Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest) novel Chapter 2388

Meanwhile, Lynette Batton kept her head down as she wept in the office of Phaeton Kindergarten’s principal.

Leon Batton stood in front of her protectively while a group of adults surrounded them.

The principal, three teachers, both parents of the boy in question, and the royal family's bodyguards were in the office.

There were glaring at the twins with cold, harsh looks.

Meanwhile, the arrogant boy with whom they had a conflict sat on a nearby chair as he glowered at Leon defiantly.

Soon, their nanny, Shanice, walked in and hastily pulled the twins behind her in a protective stance.

“Hey kids, aren’t you going to apologize? Do you want to be kicked out?" the boy's father sneered menacingly before issuing more threats.

“Mark my words. If you don’t apologize, not only will I see to it that you're both kicked out, but your parents will also be in big trouble.

“I won’t let anyone in your family off the hook,” he yelled as he pointed his forefinger at them.

Leon returned his angry glare and stood his ground. “How exactly will you kick us out or get our family in trouble? You can try," the boy said as a dare.

“I told you none of this was our fault. We only beat your son up because he flirted with my sister shamelessly. Not only did he forcefully kiss her cheek, but he even touched her. He deserved the beating,” he explained in his boyish voice.

His tone was firm, and his confidence seemed capable of protecting his sister from harm.

He rolled his eyes dramatically and went on. “My son allegedly flirted with your sister, right? Maybe he thought she was good enough. But no matter what, you’re wrong for attacking someone. Did you know that you ignorant fools?”

Leon’s fists quivered when he heard that. Frowning deeply, he directly scowled at the man. “No wonder your son is a bully. The apple does not fall far from its tree, it seems. With the way you educate your child, he’d end up in prison sooner or later.”

The principal regarded him icily when she heard what he said. “Leon, what nonsense are you saying? Do you know who you’re speaking to?”

Like any other establishment, there were also social rankings here, even though the kindergarten was a place for children.

Leon’s family was not as influential as this boy’s family, so the principal naturally sided with the arrogant boy.

It didn’t matter what Leon or Lynette did, wrong or right. The principal simply couldn't afford to offend a royal family.