The woman felt both guilty and secretly pleased. She pretended to be calm and discussed the matter with the other parents before going home.

"Ding-dong!"

She assumed it was her mother-in-law returning from grocery shopping and muttered, "Why didn't you bring your keys again..."

She reached out and opened the door, startled to see Wen Shu standing outside.

Wen Shu said, "Don't worry, I came here for no other reason than to know who told you to do this."

The woman opened her mouth, then calmly said, "What? Who told you to do this? What do you mean? Are you crazy?"

“Mrs. Ding, you should know that defamation is illegal, right?”

The woman remained unfazed: "Who's slandering me? I have no idea what you're talking about!"

Wen Shu said, "Based on just one video, you openly slandered me as a mistress and accused me of engaging in improper professions, and even wrote my surname down and spread it in the class group, calling on others to sign it and demanding that other people's children drop out of school."

The woman opened her mouth, a little flustered, but the temptation of 80,000 yuan was too good to pass up for a full-time mother.

Moreover, this way of making money is incredibly easy.

"Is the video fake? Is that you in the video? You yourself admitted to seducing someone else's partner, why don't you dare admit it?"

Wen Shu said bluntly, "Even if the video is real, it doesn't give you the right to spread it publicly. Don't you understand other people's rights to privacy and portrait?"

A chill ran down the woman's spine; she was finally starting to get scared. "I didn't forward it to that many people; I only sent it to the principal..."

"The reason I didn't directly sue you for defamation is for the sake of the child. You work so hard as a full-time mother for the child, right? Do you know that if you are convicted of defamation, even just one day in jail would be equivalent to ruining your son's future?"