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Chapter 36 Dad's Call

"Every time I ask you, you always say that you didn't play Yuanbao. Now that the parents have come to your door, what do you tell me?"

The anger that was finally suppressed burst out again after Xu Weiwei finished playing this speech.

As an adult, Xu Jing was a little flustered in the face of such a tricky matter, but Xu Weiwei was only scared for a few seconds after listening to it, and then asked innocently: "Second aunt, what does Yuan Bao's injury have to do with me?" Woolen cloth?"

The little niece asked innocently, which directly confused Xu Jing.

Xu Weiwei covered her cheeks again, and said pitifully, "I was injured too. Fan Lin saw with her own eyes that it was Yuan Bao who moved."

In a few words, throw away the blame of one's perpetrator.

Xu Jing frowned and looked at the indifferent little niece who was lying on the bed, feeling inexplicably scary about this child.

But, she's right.

So what if Yuan Bao is injured?Who can prove that Weiwei did it?Who can prove that the injury occurred at school?Maybe it's because she provoked the little hooligans in the society. What's the matter with shutting down the school, teachers, and classmates?

Baicheng City No. [-] Middle School is a high school affiliated to Baicheng Film Academy, and only children from powerful families from all over the country can enter.

Yuan Bao is a poor student who was admitted purely on the basis of her grades. Even if her parents really go to the Education Bureau to file a complaint, Xu Jing will have a way to solve it.

Now that the suspicion of her own niece has been ruled out, she doesn't even have the last worry.

After telling Xu Weiwei a few more words, after returning to the office, Xu Jing sent a message to Yuan Bao's 'father'.

[Hello Dad Yuanbao, I’m sorry to see classmate Yuanbao being hurt like this.However, in the absence of conclusive evidence, you should not believe the child's words. As the class teacher of the two students involved, I sincerely invite you to come to the school for an interview. If you have evidence to prove that classmate Xu Weiwei hurt your daughter, the school will Evil deeds will never be tolerated! 】

[In addition, your daughter skipped class without reason without asking for leave from the teacher. Father Yuan should also pay attention to such perverse behavior. Otherwise, the school will not be responsible for any accidents to Yuan Bao during this period. 】

After sending this message, the class bell rang.

Xu Jing sneered, turned off the sound, and went to class with the textbook.

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Yuan Bao didn't wait for the head teacher's reply, so he went to the kitchen to cook a bowl of noodles, and when he returned to the bedroom with the noodles, he saw the head teacher's reply.

Or is it that the ginger is still old and spicy?She just wanted to prove that she was injured, but if you want to say that Xu Weiwei did it, how can you prove it?

The head teacher even invited Dad to school, how is that possible?She can fake the voice, where can she find a living person to pretend to be her father?

I was finally hungry and had some appetite. After reading these two WeChat messages, Yuanbao couldn't eat anymore.

evidence……

She wants evidence...

How to get this evidence?

Yuan Bao was thinking about how to solve the problem of evidence when the phone rang again.

I thought it was the head teacher who couldn't wait for the news and took the initiative to call to communicate. But when I looked at the caller ID, it turned out to be my father who I hadn't contacted for four months...

For his father's feelings, Yuan Bao loves and hates, which is very complicated.

She had actually been looking forward to this call for a long time, but when it came suddenly, Yuan Bao didn't know what to say.

The palm of the hand holding the phone was gradually soaked with sweat, Yuan Bao practiced the tone of the phone, but the call was hung up...

"It's okay, I'll call again. Call again...I must answer..." Yuan Bao kept building his mind.

She charged the phone and watched it all the time, not even daring to play games, for fear of missing it.

But until the evening, except for a condolence call from my sister-in-law, the bell never rang again...

(End of this chapter)