My Flash Romance With the Richest Mogul novel Chapter 1654

Carmen's tone made it clear—she was only holding back from making a bigger fuss because she knew Elvira.

She was doing Elvira and her aunt a favor by not escalating things further. Otherwise, there was no way Skylar would have walked out so easily just now.

Carmen had already mapped out her strategy to escalate this situation dramatically. She could even use this to generate some publicity for herself. With a scandal like this, she could attract attention, build momentum, and maybe make a fortune this year.

Elvira frowned deeply at her statement. "This has nothing to do with who knows me. This issue, while it involves children, is a matter of right and wrong. If you, as a parent, cannot recognize the problem, then I'm afraid our kindergarten can no longer accommodate Nadia," Elvira said firmly.

Carmen looked shocked, her disbelief evident. "Mrs. Rehbein, what are you saying? Are you asking Nadia to leave? We didn't do anything wrong. Why should we be the ones leaving?"

"Let's stop pretending Nadia did nothing wrong, Mrs. Becker. You know the situation well. This isn't the first time Nadia has taken something from another child. Other parents have already come to us several times about this issue. On top of that, she often initiates fights with other kids.

"If you don't see that as wrong, then what do you consider wrong?" Elvira's tone remained professional, but the strain of her patience was evident.

If it were any other parents or someone whose child had been bullied by Nadia, they might not have stayed as composed as Skylar. Many would have been eager to confront Carmen in an explosive argument.

Carmen snapped back, unable to sit still any longer. "I don't think Nadia is at fault at all. Those parents are too petty! They should be teaching their kids to be kind and share.

"Why can't they just give Nadia what she wants? They're isolating her on purpose. If she took their things, it's because they deserved it. And if she hit them, well, maybe they needed to be taught a lesson."

Elvira's temples throbbed with frustration. In over two decades of working in education, she had never encountered a parent so utterly unreasonable.

"It seems there's no point in continuing this conversation. Nadia doesn't need to come to the kindergarten tomorrow. Also, there's something I hadn't planned on saying, but out of respect for your aunt, I'll mention it. You've said you want to escalate the situation and make a scene. If you do, the kindergarten won't be affected, and neither will Mrs. Martin. The only person who will face any consequences is you," Elvira said.

The warning in Elvira's voice was unmistakable. Anyone with the slightest bit of awareness would have heeded it.