Tong's mother, her face cold and her gaze sinister, looked at the group and asked, "What do you mean by this?"
Su Xiao scoffed, "Is this lady deaf? The facts are right here, are you still going to pretend to be deaf and dumb, or act crazy?"
Tong's mother stared intently at Su Xiao and sneered, "Little girl, you really are sharp-tongued. No wonder my silly girl can't beat you."
"Fight?" Su Xiao scoffed coldly. "What joke are you talking about? Why would I fight her? Is it even necessary?"
Su Xiao possessed an extraordinary air about her; she stood there gracefully, neither humble nor arrogant. In contrast, her own daughter hid behind her, timid and cowering, her eyes brimming with tears and her gaze darting away—such a pathetic sight.
Why……
Without comparison, it's not so obvious.
The contrast is stark.
However, even a scabby-headed son is still one's own. Even though Aunt Tong knew her daughter had many faults, she still came to stand up for her.
It wasn't hard to hear the disdain in Su Xiao's tone, and Tong Ying felt a pang of sadness, feeling wronged once again.
The suppression she endured for more than half a year caused her psychological distress, and her self-confidence was almost completely worn away.
Tong's mother's eyelids twitched slightly, her heart clenching at Su Xiao's words. Knowing she couldn't let things escalate in that direction, she didn't argue with Su Xiao, but instead looked at the principal, "Principal Chang, you saw it yourself. My daughter is all alone, and on the other side, there's a whole group of people. How can my daughter not be bullied?"
"Hehe..." Principal Chang chuckled, like a Buddha. "Mrs. Tong, I think what Su just said was quite good. Would you like to reread it?"
Mrs. Tong was speechless, gritting her teeth as she said, "Principal Chang, what do you mean? Do you not want to work here anymore?"
This blatant threat is something no one with any sense of justice could tolerate.
“Mrs. Tong,” Principal Chang interrupted her inappropriate remarks, his expression gradually becoming serious. “Let’s not beat around the bush. Instead of looking for the cause of your own child’s problems, you’re making a scene at the school. That’s not appropriate.”
"You..." Madam Tong was somewhat surprised; his attitude hadn't been like this at first. How could this be...?
"This wouldn't have been a big deal originally; it could have been resolved within the class. But Tong Ying insisted on running away crying, as if she had suffered some great injustice. We, the ones she reported, haven't even complained yet. How old are we? Still going home to tattle." Su Xiao looked at Tong Ying mockingly, her eyes filled with deep contempt.
Seeing her avoidance of eye contact, she turned to Principal Chang and smiled, "It's like everyone's family doesn't have adults..."
Principal Chang narrowed his eyes slightly, sitting even straighter. "Yes, can the Tong family really be more powerful than the Qin and Gu families?" he thought. "Ha..."
Want to knock him down? Dream on.
He discovered the connection between the Qin family and Su Xiaoxiao by accident, because Qin Yumei came to the school every few days, and it was always for Su Xiaoxiao, which inevitably aroused curiosity.
Qin Yumei also wanted Principal Chang to take care of Su Xiaoxiao at school, so they naturally started a relationship.
Looking at their similar appearances and the fact that the Qin and Gu families had been searching for their daughter, the answer became clear after a little thought.
Later, a daughter suddenly appeared in the Gu family. He even tested Qin Yumei about it. What did she say at the time? "An insignificant person."
Haha, sure enough, I heard a while ago that the Gu family's daughter was actually an imposter who had committed a crime and had already been sent away.
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