Spoil My Sweet Widow By Billionaire novel Chapter 706

Chapter 706

"Bullsh*t!" Roland scolded, "What kind of woman can't I get? Will I be jealous of you because of Larissa? I think you haven't woken up from your dream, have you?"

At this moment, he seemed to have something to rely on. He stared at Kyle coldly and turned to Madam Warren and said, "Mom, call Jennifer. It's okay if he doesn't want to solve it. Just ask the school to dismiss him!"

The teenager, who had just turned 18, had no respect for the teacher. Growing up in his parents' indulgence and the praise of his peers, his values were already very distorted. He was not eager to escape responsibility, but he simply did not think he was at fault. He had his mother call an acquaintance to handle the matter, which was just a sign of his impatience.

Madam Warren had no reason not to respond to her precious son. She immediately took out her phone and made a phone call. After saying a few words, she hung up proudly. She stared at Mrs. Lauren and said, "Why don't you print your resignation letter now?"

Mrs. Lauren clenched her fists and said, "I am a regular employee of the school and I've signed a contract. The school can't fire me."

"Let's see if your contract or my power works!" Madam Warren sneered.

At this moment, there was a hurried sound of high heels coming from the door, and a middle-aged woman in a small suit and skirt hurriedly walked in, smiling and shaking hands with Madam Warren: "I was supposed to handle this matter in person, but there is an important meeting today, and I really couldn't get away. That's why I asked Lynn to take care of it. I didn't expect her to be so useless. Madam Warren, please don't be angry. If you get sick from anger, how can I explain to Mr. Warren?"

Madam Warren put on a fake smile and said, "Secretary Jennifer, your subordinate is very powerful. She openly opposed me and insisted on protecting the student who seriously injured my son. How dare you keep such a person as your teacher? I think this school is coming to an end."