When Her Death Couldn't Break Him novel Chapter 627

Chapter 627 The Major Shareholder
After ending the call, Oscar said, “Your son can bid this kindergarten goodbye if you refuse to apologize.”

As a shareholder of the kindergarten, Oscar could easily expel an ordinary student with just a simple instruction.

Cecilia was surprised to learn that someone still held shares in the school without selling them to her. She patiently waited for the principal, Erwin Bloggs, to arrive, curious to see if he had the nerve to expel Jonathan.

Meanwhile, everyone else seemed to relish the unfolding drama, eager to see them make a fool of themselves.

The netizens watching the livestream were outraged, voicing their condemnation of the injustice Cecilia was facing: Those with wealth and power can simply destroy the future of someone's child just like that? How unfair!

Another remark appeared in the chat section: I found out that the owner of this place is the big boss of a chain of supermarkets.

Another person chimed in: Oh, so it's him, huh? From now on, I won't buy anything from his supermarkets anymore.

At that moment, Oscar was oblivious to the fact that his actions had caused his company's shares to plummet.

The company secretary had been trying to reach him, but he ignored the calls, his mind fixated solely on dealing with Cecilia and Jonathan.

Finally, Erwin arrived and was taken aback by the commotion. “What's going on here?”

“Mr. Bloggs, a child beat up these four kids,” the teacher replied vaguely, implying that Jonathan was at fault.

Cecilia narrowed her eyes. “Isn't it wrong to make such an accusation? Didn't we just watch the surveillance video? It was these four children who started the fight with my son. My son was merely defending himself.”

The teacher, clearly aligned with Miranda, gave Cecilia a dismissive glance. It didn't matter if her son wasn't at fault. She couldn't possibly outweigh a major shareholder of the kindergarten.

However, what Erwin did next left everyone present stunned.

He greeted Cecilia warmly. “Ms. Smith, your child is one of our students here, isn't he?”

Yesterday, when Cecilia went to acquire shares, she hadn't mentioned to the principal that her own child was enrolled at the kindergarten.