Rebirth of the Villainous Female Boss
Chapter 1387 - Chapter 1387 Chapter 1359 How naïve they dont understand

Chapter 1387: Chapter 1359: How naive, they don’t understand Chapter 1387: Chapter 1359: How naive, they don’t understand She was running too hastily and collided with a cart pushing laboratory trash, spilling all the children’s residual urine inside.

It splashed everywhere and got all over Iris Lynn.

The onlookers all felt a sense of satisfaction, and thought it served her right!

Iris Lynn was covered in filth, and just then she saw her sister Ruby holding a child coming downstairs, and her grievances welled up inside.

“Rania, how did you end up in such a state?” Ruby, unaware that her sister had messed with the wrong person below, only saw her looking a mess.

“Sis! Why are the people in your complex so awful? That woman who came with you–she bullied me!” Iris complained, gesturing toward Kiara.

Ruby followed her gestures and looked, “What happened with you and the Vice President’s Wife? She bullied you? That can’t be right, how did she bully you?”

Kiara was quite popular in the complex, mainly because she kept a low profile. Although Ruby didn’t interact much with Kiara, they still had a pretty good relationship.

Kiara, being a doctor and the Vice President’s Wife, could intimidate anyone with just one of her titles, but she never acted arrogantly in the complex. She greeted her neighbors with a friendly smile just like anyone else. Once, when two sisters-in-law had a little conflict over a neighborhood matter, it was Kiara who mediated and resolved it.

So when Ruby heard that Kiara had bullied someone, she was very surprised.

“She is… the Vice President’s daughter-in-law?” Iris couldn’t believe that Kiara had such a status–too surprising.

“Yes, Sister-in-law is quite nice. She’s also a doctor and has taken good care of us. How could you have a conflict with her? I’ll go and apologize to her,” Ruby said.

Ruby, holding her child, moved towards Kiara, but Iris grabbed her.

“Sis! Don’t go over there, I’m so dirty. Let’s go back home and change clothes first.”

Iris’s eyes flickered as she looked at Kiara and then at her twin sister Ruby, as if plotting something.

Ruby, seeing her sister so filthy, agreed it was inappropriate to proceed and called out to Kiara.

“Sister-in-law, I’ll head back first, talk to you later!”

Ruby thought simply; she didn’t want her sister’s dirtiness to sully Kiara’s car and preferred that the two sisters walked back home.

What Iris was really thinking, perhaps only she knew.

“Second Brother, hurry over there and pick up Ruby’s child. It’s not good for the child to walk back in the wind; the rash on their face will get worse,” Kiara told Second Brother.

As Second Brother approached, Iris was so frightened that she took off running. After a few words with Ruby, Second Brother carried her child back home.

Kiara asked Mother Yuno.

“Mom, why are you here?”

“I was worried about you coming here alone–what happened just now?” Mother Yuno had arrived late and hadn’t seen what had unfolded.

“It’s nothing.” Kiara didn’t want to trouble Abigail Nana with the incident.

Wendy was the family’s favorite, always cherished by everyone. If Abigail Nana found out her grandchild had been insulted, she’d be furious.

Kiara didn’t want to talk about it, but a nearby Mom couldn’t hold back.

“Auntie, that woman was so annoying earlier, speaking ill of your granddaughter.”

“What?!” Mother Yuno’s eyebrows shot up upon hearing this.

“Second Son, go, bring her back here to me. I must reprimand her! How dare she speak ill of my granddaughter, the nerve!”

“Mother, pay attention to what you preach,” Second Brother couldn’t be bothered with his mum, who was a hot pepper in her youth and had become a dried chili in her old age, ready to spark at the slightest touch of fire.

“Ah, so you are the grandmother, how nice, you and your daughter-in-law seem to have such a good relationship,” said the mother enviously.

“It’s all about reciprocating kindness; a mother and a grandmother are the same,” Mother Yuno casually replied before turning to ask Kiara.

“Why didn’t you slap them when she cursed at the children?”

Second Brother looked up at the ceiling, pretending not to hear his mum leading his sister-in-law astray.

I mean, not many grandmothers are like his mum, spicy for a lifetime, with a temper that just can’t be changed.

“Eh, right, I might have become too honest after having a child,” Kiara started her true lies mode to keep the grandmother happy.

If those she had deceived heard this, they might cry out of grievance, honest my claw!

The mother standing beside Kiara who had spoken for her silently retreated two steps; okay, she wouldn’t tell Auntie about the beautiful woman who, just earlier, with a baby in arms, had calmly talked about sending someone to the orthopedic ward while covering the baby’s ears.

“You’ve got to be honest when it’s time to be honest, and you can’t indulge them when it’s not!”

Cursing a child is a dreadful act; Mother Yuno felt both angry and heartbroken at the thought of her beloved granddaughter being spoken ill of, but Wendy knew how to please the elder. Seeing her beloved grandmother coming over, she clapped her little hands and kicked her little legs wanting to be held by Grandmother.

Mother Yuno hurriedly took her out of Kiara’s carrier, such a lovely little honey.

“This issue of hitting people, we’ll talk about it once we’re back home. Now that Grandmother is here and there are so many people around, I’ll give you some face,” Kiara whispered in Wendy’s ear before straightening up and tapping Wendy’s nose.

Wendy innocently stuffed her hand in her mouth, as if to say, what are you talking about, I don’t understand!

Kiara watched with a mix of irritation and amusement as her daughter snuggled into her grandmother’s arms, playing the cutie pie. She’d believe other babies didn’t understand, but her own little prodigy surely did.

She would definitely have to explain to Wendy what is acceptable and what is not when they got home; she couldn’t treat her like an ordinary child.

“What did you say to the child?” Mother Yuno asked.

Kiara blinked, “I didn’t say much.”

Second Brother looked towards the ceiling again, thinking that Kiara surely hadn’t noticed that the expression she had when playing dumb was exactly like Wendy’s.

Mother Yuno, seeing there were still a few people in line, quietly asked Kiara.

“Shall I go up and find the Dean?”

Even though she was retired, and Linville wasn’t Mother Yuno’s main turf, she still had some connections. With just one word from her, no matter how busy the authority figures inside were, they would have to prioritize Wendy.

“No need, Wendy’s condition is relatively stable; there’s no rush,” Kiara replied.

If they needed to pull strings, Kiara had her own connections, but she felt it wasn’t necessary.

Pediatric healthcare was already understaffed, especially now during the peak of the viral season; any child’s cold could turn into a high fever, and all parents were anxious to have their children seen quickly. Kiara could jump the line with a word, but the pediatric department was different from the others. If she did, other parents would have to wait longer.

When it came to children’s issues, Kiara believed in equality for all. Special treatment was never more instructive than setting a good example, especially for Wendy, a clever child, who needed to learn from a young age that privileges were not beneficial.

Mother Yuno nodded, “That’s true.”

Mother Yuno looked at her granddaughter and then at Kiara, feeling all sorts of satisfaction in her heart.

With such a mother to raise her granddaughter, she was confident the future would be bright. However, the recent bullying Wendy had experienced made it inevitable for her to give a few words of advice.

“Kiara, I’ve always been at ease with the way you handle things, but sometimes you can’t be too kind-hearted. If someone bullies Our Home’s children and you can’t bear to act, just tell me. We can’t abuse our connections, but we can’t let others bully us either.”

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