to do with his mother. I ca here today because his father asked
to.”
She was forced to bring up that man’s na, though she was very reluctant to ntion him again.
Sure enough, as soon as she finished speaking, the people’s expressions changed again.
Sheng Siyuan rarely ca to the kindergarten; he was too busy. Since Sheng Xi had been enrolled, the number of tis he visited could be counted on the fingers of both hands.
As such, few people in the kindergarten knew him.
However, not knowing him didn’t an he could be ignored, after all, he was still the child’s father.
“Go call Mrs. Sheng right away. Tell her there’s been a little issue at the school and to co over imdiately.”
Soone quickly instructed another to inform Lin Shuang.
They need to inform that woman?
Heh, was that woman their shield? Not protecting her own son, but protecting these animals?
Yin Hehe’s gaze turned icy to the extre.
“You don’t need to inform her. Since I am here today, this matter must be resolved, or my surna isn’t Yin!”
After she spoke, she grabbed her phone and dialed a number.
“Hello, is this the police? This is Empire Kindergarten, I want to report an attempted murder!”
“!!!!!”
The entire office was in an uproar.
Murder?
Had this woman gone crazy? To say they were attempting murder?
“What are you talking about, parent? When did we attempt murder? Filing a false police report will make you legally responsible!”
They rushed toward her, trying to snatch her phone away.
But her reflexes were incredibly sharp; anticipating their move, she sprang from her chair and avoided them.
“Locking a four-year-old child in a room for an afternoon without food or drink; knowing full well his ntal and physical issues, yet keeping him in an unsuitable environnt—are these not all acts of deliberate intent?”
“I…”
“Deliberate harm, in legal terms, even if it does not result in death, is still considered intentional assault. If I were a lawyer, teacher, I could make sure you spend the rest of your life behind bars!”
Yin Hehe stated her final sentence as if she were a grim reaper erged from Hell.
She stared at them, her expression devoid of sadness or joy, but the abyssal marsh in her pupils threatened to swallow them whole.
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