HLnovel Chapter 156 Poor people like them don't deserve to cause trouble.
Chapter 156 Poor people like them don't deserve to cause trouble.
"No, ma'am! What are you doing! Who is your daughter?!"
The group of top students were also taken aback, not understanding what was going on, why they knelt down in front of Chu Miao as soon as they arrived!
Lu Cheng frowned, looking at the woman with a puzzled expression.
The woman cried as she said, "My daughter! It's Jiang Nan! I already know about the disciplinary action she took!"
The woman was selling stinky tofu from a pushcart here. Before the school disciplined Jiang Nan, it called her to inform her. The woman panicked immediately when she learned that her precious daughter had been disciplined.
I hurriedly called Jiang Nan to ask her what happened, but Jiang Nan didn't answer the phone.
The woman originally intended to go to the school to plead with the school leaders, but she overheard Chu Miao and the others talking and realized that Jiang Nan had offended Chu Miao, which was why she was punished.
So she rushed over and knelt down in front of Chu Miao.
"Miss Chu, I beg you! I only have one daughter, and I'm counting on her to be successful in her old age so I can take care of her! If she gets punished, what school will want to accept her in the future? Please! Just let her go. If she offends you, I'll apologize on her behalf!"
As the woman spoke, she frantically kowtowed to Chu Miao, saying, "Just by looking at your clothes, I can tell you must be very rich. We are all poor people, please don't hold it against us poor people!"
"Auntie! We don't like what you're saying! What do you mean she must be very rich and can't argue with you poor people?" One person couldn't stand it anymore and felt that this was a bit like moral blackmail.
The woman was still frantically kowtowing to Chu Miao, her head becoming red, swollen, and bleeding.
A crowd had already gathered around.
If the woman keeps kowtowing, the police will arrive.
Chu Miao sighed.
Although women may engage in moral blackmail, parents' hearts are always full of love and concern for their children.
"Get up first," Chu Miao said, gesturing for her to stand up. "The punishment has already been given, and no one can change it. Your daughter did something wrong, so she needs to take responsibility. There's no use in you continuing to kowtow here."
The woman, seeing that Chu Miao had spoken, kowtowed even more vigorously, as if she thought Chu Miao was young and would be soft-hearted.
She was really wrong.
After saying this, Chu Miao turned around indifferently and continued eating, ignoring the woman's repeated kowtows.
His expression was incredibly calm.
Cheng Lu turned around and continued eating.
The group of top students exchanged glances and then turned away in unison, ignoring the woman.
Ignoring the surrounding gossip, if the woman wants to do it, so be it; it's her business and none of their concern.
The woman was completely dumbfounded. She never expected that these children could be so heartless, watching her kowtow without any reaction.
She couldn't kowtow anymore.
"mom!"
This is what Jiang Nan saw when she arrived.
Her mother was kneeling down before Chu Miao and the others!
So embarrassing.
Her eyes reddened, and she rushed over quickly, pulling Jiang's mother up!
"Aren't you ashamed! Why are you kowtowing to people like that!"
When Jiang's mother saw her, she actually pulled her down to kneel down with her!
"Nannan! You've come at the right time! Let's all kneel down before Miss Chu! She'll definitely forgive you!"
"Didn't your mother tell you before that you shouldn't offend anyone at school? Our family is poor, unlike other families that are rich. We can't afford to offend anyone!"
These words again were suffocating Jiang Nan.
From childhood to adulthood...
The words she heard most often were, "Our family is poor, we are not as good as others," so she had to compromise and endure hardship, even if she was wronged at school, she could not speak out.
Whenever she had a conflict with a classmate and her parents were to be called in, Jiang's mother would always apologize frantically to the classmate as soon as she arrived at school, without even knowing the truth or whether Jiang was the one who had been wronged.
She knew then that she had no one behind her, and she couldn't cry or laugh as freely as other children, or retaliate against anyone who bullied her.
She often thinks about it.
why.
Why is God so unfair to her? Why does she have such a mother?
Why are all the mothers of other women so good, while hers is like this?
Jiang Nan looked at Chu Miao. Her parents were refined and gentle, but her mother was covered in grease and smelled terrible.
Why is God so unfair? Why does Chu Miao have everything? Not only are her grades good, but she also has such good parents.
"What are you standing there for! Kneel down before Miss Chu! Make her forgive you! Miss Chu's family is obviously very wealthy. Look at you, why did you offend her for no reason! We should be trying to please wealthy families like this, so that they can give you a job after you graduate!"
Jiang Nan was so ashamed she could hardly breathe.
"Mom! The punishment has already been issued; it's from the school. Begging Chu Miaomiao won't help!"
She was trembling all over: "Come with me! Come with me!"
No.
Don't embarrass yourself here.
But Jiang's mother wouldn't listen. She said, "What do you know, child? Money can make the devil turn the millstone. Why did the school punish you? Isn't it because you offended a rich person?"
"You should apologize to Miss Chu now. If she forgives you, the school will naturally remove the punishment. I know this kind of thing best!"
"Stop saying anything, kneel down before Miss Chu! Hurry up!"
So embarrassing.
It's so embarrassing.
Jiang Nan was trembling violently; she could even feel the onlookers watching the spectacle unfold around her.
They must be laughing at her, right?
They mocked her for having such a mother.
They mocked her for being poor.
Humiliation, inferiority, resentment, and other emotions converged in Jiang Nan's heart, twisting her entire being.
She thought of the man in black and gritted her teeth secretly.
"Chu Miaomiao, it was my fault. I shouldn't have framed you. You gave me a chance, but I didn't know how to cherish it."
She did apologize, but a dark and deep light flashed in her lowered eyes—a malicious light, like that of a venomous snake.