Chapter 726 – The Scarlet Vengeance: Justice of a Framed Beauty Novel (Grace & Jason)

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However, no one had called her ‘Little Young Lady’ ever since Jasper came to the kindergarten. When someone mentioned Mick’s sister, everyone would think they were referring to Jasper Reed.

Once, another teacher came to their cla** and asked Mick who his sister was. She was about to stand up when Mick dragged Jasper out.

“But the friend of Jasper Reed’s mother is a homewrecker, and her mother’s a homewrecker. That means Jasper will grow up to be a homewrecker as well. Do you want a homewrecker to be your sister?” roared Oriel Lynch.

Everyone present turned pale at this remark as they did not expect it from a five-year-old.

“You can’t say that about my mom and aunt!” Jasper wanted to pounce on Oriel Lynch and hit her again. Although she was only five years old, she knew what a homewrecker was!

Grace sprinted into the office and grabbed her daughter.

Jasper wanted to struggle at first, but when she saw that her mother had come, she immediately complained, “Mommy, I was a good girl today but Oriel Lynch called you and Aunt homewreckers. I told her to stop but she insisted on calling you that. She also told me to beat her up if I refuse to accept it, so I did!”

The little one explained what had happened with great eloquence and pa**ed the buck, stating she did not start the fight. It was Oriel Lynch who made her!

Grace swept her gaze across her daughter. There were some bruises on her little face but it was not serious. These sorts of scratches were common when children fought.

Then, she looked at Oriel Lynch who was beside her. She also had some scratches on her face but they were not serious. What was serious was the bald patch the teacher had mentioned. It was just above her forehead, forming a concave shape that looked really weird and ugly.

At the moment, Oriel Lynch seemed a little scared because of Grace’s appearance and unconsciously hugged Irene Lynch.

around the waist.

Irene Lynch smiled and said to Grace, “It’s just child’s talk. Grace, you won’t mind it, would you?”

“Of course, I won’t mind the things children say. But I’d like to know who told her that. It couldn’t have come out of nowhere.” Grace also smiled faintly but stared sharply at Irene Lynch.

There seemed to be a flash of awkwardness on Irene Lynch’s face. “Maybe it’s because information technology is too advanced now. Well… kids will think what’s on the news is true… after seeing it.”

“The news? Do you let her watch such news?” said Grace as she raised her eyebrows.

“Why… Why would I show her such news? Maybe she saw it when she was playing with my phone,” Irene Lynch said with a dry laugh.

“It seems Oriel knows a lot of words. She can even read news articles at this age. Why don’t I find a news article and see if Oriel can figure out what it’s about?”

“Well… there are news videos!” Irene Lynch said quickly.

Grace said coldly, “Videos? Then find me a news video online that mentions the word ‘homewrecker’?” The word ‘homewrecker’ would only be found in the comments section.

Those videos dared not mention it, and it would be cut out even if they did.

Grace was very clear about this because she had already asked Jay to get rid of radical remarks and videos that slandered Lina.

Besides, Hadwin Stephenson probably had someone remove those related videos as well. There was no way one could find it online.

There was even less news online about the previous incident on the streets. Almost all of it had been removed.

Grace would not believe that a kid like Oriel Lynch had just randomly clicked open those sorts of videos!

Irene Lynch looked even more embarra**ed and quickly changed the subject, saying, “But… Jasper shouldn’t have pulled Oriel’s hair out no matter what. We don’t know if the hair will grow back! If it doesn’t-”

Grace said, “Then we’ll get a doctor to check on her. I’ll pay for all the expenses.”

‘That’s it?’ Irene Lynch was unwilling, especially with all the teachers in the office. If she gave in to Grace now, these teachers would only think less of her and her daughter in the future!

Therefore, Irene Lynch asked, “Shouldn’t Jasper apologize to Oriel?”

“Alright, we’ll let the kids apologize to each other,” said Grace.

“Apologize to each other?” In Irene Lynch’s opinion, her daughter was seriously injured.

“The kids fought and each of them is at fault. Jasper was wrong for pulling Oriel’s hair, but she did it to defend her mother and aunt. And Oriel… shouldn’t have said such a thing. She’s also a member of the Reed family. She doesn’t know what all for one and one for all means but don’t you? You should teach your child that!”

What Grace said made Irene Lynch almost powerless to refute. Grace mentioned the Reed family. Irene Lynch would be unreasonable if she insisted on not letting her daughter apologize.

Irene Lynch could only grit her teeth and reply.

The two children apologized to each other reluctantly, and Grace turned around to talk to the teacher. Then, she brought the two children home.

“Mommy, I’m sorry I didn’t take good care of Tristas!” Mick Reed apologized as soon as they got in the car.

“No, I’m fine. Brother took good care of me!” Jasper Reed’s braids which she had done this morning were now as messy as a bird’s nest. There were even two bruises on her face, and her clothes were askew with one button missing.

The way she looked made Grace want to laugh.

“Alright, it’s great that you two are close,” said Grace as she raised her hand to straighten her daughter’s clothes. Then, she said, “It’s not right to fight, but Jasper did it because she cares about Aunt and me. Both of you need to understand that fighting isn’t the way to solve problems. Most of the time, it’ll intensify the problem and turn small problems into big ones.”

Insight flashed through Mick Reed’s eyes as he listened. The boy knew that fighting was a bad idea. After all, the Reed family had never educated their heirs to be thugs. The little one was more precocious and intelligent than other children of his age.

However, Jasper seemed to only understand half of it. There was a look of disapproval on her face. It was obvious she still thought it was more convenient to fight.

Grace could not help but sigh to herself when she saw her children’s different reactions. Although her daughter was also smart, it was obvious she was not using her brains at this moment.

“You’ll understand it in time.” Grace patted her daughter’s little head.

After all, there were some things one had to experience to understand.

Grace did not expect Irene Lynch to come to Reed Residence with Oriel Lynch in the evening.

Oriel Lynch was wearing a small hat when she came. However, Irene Lynch took Oriel Lynch’s hat off once they entered the living room. Suddenly, the bald patch on Oriel Lynch’s head looked utterly conspicuous.

“Mr. Reed, I brought Oriel here to apologize to Jasper,” Irene Lynch said apologetically.

“Apologize?” Jason frowned slightly.

Irene Lynch said sheepishly, “Didn’t Mrs. Reed tell you? Today in kindergarten, Jasper hit Oriel and pulled her hair out because Oriel misspoke. It was wrong of Jasper to hit her, but it was all because Oriel said something she shouldn’t have.”

Irene Lynch then spoke to her daughter, “Oriel, hurry and apologize to Jasper!”

“Oh!” replied Oriel Lynch as she walked up to Jasper with red eyes. “Jasper, I’m sorry I called your aunt and mom a homewrecker. I… I secretly played with Mommy’s phone the other day and saw a video about it. They also said that your mother is having an illicit relationship with her mentor. Well… what kind of a relationship is an illicit relationship? Do you know what it means?”

The child’s voice rang out in the living room, and Grace’s heart sank. She instantly knew what Irene Lynch was up to.

It might look like an apology, but she was using the child to make Jay suspicious and drive a wedge between them.

Jasper was a child, after all. She did not realize what was going on. She thought Oriel Lynch was really here to apologize. “I don’t know either, but you mustn’t speak ill of my mommy and aunt again.”

“I… I got it. I’ll watch my mouth. Who’s your mother’s mentor? Is he close to her?” Oriel Lynch continued to follow the script her mother had given her.

Although she did not want to apologize, her mother said she would one day become Mr. Reed’s real daughter if she did this.

Jasper and her mother would also be kicked out of the Reed family!

Therefore, she memorized the script and recited it word for word even though she did not want to apologize.

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