10: Chapter 10: Protecting Children 10: Chapter 10: Protecting Children “This is what our family owes Ivy.
Since you’re here, I’ll let you know in advance.
Why did you co to see ?”
Edwin Blake’s expression was somber, “I ca back to have a al with you.”
He didn’t co simply for the al, but the information he received was highly valuable.
He didn’t plan to let his grandmother know his true intentions.
“Then let’s eat.”
The al passed in silence between the two.
Before Edwin Blake left, Old Lady Blake gazed at him with deep, unfathomable eyes, “Edwin, rember to ask your mom to attend the board eting.
Everyone must be present.”
Edwin nodded and left in his car.
Harry Ross didn’t dare to breathe loudly, reporting the results of the surveillance diligently.
“President, the woman in the surveillance isn’t the Madam, she’s a stranger carrying a dical kit.”
Edwin’s eyes turned extrely sharp, “Send the video.”
He had no doubts before, but his grandmother’s sudden change forced him to reconsider…
…
At the kindergarten entrance.
When Ivy River arrived after removing her makeup, only Fatty, Emmy, and another child were left.
The mont Fatty and Emmy saw her, their eyes lit up, “Mommy!”
Ivy River apologized, “Sorry, Teacher Warner, for holding you up after work.
Fatty didn’t cause you any trouble, did he?”
Teacher Warner waved her hand, “No, no, Vincent and Emmy were very good.
They did great on their first day.”
Fatty, hearing the praise, proudly lifted his head.
Ivy River chuckled, “What are you proud of?
Teacher, you can just call him Fatty.
No need to spare his feelings.”
Fatty couldn’t help but stomp his foot, “Mom, I need my dignity!”
“Teacher, if anything happens with the two of them, just let know.
If I’m not available, contact their grandfather.
Thank you.”
“Alright, alright, you’re too kind, Mother River.”
The teacher had just started to speak when a child began to throw a tantrum, “Teacher Warner, can you contact my family’s butler?
Why haven’t they picked up yet?
Did they die on the way?”
Ivy River frowned and imdiately patted Fatty’s head.
Fatty instantly understood, and in a loud voice said, “Goodbye, teacher!”
Emmy followed with her soft little voice, “Bye, teacher, see you tomorrow.”
The teacher was pleasantly surprised, and before she could respond, the child beside her started acting up again.
Seeing this, Ivy River quickly took the children and left.
Just as she reached the gate, a business car steadily parked at the entrance, and a man hurriedly ran inside.
The two brushed past each other.
On the road.
Emmy wasn’t very enthusiastic, flipping through a book in the back seat out of boredom.
Ivy River naturally noticed, and spoke gently, “Emmy, what’s wrong?
Did you have a bad day at kindergarten?”
Fatty, understanding his sister’s concerns, said, “Mom, it’s nothing, just a kid being too arrogant.
Don’t worry, I’ll protect my sister.”
“What happened?”
Ivy River frowned tightly; it was only the first day at kindergarten and sothing like this had already happened.
“Mom, there’s a girl in class who gathered a lot of kids to bully a girl baby today.
I really dislike this behavior, and she keeps using her dad to intimidate others.”
Emmy’s little voice carried a hint of discontent, “As if only she has a dad—I also have a dad, he’s just…gone.”
Hearing about their father, Ivy River fell silent, speaking again only after a long pause.
“Sweetheart, this happens a lot.
You can protect the bullied kids, but you mustn’t let yourself get hurt.”
“If the parents don’t care, there’s nothing we can do, we just have to do our best for ourselves, right?”
Emmy obediently nodded, “Yes, mommy, you reminded , I can protect that kid!”
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