Gluey Love Between Us novel Chapter 2315

Alice stood at the top of the stairs, narrowing her eyes. This was the first time she had heard someone call a daughter a b*stard.

In the past, she was afraid that such a thing would happen, so she'd protected the two children well. She had never let the children suffer like this.

"Grandma, you have to stand up for me today. This Juliet Klein is so arrogant. The teacher even asked her to teach me. Do I care for her guidance? A b*stard child is all she is." Her puerile voice was dripping with conceit and meanness.

Alice had already finished climbing the last flight of stairs. Her eyebrows were like crescent moons, her eyes filled with a cold light.

Juliet had her back to her mother and did not see Alice.

There were a few parents watching, but they didn't say anything. They just stood aside, relishing the good show.

"All right, Bells, why would you want to compete with a b*stard? I told you, I'm going to play cards. I lost thousands today. I have to win them all back."

"As I was saying, I'm not a b*stard! Apologize to me!" Juliet was furious. She clicked on her smartwatch and dialed her father's number.

When Bella's grandmother heard this, she looked at Juliet coldly.

"Who said you're not a b*stard? Apologize to you? What are you thinking? I heard you talking to your grandma last time. You admit that you don't have a father, yet you don't allow anyone to say it, do you?" Mrs. Hansen looked down at Juliet, her face was imperious.

On the other end of the line, Henrick, who had already picked up the phone, suddenly stood up when he heard this in the background. His heart ached terribly.

"Juliet, stand there and wait for me. I will come over immediately."

He called for the butler. With a heavy gaze, he got into the car and went straight to the place where his daughter had her lesson.

"Madam, please apologize to my daughter." In the spacious piano classroom, Alice's calm voice penetrated everyone's ears.

Everyone turned around to look at Alice. She wore a beige floral dress, and her long hair hung over her shoulders. Her eyes were bright, her teeth white. She fixed her weighty gaze on Mrs. Hansen.

"Mom." When Juliet saw her mother, she could no longer hold back her tears. Her big clear eyes were red, and she instantly turned into a pitiful little girl. There were none of the previous defensive stances she had taken against Mrs. Hansen.

Children were like this. In front of outsiders, they were strong, creating a painful sight, but when they saw their own mother, their strong self-preservation instinct instantly collapsed.

Alice held her daughter in her arms, feeling distressed. Her calm eyes were still looking at Mrs. Hansen with an imposing manner.

Mrs. Hansen burst into laughter. She looked at Alice and said arrogantly, "Apologize to your daughter?"

Alice replied, "Yes!"

"Bah! What the hell are you? How dare you ask the Hansen family to apologize? I want your daughter to drop out of her tomorrow. Don't make my granddaughter unhappy." Mrs. Hansen looked at Alice with disdain. Despite decking out in a sophisticated floral dress, she looked every bit the cheapskate.

"Oh, really? And here I was, thinking the same. Tomorrow, haul your granddaughter's as* out of her. Don't get in my daughter's way!"

A clear and cold voice suddenly came from behind Alice.

"Dad." Juliet looked up at her father, her big eyes filled with grievance.

Henrick walked in with the butler and Josue. If one wanted to counter-attack such a person, the fastest way was to suppress them with strength.

"Excuse me? No one on this street has ever spoken to me so arrogantly. Are you blind? The teachers and others here don't dare to meddle in this matter. If you are smart enough, take your daughter and get lost!" Mrs. Hansen was still very superior.