Not A Small-Town Girl

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"The counselar stopped the woman,

which only fuéled her anger. "My

daughter wad beaten so badly. —

Youre a teacher, and you didn’t &

disciplife that girl, but you stopped

me? heard rumors about Aer

inappropriate behavior. Aresyou

Having something to do with her?"

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“Kaden was shocked by the behavior of Nancy’s mother,

thinking, "Madam, please be mindful of your language. It’s

inappropriate to speak like that in front of the students."

“What are yousaying? My daughter,

Nancy, has béen badly hurt, and

you’re lectuting us? Is this how your.

school handles bullying? Are yous”

sayingYhis girl is involved with ae

pringipal too?" Nancy’s mot

accusations became more

re outrageous.

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At this moment, Ava’s mother also rushed over, crying, "Ava,

what happened to you? Who dares to openly oppose our

family?"

“Mrs. Reafan, and Mrs. Stuart, please have a seat. We’ll wait

for Danielle’s parents to arrive, and then we can all discuss

this together,” said Kaden.

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“Mr. Langley, there’s nothing more to

discuss. My daughter, Ava, is the

victim in thigsituation. Our Stuart

family iswealthy, so this isn’t about

money. demand the school expel

the stutient who assaulted my”

daughter and issue her a public

apology." While Ava’s mothér wasn’t

as abrasive as Nancy’s, She was

equally entitled.