Chapter 34

Since birth, I have protected my son. No one dared to lay a hand on him. How do I know? Would a cripple's daughter dare to hit him?

"I want to make it clear that no one could touch my son," Mr. Levy said coldly as he took a sip from his cup.

The boy and his mother also displayed a haughty demeanor.

Witnessing the family's authoritarian behavior, the office tutors couldn't help but frown. Their dominant attitude caused resentment among the tutors.

Despite their grievances, the tutors had to hold back their complaints against the family due to Mr. Farmer's favoritism towards Mr. Levy.

"Are you not willing to continue this conversation?" Gilbert asked Mr. Levy in a straightforward manner.

"Who do you think you are to joke with me?"

Mr. Levy sneered as he looked at Gilbert's wheelchair. No one could tolerate Mr. Levy's arrogance and authoritarianism.

"Fine, then," Gilbert replied with a nod. "There's no need to talk further."

After finishing his speech, Gilbert gently pulled Jenny in fron
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