Chapter 165 Providing An Alternative.
The parents didn’t say anything, neither did their children, but the silence didn’t last long, not when Agatha had finally found her voice.
“Mrs. Lance and Mrs. Browder, would you kindly take a seat, same goes for the rest of you.” She instructed, and with a slight hesitation, the parents followed her orders, although their expressions showed how nervous they were.
“Now,” Agatha turned to face Leonica, her face showing a clear expression of respect. “This is Ms. Romero, the mother of Ashley Romero, and a few days ago, your children,” She pointed at the kids seated beside their parents. “And Ashley had a little, misunderstanding.”
“It was no misunderstanding,” Leonica boldly interrupted, scanning each and everyone of the parent and their children present. “My son, Ashley, was verbally bullied by your children who haven’t been trained enough to know the right words to use on their peers.”
“Ha! How outrageous!” One of the parents who Leonica recognized as Georgina Browder, raged. “Haven’t been trained well enough? I apologize Mrs. Oh, Ms. Leonica Romero, but you see, I and these other mothers have taken their time to raise their children, in a well crafted family, much unlike yours.” She added the last part, which caught Leonica’s attention.
“Unlike mine?” She asked, the smile on her lips seeming anything but friendly.
Georgina nodded her head and scoffed, looking like she had won an award for the best parent of the year. “Of course, everyone knows you have that one lover, and that your child is born out of a failed marriage with your ex husband. Isn’t that so?”
Leonica’s expression changed and before she could even answer the question, Georgina continued. “See, this is why kids today aren’t trained to behave in the right manner, because the adults, are setting a bad example.”
“Mrs. Browder,” Agatha called, looking appalled by her choice of words. But Leonica, she was smiling.
“What are you smiling about? You think what your doing is okay? You call us here to tell us some bullshit about our sweet, sweet children bullying your son. Ha,” She scoffed again rolling her eyes as if they words itself was unbelievable. “How preposterous.”
"Georgina, I think that’s enough," Luisa Lance, the first woman earlier who had recognized Leonica, tried calming her fellow mother down.