The Return Of the Invincible Heiress
Chapter 282

Chapter 282: Chapter 282

When the children saw this woman, they all said, "Wow, Lola’s mother is so beautiful. She’s just like a celebrity."

When Lola saw her mother, she cried even harder. As she cried, she pointed at Avery and Josie and shouted,

"Boohoo, Mom, save me! Josie and her sister bullied me and even said that they wanted to cripple me. Boohoo..."

The beautiful woman squatted down beside her and hugged her with heartache. She used a handkerchief to wipe the tears and dust on her face.

"I sent you to school to learn, not to suffer. How could they beat you like this?"

Lola reached out with teary eyes.

"Mom, the back of my hand was scratched by a wild cat. Do you think I’ll get rabies and die pitifully, turning into bones?"

"Definitely not!" The beautiful woman held her hand and blew at her wound with heartache. She carefully wiped the blood on the back of her hand with a handkerchief.

"When you are bitten by cats and dogs, as long as you get a vaccine within a day, you’ll be fine. You’ve been bitten by a wild cat for less than an hour. You’ll be fine after an injection."

"Boohoo..." Lola was still crying.

"But they didn’t give me the wild cat. They even said that I bullied the wild cat and was a bad child. I can’t stand this kind of grievance. I won’t get an injection until I drown that bad wild cat..."

The beautiful woman gestured for the nanny to take care of her daughter. Then, she stood up and stared at Avery.

"Why are you protecting a stray cat that hurts people? Don’t you know that this kind of stray cat might have rabies and is very dangerous?"

Avery sized up the beautiful woman in front of her. She felt that she had seen her on television but did not know her identity.

Of course, it did not matter who the woman was. Such a spoiled and unreasonable child deserved to be scolded.

She retorted coldly,

"This kitten is very healthy. It doesn’t have rabies. It’s your child who has rabies."

"You—how can you say that about a child!" The beautiful woman was very angry.

"Do you have any manners?"

"It’s not your place to educate me," Avery said forcefully. "But you definitely don’t know—loving mothers often have spoiled kids, and to spoil a kid is to kill a kid."

Without waiting for the other party to retort, she continued,

"Your child took the initiative to abuse cats, which means that your child lacks love and sympathy. He might even have an antisocial personality."

"As a mother, you clearly know that your child has psychological problems, but you didn’t guide or correct her. You even indiscriminately sided with her and helped her. This means that you also have serious psychological problems."

The teachers and children present were all speechless. They felt that what she said was scary, but it seemed to make sense.

The beautiful woman was agitated by Avery’s words.

Her holy and beautiful face turned cold. Her entire body seemed to have become sharp, with intense aggression and anger.

"Lola will never argue with others for no reason. It must be the fault of this wild cat and your sister."

Avery said coldly,

"There’s no point in winning an argument. Why don’t we call the police and let them investigate?"

"There’s no need to make such a big fuss!" When the teacher heard this, she quickly came over to dissuade them.

"They’re all five- or six-year-old children, and they didn’t suffer any obvious injuries. If they make a fuss to the police, everyone... won’t benefit from it."

"My child is obviously hurt!" the beautiful woman said angrily. "Didn’t you see the wound on the back of my child’s hand?"

"I only have one child from my family. Usually, the whole family feels sorry for her when she falls. Now, the back of her hand has been scratched by a wild cat and she’s even bleeding. How can you say that it’s not serious?"

Avery also said domineeringly,

"Josie didn’t do anything wrong. She’s a brave and loving child. Our family will never let her be forced to admit her mistake and be treated wrongly."

"Wow..." Josie looked up at her and exclaimed with her slightly opened mouth. Her big black eyes were filled with admiration.

"Parents, it’s normal for children to fight," the teacher said with a headache.

"Josie apologizes to Lola and gives Lola reasonable compensation. Lola will no longer pursue the matter of this cat. Won’t this matter be over? They’re all children. It’s just a mistake, not a crime. Why make such a big deal out of it?"

"No!" the beautiful woman said sternly.

"Lola is our precious baby. The Pittman family won’t let her be bullied."

She stared at Avery.

"Miss Carter, right? If your sister apologizes to Lola and hands that wild cat over to Lola for punishment, this matter will be over, and we won’t ask for any compensation from your family. Otherwise, we can only solve it our own way."

"What a blatant threat." Avery smiled.

"Carter’s family will never compromise. If you have the guts, try and see which family will suffer retribution."

The beautiful woman’s face turned cold, and her gaze became gloomy.

"Since you’ve said so, the Pittman family really wants to give it a try," she said coldly. "For a worthless wild cat, you’re willing to go this far. I hope you won’t regret it."

After saying that, she looked at her daughter and revealed a gentle and friendly smile.

"Lola, Mommy will take you for an injection first. As for this wild cat, Mommy will hand it to you for punishment later."

Lola puffed up her cheeks, her face full of dissatisfaction. She looked like she still wanted to persevere.

The driver quickly whispered into her ear,

"Miss, it’s more important to get an injection. Otherwise, your wound will be infected and it will be difficult to treat in the future. You don’t want a scar on the back of your hand, right?"

When Lola heard this, she was immediately afraid. She quickly grabbed his sleeve and said,

"Hurry up and send me for an injection. I don’t want a scar on the back of my hand."

The teachers secretly heaved a sigh of relief when they heard that.

It was good that Lola was willing to get an injection. Otherwise, they might have needed to call the police.

However, just as they heaved a sigh of relief, Lola suddenly rushed past Josie and pushed her down. She even stepped on Josie’s foot and scolded,

"Damn cripple! Stinky cripple! A cripple who can’t even walk steadily for the rest of his life!"

Who would have thought that such a young child would be so cruel?

Not to mention Josie—even Avery did not expect this.

But immediately, Avery took two steps forward without hesitation. She raised her hand and slapped Lola’s face.

She did not hit her too hard. Lola’s face was red and swollen, but it was not enough to hurt her.

Before everyone could recover from the incident of Lola pushing and hitting someone, they were shocked by Avery’s actions again.

Facing a six-year-old child, as an adult—could she really bear to do it?