Chapter 182 Let her make a big fuss

In the evening, Sang Ruo called Song Linlin's homeroom teacher to inquire about the child's situation at school.

The homeroom teacher told her the details. Apparently, the comments not only didn't stop, but escalated, even affecting some of the children's daily activities.

It is said that during every break between classes, all sorts of students would crowd around the classroom door, and no amount of persuasion could disperse them.

After hanging up the phone, Sang Ruo opened WeChat and opened Bo Jinyan's chat window.

The text above was an idea that Bo Jinyan sent her.

According to Bo Jinyan, Song Linlin should make a big fuss about this matter until Liang Yuxin personally intervenes, and then the rest can be resolved naturally.

Although she wasn't sure herself, she still planned to go to the school tomorrow and, as Bo Jinyan had suggested, make a big scene, make a huge fuss about it...

Song Linlin is timid; without her help, this matter would definitely not have escalated much.

The next day, at noon.

After arriving at the school, Sang Ruo planned to go directly to the school cafeteria to find Song Linlin. However, on her way to the cafeteria, she saw a dozen children surrounding a little girl, pointing and whispering about her.

Bo Yukang stood not far away, seemingly watching the show.

Sang Ruo fixed her gaze on the center of the crowd, where Song Linlin stood.

"I heard she's an orphan, and that her aunt is in jail? Is that true?"

"It's true! Don't get so close to her in the future, she's not a good girl..."

“My mother warned me last night to stay away from kids like that, because she’s afraid they’ll lead me astray.”

...

Sang Ruo listened to their back-and-forth chatter and became increasingly angry.

No wonder Song Linlin felt so wronged when she got home; it turns out that she was surrounded and pointed at by so many people at school!

A surge of anger welled up in her heart in an instant.

"What are you doing? So many of you are bullying a little girl, is that appropriate?"

Without a second thought, Sang Ruo quickly stepped forward.

When the children saw Sang Ruo arrive, they made way for her and stepped aside.

A faint look of grievance appeared on Song Linlin's face, as if she was about to cry.

Sang Ruo directly grabbed Song Linlin's hand and walked towards Bo Yukang.

Bo Yukang was originally squatting on the ground, but when he saw his mother arrive, he stood up decisively and looked at Sang Ruo warily.

Sang Ruo asked bluntly, "Did you spread these rumors?"

Bo Yukang frowned slightly and immediately retorted, "It wasn't me! How could it be me?"

"Did your Aunt Xin teach you to spread bad things about us at school?"

Sang Ruo had no intention of letting him go; the coldness in her eyes intensified.

"Don't involve Aunt Xin Xin in this matter; it has nothing to do with her..."

"Call the person here right now to confront me, or I'll have the homeroom teacher punish you! Say you maliciously spread rumors!"

Sang Ruo moved a little closer, a hint of annoyance flashing in her eyes.

Upon hearing this, Bo Yukang's face was filled with surprise.

He looked at her with a pitiful expression: "Mom! I'm your son! Why are you taking the other children's side? You've gone too far!"

"If you really considered me your biological mother, you wouldn't have testified with your father back then and personally sent your mother to prison!"

As soon as Sang Ruo finished speaking, the scene erupted in an uproar, with everyone staring at Bo Yukang in disbelief.

The focus shifted instantly from Song Linlin to Bo Yukang.

Bo Yukang was immediately caught in a vortex of public opinion and didn't know what to do.

He quickly took out his watch phone and dialed Liang Yuxin's number.

While making a phone call, she walked towards the classroom, occasionally glancing back at Sang Ruo behind her.

At this moment, in the CEO's office of the Bo Group.

"Hello……"

Liang Yuxin had some free time today, so she came over to deliver a lunchbox to Bo Jinzhou. Unexpectedly, Bo Yukangjiu called her as soon as she walked in.

"Aunt Xin, you asked me to spread gossip about Song Linlin at school. My mom seems to know it was me. She came to the school to see me and said she'd have the teacher punish me. I'm really scared..."

Bo Yukang's voice was filled with intense sobs.

A look of shock suddenly flashed in Liang Yuxin's eyes.

Sang Ruo had told Bo Yukang about being reprimanded in the school cafeteria, and her son had told her about it when he came home. She felt it was hard to swallow her anger, which is why Bo Yukang retaliated in this way.

I never imagined that things would escalate to this extent.

That bitch Sang Ruo actually dared to bully her own son like this for Song Linlin's sake?

"Aunt Xin Xin, are you listening?"

Just then, Bo Yukang's voice came through the phone again.

Liang Yuxin quickly snapped out of her reverie after her thoughts were interrupted.

Bo Jinzhou was looking down at the documents. Worried that he might hear her, she quickly stood up and moved away from the desk.

"Don't worry, I'll be right there."

"good.

Just as Liang Yuxin hung up the phone, a man's puzzled voice came from behind her: "What happened? Who called?"

She quickly turned around and immediately saw Bo Jinzhou sitting at his desk.

Liang Yuxin's hand, which was holding the phone, involuntarily clenched for a moment.

She had never mentioned this to Bo Jinzhou, and certainly wouldn't tell him now.

She made up a random excuse: "Something came up at my company, I'll go back and take care of it right away. Remember to eat the bento box, I've been making it for quite a while."

Bo Jinzhou smiled faintly, a slight curve to his lips: "Okay."

Liang Yuxin quickly walked towards the door and left.

Half an hour later, at the school office entrance.

"Jinzhou's mother, isn't there some misunderstanding? If we're all family, how could it be Yu Kang who spread this?"

Bo Yukang's homeroom teacher looked down at the child in front of her, and when she looked up again, she met Sang Ruo's cold gaze.

Sang Ruo bluntly stated, "He's the one who did this! There's no one else but him! Because he knows Song Linlin's situation very well!"

Both children had just arrived at the school, so he was the most likely to spread the virus!

"Mom! Who is your real son? Why are you always protecting her? Do you know how heartless your actions are?!"

Bo Yukang hid to the side of the homeroom teacher, looking aggrieved, and glared at Sang Ruo with displeasure.

I feel heartbroken.

Oh.

Does he even deserve to use that word?

When they joined forces with his father to send her to prison, did they never think that she would feel heartbroken?

"I'm giving you one last chance. If you admit to doing it now, I can let it go. Otherwise..."

Before Sang Ruo could finish speaking, she was interrupted by a sharp voice: "Or what?"