George Stephens was stunned, as if he hadn't expected his own mother to treat him like this.
He looked to Lady Stephens for help, but Lady Stephens silently turned her head away...
George was aggrieved to the point of death, "But I don't have any money…"
"If you don't have money, why did you tear up someone else's painting?"
"Do you think others are easy to bully?"
"Do you think there will always be someone to clean up your mess?"
"If your grandmother and I don't cover for you, who do you plan to go to? Your teacher? Do you plan to mess up every time and then ask others to help you? You don't even have the ability to solve your own problems. Why do you think you can bully others?"
George was directly scolded to tears.
Charlotte Smith stood aside, with no intention of comforting him.
Daisy Ginger listened and couldn't help but click her tongue.
Charlotte, who appeared gentle and weak, was impartial and stern when teaching children, showing George no face at all.
