Without any investigation or research, they can just blindly report a girl's behavior problems. I think the person who wrote the letter should be severely punished. Students like that need to be taught a lesson!
Director Wang was speechless.
Her sister-in-law's reputation for protecting her children was well-deserved. She was already protecting them when there wasn't even a shred of evidence?
Junhui's mother patted Director Wang, who was stunned:
"Didn't you say you were going to treat me to a meal? Oh, and eh? That girl you just mentioned is going to do an internship? Has she decided on a school yet?"
…
It is not just the Bi family that is in trouble this spring, but also the Chu family at this moment.
The telephone receiver in Old Mrs. Chu's hand fell, and she fell backward at a speed visible to the naked eye. Liang Yinqiu and Mrs. Liu, who had just entered the room, were so frightened that they rushed forward and hugged her.
Liang Yinqiu ran so fast that her knee hit the coffee table, and she frowned in pain.
Liang Yinqiu had to bring water, force-feed medicine, pinch the Ren Zhong point and call a doctor. He was so busy and scared that a layer of sweat covered his back.
When Mrs. Chu regained consciousness, the first words she said were, "You know." It was not a question, but an affirmation.
Liang Yinqiu was silent for a few seconds, then realized it was a call from her hometown in Northeast China. She was talking nonsense, still clutching the medicine bottle in her hand. She nodded:
"Yes, I know."
Old Madam Chu looked at Liang Yinqiu with hatred, and she hated herself even more for being so old and helpless towards her daughter-in-law:
"I underestimated you. You dragged my sister away from me. You even hid it from me, so I didn't get to see her for the last time... We'll never see each other again. You have a brother too, Liang Yinqiu!" (To be continued.)
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