Chapter 1829

Seeing Mavis remain silent, Clara continued, "Bryce has always been a well-behaved and excellent student. How could he possibly start a fight? Even if he did, it must be because your child did something! Your child may look gentle on the outside, but those eyes say otherwise!" Adora could not take it anymore and was about to argue back, but Mavis quickly stopped her. "Adora, don't rush. She seems unreasonable. If you provoke her, she might twist things around on you." Adora thought about it and agreed. If Clara decided to play the blame game, it could cost them money. She did not want her parents' hard-earned money to go to this nasty woman, so she stayed quiet. Clara finished speaking, and an elderly man who had been silent finally spoke up. He wore a traditional outfit, appearing kind and gentle, a stark contrast to the arrogant Clara. When the old man coughed lightly, everyone, including Samuel and the middle-aged man, fell silent, indicating his words held weight.