Chapter 1235
Trisha laughed even harder, she thought it was adorable that Nicolas could be so bothered by a box of small–sized condoms
“All night, don’t be mad I checked the fridge earlier, and we still have some ingredients. Do you want a chicken cheese pie?”
Nicolas immediately forgot about his anger at the mention of food, “I want it in Orleans flavor
Tnsha responded. That’s all there is anyway”
Once Trisha went to the kitchen, Nicolas threw the box of condoms into the trash, took out his phone, and sent a middle finger selfie to Liam.
He couldn’t believe that without Liam stirring things up, Celeste would do something like this.
Silvia had spent the past three days in distress, she didn’t receive any messages from the other party, which made her somewhat relieved.
However, on the morning of the fourth day, at around eight or nine, when parents were about to send their kids to school, a police car parked in front of the
kindergarten
Several police officers got out of the car and went straight to the principal.
Silvia, who had never had any dealings with the police, was terrified at the sight of them.
A middle–aged man who seemed to be the leader glanced at her and asked, “Are you the principal of this kindergarten?”
Silvia stuttered in response, 1 I am.”
“The police said, “We received a report that you’ve occupied someone’s residence. We’re here to investigate
Silvia cautiously replied, “Okay”
At the school gate, some of the parents had noticed the police car and were discussing it.
“What’s going on? Why are the police here?”
“I don’t know I just came to drop off my child. I thought you guys would know.”
“We just got here too, we don’t know either”
Thén, a plump woman spoke up in a low voice, ““) know why”
Everyone turned to look at her and asked curiously, “Why? Is it a fire safety inspection failure?”
The woman shook her head and whispered, “Theard that the land the kindergarten is built on is going to be reclaimed, and the school might be demolished
The parents were taken aback, “Really? Don’t just make things up”
“How could I make up something like this? I have a relative who works here. He said that a few days ago, the school received a notice from the other party’s lawyer asking them to move out within three days. The kindergarten hasn’t made any moves in the past few days, the other party must have called the police.”
“Why on earth are they doing this? They should just deal with their problems. Why do they have to boot out of the kindergarten? What about our kids? All the kindergartens nearby are chock–full Where are our children supposed to go?”
Though it sucks, if they really decide to go through with it, we’re pretty much powerless to stop them.”
“But they gotta have some sense, right? Our kids are enrolled here, and we’ve paid up all the tuition fees. They can’t just kick our kids out halfway through the school year, can they? It’s in the middle of October The school year’s halfway done. How are we supposed to find a new school? Even if there’s a new school willing to take them in, the kids will need time to adjust. How can they handle such a sudden change?”
“Exactly, their squabbles shouldn’t mess with the kids learning. This kindergarten was government–approved Weren’t their qualifications and papers thoroughly checked when they first applied? It’s been up and running for years, and now suddenly this is happening. Are they trying to jack up the tuition fees or something?”
