When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 619

Chapter 619 The Same
“This is a decision made by the school board to ensure the safety of the children and maintain cleanliness in the school. Please bear with us. Other classes have similar situations. If you have any complaints, you can bring them up with the school administration,” Miranda explained.

This international preschool was larger than many primary and secondary schools and was among the top in Tudela for educational quality.

Helen, of course, didn't want her child to lose the chance of attending such a prestigious school.

“It's fine. I can make Terry get up early and walk to school by himself,” Helen said.

However, as a mom with a one-year-old daughter and a four-year-old son in preschool, managing everything was overwhelming.

Cecilia felt some sympathy for her, knowing the struggles of handling two children at once.

The gathering ended, and several mothers flocked to Miranda for photos.

Priscilla also joined but ended up at the very end of the line, with only half of her body appearing in the final photo.

Helen also wanted to make connections to help her husband's career, but she had already offended Miranda over Terry's seating issue.

Cecilia stood off to the side and watched the parents' true colors unfold.

Sometimes, power could be truly frightening, especially when wielded by those who lacked responsibility, fairness, or integrity.

After the photos, the parents walked out to their cars, not because there were no spaces inside, but because they could chat along the way.

Cecilia approached Helen and handed her a parking card for the higher-ups.

“Helen, if you don't mind, use this one for now.”

This parking card had been given to Cecilia by Erwin after the meeting.

The principal had given her three cards for the higher-ups' parking spots, which were close to the classrooms and had very few cars.

On the way back, she noticed that she had gotten numbers of most of the mothers back there.

Cecilia initially thought it would be difficult to take Miranda's position as president of the parents' association, but it now seemed quite achievable.

At ten o'clock in the evening, Cecilia received information about the class moms from Priscilla.

Priscilla, being shrewd, had included the mothers' preferences in the information.

Cecilia thanked her.

Priscilla told her that if anything came up in the future, she should not hesitate to ask for her help again.

Soon after, Cecilia saw an update on Priscilla's Instagram showing the emerald bracelets Cecilia had given her.

Just as she was about to rest, someone knocked on her door.