NovelOnlineChapter 650 I thought that he would stop thinking that he didn't deserve to exist after he foundand we got together.
It seemed that I overestimated both love and myself.
After I calmed down, I got up sulkily to apply medicine before going to pick up Ashton and Xan.
The kids had been staying with Xandra and Rachel all this while. I hoped they didn't cause them any trouble. "Rach, are the kids with you, or..." I called Rachel to ask who Ashton and Xan were with Before Steven and I left, we entrusted the kids to both Rachel and Xandra so that they could take care of them whenever they were free.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtBefore I could even finish my sentence, Rachel asked in surprise, 'Are you guys back now?" "Yeah. We just arrived hand forgot to call you in advance," I said, glaring at Steven angrily.
It was all his fault. We should have called her in advance, yet he insisted on doing other things. Steven coughed diffidently "Are the kids with you now?" I asked again.
Rachel started stammering, "Uh, how about you guys cpick them up tomorrow instead?' "Huh?" I had a bad feeling.
Steven clearly becalert and glanced over at me. Did something happen to the kids? I said, 'I'm already on the way to your place. We" Before I could even finish my sentence, Rachel interruptedagain, "Well, both of you haven't eaten, right, Stephie? How about you guys go grab sfood for now? I'm still out playing with the kids now." I frowned and looked at Steven. He was already checking their location. Ashton and Xan's location showed that they were in the police station at Bridgeview Road.
"Are you playing in the police station?" I asked softly.
Rachel took in a sharp breath and replied diffidently, "Xandra and I figured that the kids ought to go to school, so we signed them up for preschool. Something happened today, but it's not a big deal, so I can handle it." "You wouldn't be keeping things fromif you could handle it. I'll go over now.' I glared at Steven angrily after ending the call. "It's all your fault for wasting time!" He looked aggrieved. "It's not my fault they got into trouble. They're a result of both our genes, so we should share the responsibility." I couldn't believe he was dividing things up so clearly now.
We rushed to Bridgeview Road and ran into the police station.
Upon entering, Ashton and Xan were sitting on the bench, obediently listening to the scoldings of the police officers. Rachel was also nodding meekly at them.
The parents of another child were standing by the side, screaming at Rachel. "How can they be this terrifying when they're just children? Our child would've been buried by them if it weren't for the teachers noticing it!" "That's so terrifying!" one of the parents yelled angrily.
"What's going on?" I hurriedly asked as I walked over with Steven. "We're their parents. You can talk to us if there's anything you want to discuss." a The father of the child was a ferocious man. He glared atand said, "Are you their parents? Your children are unbelievable! You have to apologize to my son, otherwise-" Ashton glared at the man and said, 'I'll bury him again if you yell at my mom!" The man huffed as he started rolling up his sleeves to hit Ashton Steven shielded Ashton indifferently and stopped the man. "We should talk things out slowly. It's not right for an adult like you to fight a child. You'd be better off fighting me." The man frowned and backed off slightly, surprised by Steven's attitude.
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"Your children dug a hole over three feet deep in the school's playground. They definitely dug it and they buried my child's height Voux based on my child there! He was already buried up to the neck when the teachers found out about it.' I was stunned, looking at the kids in shock. What was going on? "Did your child not struggle or scream?" I carefully asked, trying my best not to agitate the father further
"Are your children abductors in the making? They tied my son's hands and legs up and stuffed his mouth.
ve How was he supposed to scream and struggle?" The man was clearly agitated. "They were trying to bury him alive!" I looked at Ashton with a frown. I said, "Cover and explain yourself." Ashton hung his head low, looking aggrieved. He dared not look at me.
At that moment, another woman walked over carrying a crying yet pretty boy. "Your child deserves it! Lettell you if it weren't forfinding out about this late, I would've buried your child to let off my steam too! "He's being such a school bully at such a young age. Ashton was just standing up for what's right!" Peter Gril CH/F-PSE X
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