Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 916

Chapter 916

"Enough!"

Diana closed up the hundred-meter distance between them in a few steps. She grabbed Kiki's arm, then shoved it away. She caressed Sean's ear and asked tenderly, "Are you okay? Does it hurt? I came to you late."

If she hadn't moved so slowly at the door, Kiki wouldn't have had the chance to bully Sean.

Kiki stumbled backward from Diana’s force.

Jealousy and viciousness flashed past her eyes. She leaned against the wall, then stood up. She charged toward Diana and snarled accusingly, "Since you don't bother disciplining your child, why don't I help you with that?”

Diana's eyes turned cold as she grabbed Kiki's arm once again.

"What right do you have to help me discipline my child?" she snapped. "You can't even discipline your own daughter well! What right do you have to help me with that?"

Kiki knew Diana was talking about Doreen scratching Betty’s face. At Diana’s mention of the incident, she instinctively shrunk back.

But the thought of Julian’s positive attitude toward her made her confident once more. She crossed her arms and looked down at Diana.

"Quit drawing attention away from the main point. We're talking about Sean hurting Doreen. My daughter's head

injury is so severe. Everyone is a witness to it! Are you trying to escape responsibility by distracting us all?"

The moment Kiki said that the principal came walking out of the classroom. Julian was right behind her.

Diana was delighted, not expecting him to reach even earlier than she did. She pulled Sean toward Julian's direction and comforted him, "Don't fear. Your daddy is here."

He would surely stand up for Sean.

Sean sighed in relief as well. He walked toward Julian, with Diana next to him.

However, Julian ignored them and walked to Kiki instead." How is Doreen now?"

Kiki wasn't in a rush to answer him, and instead smiled smugly at Diana. 'The bleeding has stopped. She's resting in the sickbay right now."

'That's good." Julian sighed in relief before turning to look at Sean. "Come here."