The Kitty Became a Cutie and Was Pampered in the 80s
Chapter 467 Protective Mother (3)_1

Chapter 467: Chapter 467 Protective Mother (3)_1

If it were the past, Ruan Jiaojiao might have guessed completely right.

But now—Shu Jie was no longer the Shu Jie she used to be.

Owing her daughter so much and having seen her daughter’s past misery, in her heart, all these so-called social niceties and rationality meant nothing compared to a thousandth of Ruan Jiaojiao’s wellbeing.

After Ruan Jiaojiao nodded, Shu Jie stood up.

She walked to where Wa Yiting was still hiding behind Fu Juan, and the class teacher subconsciously moved aside.

Now Wa Yiting had nowhere to hide and could only look at Shu Jie with red eyes, her gaze filled with fear.

She thought this beautiful aunt would definitely scold her, or even yell at her, but that did not happen. Shu Jie’s voice was even gentle, so gentle it was hard for her to believe.

"Wa Yiting, you took our Jiaojiao’s seat, did you talk to her about it?" Shu Jie asked.

Shu Jie’s voice was too gentle, so gentle it was somewhat enchanting; Wa Yiting honestly shook her head.

"Then after she arrived, did you seriously apologize to her?" Shu Jie asked again, her voice still just as gentle.

Wa Yiting pursed her lips, subconsciously wanting to defend herself: "I said... I said I was sorry..."

"Is that so? I’m asking if you apologized for real? For example: ’Ruan Jiaojiao, I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have taken your seat, please forgive me.’ Words like that, did you say them? Wa Yiting, be an honest child, tell auntie, did you?"

"..." Wa Yiting.

She remained silent for a long time.

Then she shook her head with reddened eyes.

Shu Jie stood up from in front of her.

She turned to look at the class teacher and the principal behind her.

Her face bore a smile, but that kind of smile didn’t make one think she was laughing; instead, it gave the impression she was angry, and very angry at that.

"Teacher Fu, we both work in education. While I am much older than you, I shouldn’t preach about seniority to you. But regarding today’s matter, do you think you handled it properly?"

The class teacher’s expression, which had been stiff from the start, now couldn’t even muster a forced smile.

The principal’s eyes flickered; he stepped back a few paces, not helping with the conversation, as if it were none of his concern, and lowered his head to drink tea.

"I..." The class teacher stammered as she tried to come up with something to say, but Shu Jie didn’t give her a chance.

"As the saying goes, a dam is destroyed by an ant hole. Teacher Fu, we are both educators and should understand the principle behind this saying, right?"

"The mistake Wa Yiting made might be small, but that’s no reason to overlook it. Don’t you think so, Teacher Fu?"

"Furthermore, her fault isn’t just in one aspect but two. The first is using someone else’s possessions without permission, and the second is failing to apologize sincerely, displaying a lack of seriousness. In such a continued state of error, instead of teaching her to correct her behavior, you blamed my daughter for not being generous enough. What kind of reasoning is this?"

"Or does Teacher Fu think that nowadays, the weaker party is always right? Hmm?"

With this barrage of rhetorical questions, Shu Jie’s logic was sound and her tone aggressive, pushing the class teacher to the point of turning pale, with cold sweat breaking out on her forehead. She couldn’t think of anything to say in rebuttal or defense.

Seeing that the effect was about right, the principal finally put down his teacup and stood up, addressing Shu Jie in a joking manner: "Shu Jie, I didn’t imagine that after so many years, your mouth is still as formidable as ever."