"Ohhh~" Mia let out a knowing little sound. "Then why don’t we just go ask her and find out?"
As it happened, the little girl who was crying about Scott York drinking her milk was staying at a guesthouse right next door.
Her parents had been worried that if Scott York remained at the kindergarten, their daughter would continue to be bullied. Hearing Mia’s words, they immediately looked at their daughter.
The little girl said through her tears.
"I only said Scott York could have one sip, but he drank all the milk in one go! WAHHH..."
"We agreed on just one sip, but Scott York didn’t tell me his ’one sip’ was gonna be *that* big! WAHHH!"
The parents: "..."
Alright, case closed. The child had offered Scott York the milk willingly.
Thea York never imagined it would be this difficult to do something as simple as ruining Scott York’s reputation!
She could only force a stiff smile. "But-but it’s still wrong for Scott to drink a classmate’s milk. He’s just too self-centered..."
The girl’s parents then asked their child, "Sweetie, why did Scott York want to drink your milk?"
Looking very confused, the girl answered as if it were the most obvious thing in the world. "Because he didn’t have any milk. We’re good friends, so of course we have to share~"
As soon as she said this, a hush fell over the crowd.
The supposedly "bullied" child was calling Scott York her good friend and said she was willing to give him her milk.
She had only complained to her parents because Scott York drank all the milk in one go, not because he had "snatched" it from her.
The parent felt something was even more off. "Every child at the kindergarten gets milk. Why did you say Scott York didn’t have any, sweetie?"
Crestfall Kindergarten has professional nutritionists, and the daily milk, fruit, and so on are all portioned out. Every child gets some.
Logically, Scott York should have had his own portion, so there was no need for him to take a classmate’s.
’And based on what his daughter was saying, she had offered it voluntarily. How do you get a five-year-old child to willingly give up their snack when everyone is supposed to have one?’
However, the little girl gave an unexpected answer.
"Because Scott York just doesn’t have any."
The little girl was very puzzled, her big eyes blinking. "Scott York never has any. And he gets cravings, so I just wanted to give him a little taste... WAHHH, who knew his ’one sip’ would be so big!"
At an elite school like Crestfall Kindergarten, Scott York didn’t get any milk?
Did the teachers forget, or was it...
Estelle Lockwood said calmly, "When Mia and Zachery enrolled, I paid an extra fee for their daily lunches, snacks, milk, and fruit. It was included with the tuition, so the rest of you parents might not remember."
The families who could get into an elite kindergarten were either rich or powerful. They often didn’t handle the enrollment procedures themselves, instead delegating to assistants. If money was needed, money was paid. After all, a sum as small as the kindergarten tuition wasn’t even worth a second glance to them.
What was the difference between fifty thousand and a hundred thousand? So, he really hadn’t noticed that the fee for the nutritional meals had to be paid separately.
But everyone else had completed the procedures and paid the fees upon enrollment. Why had Scott York...
The parents subconsciously turned to look at Thea York.
Estelle Lockwood was all smiles. "That’s right, Miss York. Everyone else’s children have nutritional meals. Why doesn’t Scott York? From the sounds of it, he’s never had them, which is why his classmates have been sharing their milk and fruit with him."
"The York Family... surely isn’t short on that little bit of money, are they?"


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