Married a Secret Billionaire novel Chapter 1635

Graham began hesitantly, "Pammy, I—"

"That's enough!" Zuko said firmly, taking a step forward to control his anger. "Graham, we've grown up together since childhood. Even if we're not as close as siblings, I've always considered you a friend. I never thought you were this kind of person!"

Lina was also furious, staring at Graham. "If you had already set your sights elsewhere, why did you have to involve Maisie? What did she do wrong?"

"Stop it, both of you!" Graham growled. "We're here today to resolve the children's issues, not mine!"

"You..."

"Ms. Corbin, fellow parents," Graham said, stepping forward and bowing slightly. "My son has misbehaved, and as his father, I'll definitely take responsibility for it. Don't worry. I won't evade it, and I'll have my lawyer discuss how to compensate. But my son was beaten—that's something I won't let go of either!"

"What did you say?!" The usually calm and collected Zuko couldn't control himself. "Graham, have you lost your mind?!"

"Zuko!" Graham raised his voice and fixed his gaze on him. "My son was being naughty at kindergarten, but your daughter gave him a black eye and a swollen face. That's also a fact! Children can be mischievous, but adults should know better. I won't deny what I should compensate for, but I also expect you to take responsibility for your part."

"You..." Zuko felt like there was a lump in his chest. 'Is this fellow possessed? Is this still Uncle Josiah's son and Arya's brother? This is outrageous!' he thought.

Daniel slapped the table and stood up abruptly. He approached Graham with fists clenched so tightly that his knuckles turned white.

"Uncle Daniel!" Zuko stopped him, shaking his head.

Daniel took a few deep breaths. In the end, his rationality subdued the anger in his heart, and he slowly relaxed his fists.

"Alright, let's resolve the matter this way," Graham said, picking up James. "The kindergarten has surveillance footage. It's clear what my son did and how he was hit. I suggest we leave the rest of the matter to the lawyers."