Everyone was stunned. They never expected this farce to end in this way. What started as a quarrel between children had escalated into an irreconcilable conflict between husband and wife.

To lie about something as important as a house—this resentment is no less than the hatred of killing one's father and stealing one's wife!

"Mommy... Waaah... Mommy..."

Eddie was stunned for a long time before realizing that his mother had really abandoned him and run away. Overwhelmed with grief, he cried even more bitterly, his face covered in sand and tears, making him look like a cat with a dirty face.

Jingjing said sternly and disdainfully, "If you cry again, I'll throw you into the pool to swim!"

"belch……"

Eddie hiccuped and sobbed, afraid to cry out loud anymore, but he looked even more aggrieved, his sobs making him look pitiful. But when you think about how he used to bully other children, you don't feel so sorry for him anymore.

This mother and son are alike; there's always a reason why someone is pitiful, and they don't deserve any sympathy.

"Will you still bully Niu Niu in the future?" Jingjing asked loudly.

Eddie shook his head vigorously, "I won't do it again, boohoo..."

He would avoid Niu Niu whenever he saw her, and he didn't even want to see that shrew. He didn't want to live here anymore, but the house here was so big and the environment was so beautiful, a hundred times better than his home in Hong Kong.

The house in Hong Kong is small and cramped, with only two rooms in total. My parents live in the master bedroom, my sister lives in the small room, and I have a smaller room in the living room separated by a curtain. During the day, the curtain is opened and the bed is put into the closet to create a living space. It is put out again at night, otherwise the already cramped living room is difficult to even walk around in.

Unlike his current house, the living room is big enough to play ball, and there is a private garden. The community environment is also good, with playgrounds and parks, and so many flowers and plants. He fell in love with it as soon as he came here and didn't want to go back to Hong Kong at all.

Even the richest classmate in his class didn't live in a villa this big, and the garden was small. Eddie took a lot of photos of the villa and showed them to his classmates in Hong Kong. They were all extremely envious. This made Eddie, who used to feel inferior because he lived in public housing, very proud and even more arrogant.

But now he's starting to dislike this place because the people here are unfriendly and incredibly fierce, adults and children alike, just like in Hong Kong. They're probably just jealous of his family's wealth. His mother says there are a lot of people here who get conjunctivitis because his family is rich, which makes it easy for them to attract jealousy.

That must be it, Eddie thought resentfully, but on the surface he still pretended to be very honest. A wise man doesn't fight a losing battle; his father had told him that, and he remembered it very well.

"There are other people too, and you're not allowed to bully them either, do you hear me?" Jingjing put her hands on her hips, the little girl exuding a strong aura.

She's the boss, and she has to protect her underlings; otherwise, she won't be able to command respect. That's what her father taught her.

"I heard you, I won't bully them anymore." Eddie meekly agreed, not daring to utter a single word in rebuttal.

At worst, I won't hit the kids in the neighborhood anymore; there are so many kids outside I can beat up!

Jingjing snorted, "If I ever see you bullying anyone again, I'll definitely throw you into the pond to feed the fish!"

An'an added obsequiously, "We should feed him tadpoles so they can swim in his belly."

The other children immediately perked up and started offering suggestions all at once.

"Feed the little bugs, there are lots of little bugs in the water."

"Feeding earthworms, there are so many over in the garden, and they're really long. Mom says earthworms are very nutritious and good for your health." A boy wearing glasses said seriously. He was a top student because his parents were both academic superstars, and he had read extensively and was very knowledgeable since childhood.