"Go, go quickly."
Teacher Zhang and Teacher Ma said together that Bonnie had gone with the little boy.
Lan Hua saw that the person in charge had left, and wondered what had happened; it certainly wasn't anything good.
"Oh dear, kids these days are so hard to manage. I wonder what trouble Comrade Lin's child has gotten into."
Lan Hua's gloating tone displeased the other three teachers, who were practically rolling their eyes at her. However, out of respect for their positions as teachers, they refrained from doing so, ignored her, and returned to their own classrooms.
Bonnie followed the little boy into the office of the homeroom teacher of Class 37. She saw Class 37 and another boy, with his mother standing next to them.
"Hello, Teacher Tian, I'm Gu Xuanming's mother. What happened?"
"Your son hit my son, tell me what happened."
Before Teacher Tian could speak, the little boy's mother shouted out.
Bonnie glanced at the other person; he was indeed burly and broad-shouldered, no wonder he had such a loud voice.
“Wei Dabao’s mother, please don’t make a scene. When children have conflicts, the key is to resolve the problem.”
Teacher Tian stopped Wei Dabao's mother, saying it wasn't a competition of who could shout the loudest.
Bonnie felt that this parent was not easy to talk to, had a fierce look on his face, and was a spoiled child.
The mother and son looked indignant, as if they had suffered a great injustice.
Bonnie didn't say anything; she still didn't know what had happened.
Although her son Sanqi had a sharp tongue, he was also very sensible and not the type to start trouble. She glanced at Sanqi and gave him a reassuring look.
Being right doesn't mean raising your voice. She should listen to what the teacher has to say first, and then adapt accordingly.
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