Twins in Her Womb: Sir President, Please be Gentle by Heap Heap

Mrs. Tuffey shook her head and apologized. “The surveillance cameras stopped working yesterday. That’s why

there’s no recorded footage of what happened in the classroom."

"My child has never lied to anyone before. He said it was Tommy who pushed him. His statement is the best

evidence," yelled Mrs. Hudson.

Luca ignored her and questioned Mrs. Tuffey, "Mrs. Tuffey, did you ask the other kids?"

"They're still having class now," replied Mrs. Tuffey. The incident happened during recess. The kids were having

class now.

Mrs. Tuffey thought of making the decision after the two child’s guardians communicated with each other.

"Mrs. Hudson chooses to believe her child, and I believe Tommy isn’t a child who’d hurt others. Mrs. Tuffey, I’d like

to talk to Tommy." Luca made a request. Now, the only way was to ask Tommy what had happened. Only then

would she find out the truth.

"Let me bring Tommy here. Please wait for a while." Mrs. Tuffey rose to her feet and marched out of the office.

Mrs. Hudson sneered at Luca and went outside to make a call, asking how her child was doing in the hospital.

Tommy was brought to the office by Mrs. Tuffey. He stepped forward and hugged Luca’s waist with an aggrieved

expression on his face when he saw Luca. "Ms. Luca, I didn’t push him."

Mrs. Tuffey was surprised when she heard that. ‘Ms. Luca?

‘Isn’t she Tommy’s aunt?’

"I know. You’d never do something like that." Luca stroked the child’s face. The aggrieved look on his face broke her

heart.

As a parent, who would be willing to see their child be wronged?

"I'm glad that you believe me." Tommy's eyes shimmered in the light as tears welled up in his eyes. When Mrs.

Tuffey asked Tommy what happened just now, no matter what Tommy said, Mrs. Tuffey had this incredulous look on

her face.

Tommy felt deeply wronged.

"Then can you tell me what really happened?" Luca wanted a blow-by-blow account of what happened.

Tommy sniffed and repeated what he had told Mrs. Tuffey before in front of Luca. “When we were having a break,

Charlie was bullying my classmate, Ashley. He was trying to lift her skirt. As a man, I stood in front of Ashley to

protect her. Charlie backed away and lost his balance. Then, he tripped over the foot of the desk and knocked his

head on the desk."

Luca raised her brows and turned to look at Mrs. Tuffey.

Mrs. Tuffey cleared her throat and said, "Tommy said the same thing to me just now. Charlie knocked his head on

the desk after he tripped."

Mrs. Hudson pushed the door open and came in with the phone in her hands. "Nonsense. If you didn't push Charlie,

how could he have fallen?"

Tommy drew his neck back and leaned closer to Luca, but he mustered his courage to speak up for himself, "I didn't

push him. Charlie was doing something bad. He was afraid. That's why he stepped backward without noticing and

fell."

"I didn't expect a young child like you to lie to others to cover up your mistake. Mrs. Tuffey, is this how you teach

your students?!" Mrs. Hudson refused to budge an inch. Before Mrs. Tuffey could say anything, Mrs. Hudson turned

to look at Luca. "It was your child who pushed Charlie. You should be the one paying for Charlie's medical expenses

no matter what. Transfer the money to my bank account. Charlie is still in the hospital, waiting for his medical

expenses to be paid!"

Luca frowned.

The school Tommy attended was an elite school. She did not expect the parents to behave this way.

The students who attended the school were from wealthy and respectable families. Most of them were well-

educated. Even if one was not well-educated, that person would act like it to avoid losing face in front of others.

They would not act like Mrs. Hudson.

Luca held the child in her arms and said, "If it was Tommy who pushed Charlie, I'd be willing to pay for your child's

medical expenses. I'd also compensate for moral damages. But what if it wasn't Tommy?"

"Hah, nice try. Don't try to deny it. I'm sure it was Tommy who did it. Why? You're not willing to pay for it?" Mrs.

Hudson rested her hands on her hips, acting like a shrew.

"Madam, calm down. What matters the most now is Charlie taking the medical examination. Why don't you tell the

hospital to check on him first?" Mrs. Tuffey wondered if Mrs. Hudson was doing it for Charlie's sake or if it was for

the money.

Was money more important than her child's life?

"Shut up. I'm not going to pay for the medical expenses. If I pay for it, won't I be the ridiculous one?" Mrs. Hudson

glowered at her.

Luca took her phone out, pressed the audio recording button, and placed it on the coffee table.

"How about this? I can pay for the medical expenses first, but let the students tell us what the situation was at that

time after their class. If it was really Tommy who did it, I'll apologize and compensate for the accident no matter

how much you want. But if it wasn't Tommy's fault, then you'll have to apologize to him instead. You'll also have to

admit that you've failed to educate your son. What do you think? I've recorded our conversation down. If you agree

to it, I'll transfer the money to you now."