Chapter 266

Their crying and sobbing actually looked quite pitiful. Unfortunately, I didn't empathize with them at all. "Oh, so you've finally realized how to treasure your children? What? Is Jonas not my son as well?" I said. These people would only start to feel the sting when there were actual consequences in front of them. I didn't bother arguing with them and looked at Aaron. "Mr. White, these are your students. What do you think we should do?" "Mr. Joplin, they're all just kids. How about we suspend them for a few days?" Aaron said. "And who exactly are you trying to side with here?" I roared. Aaron was clearly unwilling to offend anyone. He hesitated to say anything. "Fine. I won't make things hard for you. Two years. Once they're out, they can still return to school. I think that's enough time for them to learn some discipline." No one could change my mind once I decided on something. One of them who had been begging me just a moment ago wiped away his tears and retorted, "If you're