Powerful Papa with Triplet Babies novel Chapter 70

Chapter 70 Lily took it and put it on the desk.

Lucas pushed his glasses. “I don‘t accept bribes.” “What bribe?” Charlie asked.

Anne whispered, “Say hello to the Principal...”

“Hello, Principal!” the three little kids said in unison. “Being nice won‘t give you an advantage either.” Lucas rested his hand on his chin, held a pen between his fingers, and twirled it in an orderly manner. “What is your education level, what job do you have, and what is the family income?”

“I...I could not graduate from university, and now I work at Aesthetic Clinic, with an income of less than 2000...” Anne knew that she was not very qualified.

Apparently the parents were the ones getting interviewed, not the children...

Lucas frowned slightly. “Where‘s the child‘s father?” “The child‘s father...is gone...” Anne said.

“What university were you in?”

“Cambrick.”

Lucas wondered if she was lying.

“Your conditions do not meet the requirements for a child to enter our nursery.” Lucas said,” The parents do not have a certain social status or potentially contribute to the school. At least they must be high–paid.”

Anne‘s face was bright red. She just wanted the best for her child, but she did not expect this to be this hard.

“Sorry for wasting your time.”

The kids looked at the principal and then at Mama. They could not understand the conversation, but they knew it was not going as planned.

Anne left with the triplets.

Lucas‘s eyes fell on the gift on the table, his fingers opened the lid, and he found the gift inside. It was a children‘s handicraft, and on the drawing page were four stick figures of one adult, and three children. Below the picture was a sentence: To the beloved Principal!

Anne had just walked out of the office building, when... “Miss Vallois, please stay!” Anne looked back, saw Lily, and asked, “What‘s the matter?” “The principal said that if you come to pay the fees early tomorrow morning, your kids can go directly to the nursery.” Anne was stunned and immediately felt overjoyed. “Thank you! Thank you, Principal! But why