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Chapter 891: A Fierce Confrontation with the Headmaster The man who had previously cto the school wearing a janitor's uniform had always seemed suspicious to her. Aveline didn't give off the impression of being from an ordinary family.

She carried a unique sense of nobility-not because of expensive clothes or luxury cars, but a natural, inherent grace.

Every movement exuded elegance, distinctly different from other children. So, when Miss Hartwell first saw the man Aveline called her father, she immediately felt something was off.

Aveline didn't seem like a child who cfrom such a background. At the time, when she heard Aveline call the man "Dad," Miss Hartwell thought she was just overthinking.

"Miss Hartwell, I'm sorry for deceiving you. The man who clast twas my family's driver. These are my real parents," Aveline said, standing between the two adults.

There was no need for introductions. Anyone could tell at a glance that these three belonged to the sworld. Their natural aura was something no one could imitate.

"Principal! Who are these people? They attackedwithout any reason! Call security!" The headmaster, Lee, had just managed to get up from the ground, still dizzy. Julian's earlier kick had nearly knocked all the wind out of him.

"Lee, what nonsense are you spouting? Apologize to them immediately!" the principal said, frantically signaling with his eyes. These were not people they could afford to offend.

Aurora stepped toward Lee, her every step radiating an intimidating presence.

Lee, despite being faced with just a woman, began to feel his courage waver. Aurora, in her high heels, stood taller than the overweight Lee by half a head, her aura utterly overpowering.

"You were about to slap my daughter just now, weren't you?" Aurora asked, her words deliberate and precise.

"She... she's your daughter?" Lee stammered, now realizing the truth. He had assumed Aveline's mother was just sdishwasher. But the elegant woman in front of him, dressed in an outfit worth millions, was far from that.

Her gaze was piercing, and Lee's heart started racing uncontrollably.

"Allowto introduce myself. I'm Aurora, Aveline's mother. Since she was little, I've taught my child: If someone doesn't provoke us, we won't provoke them. But if someone dares to cross us, we'll make sure they regret it. And you dared to lay a hand on her?" Aurora's voice turned icy as she finished speaking, and with a sharp slap, her hand connected with Lee's plump face.

Aurora wasn't someone who resorted to violence easily, but she was fiercely protective. Of all people, Lee had to target her precious child.

Julian, having confirmed that Aveline wasn't injured, turned his attention back to Lee. He delivered another slap to the other side of Lee's face.

"The daughter I've cherished since birth, the one her mother and I wouldn't even let shed a tear-how dare you try to hit her?" Julian's voice was filled with fury.

Aurora and Julian's anger was palpable. Though Aveline often seemed cold and distant, they knew she had always needed their love and care. Seeing this scene unfold before them was enough to drive them mad with rage.

The principal and Miss Hartwell stood frozen, overwhelmed by the couple's commanding presence. They didn't dare move an inch.

The principal could only think about one thing: How did their child end up at this school? If he had known earlier, he would have treated her like royalty. Now, with the situation spiraling out of control, he could only pray that they wouldn't hold a grudge against him.

The slaps continued to rain down on Lee, who had no strength to fight back.

Finally, Aveline, seeing that she hadn't been hurt, spoke up calmly. "Dad, Mom, he didn't actually touch me. You can stop now." Lee, clutching his swollen face, thought bitterly, If I didn't even touch you, why didn't you say so earlier? I've been slapped for nothing! "Mr. Barnet, Mrs. Barnet, please calm down. We don't fully understand what happened yet. Maybe we should ask Miss Hartwell to explain," the principal suggested, wisely waiting until the confrontation had settled before speaking.

"I'll explain," Aveline said, noticing that Miss Hartwell still seemed too shaken to respond.

"Miss Hartwell, my parents are usually very gentle. What you just witnessed was them... overreacting," Aveline said with a faint smile.

"Ah..." Miss Hartwell's mouth hung open, her face filled with confusion.

Aveline continued, "Dad, Mom, the headmaster accusedof hitting a classmate and being in a relationship. He wantedto call you to takehand even threatened to file a major disciplinary report against me." "You hit someone? Which fool dared to provoke you?" Julian asked, his voice laced with disbelief.

Knowing Aveline would never act without reason, both parents immediately focused on her.

"Sweetheart, why didn't you tell us about this? Were you hurt?" Aurora asked, her tone softening as she looked Aveline over for any signs of injury.

"Mr. Barnet, Mrs. Barnet, I'm sorry. This is my fault for not taking better care of Aveline," said Orion as he entered the room, having rushed over upon hearing about the situation.

"Orion, didn't I tell you to keepinformed about everything Aveline does at school?" Julian said, clearly displeased.

Orion shot Aveline an apologetic look. "I'm sorry, Aveline. I can't keep it a secret any longer." He proceeded to recount the entire incident. Julian and Aurora's faces grew darker with every word. "Aveline, why didn't you tell us?" Aurora asked, her voice filled with both concern and disapproval.

Planning your weekend reading? Ensure you're on nov L5sfor O uninterrupted enjoyment. The next chapter is just a click away, exclusively available on our site. Happy reading! Miss Hartwell, now aware of the truth, realized how Liora and her friends had treated Aveline. Their behavior had been downright cruel.

"Mom, it's over now. Orion already helpedhandle it," Aveline said, tugging gently on Aurora's hand.

Aurora still wasn't satisfied. Her daughter had been slapped, and the thought of it sent a chill through her. She cast a cold glance toward Lee.

"Yes, my child shouldn't have hit someone. But you need to understand the full story-someone hit her first A's for the issue of dating, letmake one thing clear. When Aveline was still in my womb, I had already arranged for her to marry Orion. We, her parents, have no objections. Who are you to interfere? What right do you have to lecture her?" "Lee, apologize to Mr. and Mrs. Baimmediately!" the principal snapped, seizing the opportunity to shift the blame.

Lee, still dazed, began to realize that he had been misled. Aveline's parents weren't janitors or dishwashers, and O her relationship with Orion had long been approved. What business was it of his? "This... this is all a misunderstanding," Lee stammered, his arrogance replaced with fear.

"A misunderstanding?" Aveline's voice turned icy. "Earlier, when I said my dad was a street sweeper, you looked so smug, didn't you? You looked down on him.

Until today, I believed teachers held sacred positions. But you... you've madefeel nothing but disgust.

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