The Revenge of the Mute Wife by Melanie Paulson novel Chapter 307

Chapter 307 

“But it’s obvious if he recorded a video, he was playing with it in class,” Frank complained. 

“I wasn’t playing with it. But when I saw you coming to bother us, I started recording because Dad says video evidence carries more weight in court than a simple testimony, which can easily be faked,” Edward said. 

“…” Christian felt proud hearing his son talk like that. He really was a mini version of himself. He looked down at the phone screen and played the video for everyone to see. 

Naturally, the video made Deborah and Christian angry, while Frank and Paul’s mothers looked nervous. The video clearly showed who had started It. 

“That video is fake!” Paul rushed to say. “He must have edited it.” 

“I doubt it. This is not the first time I’ve heard that Frank and Paul have been picking on my son just because he answers the teacher’s questions correctly, Deborah said. 

“Whatever, it’s still your sons‘ fault,” Paul’s mother said “So I want them expelled.” 

The principal looked worried at the woman. “Well, I.” 

“Principal,” Christian interrupted, “with this video, it’s clear who should be expelled, or I’ll make sure to file a lawsuit for keeping problem children in your school. Just like they’re bullying my son and godson, who’s to say they aren’t doing it to younger kids?” 

“And who do you think you are to make such threats?” Frank’s mom asked angrily. 

“I’m Christian Collins, nice to meet you, ladies. As the owner of Collins Law Firm, I know exactly what kind of threats I can and can’t make.” 

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The women were startled when they heard him declare his profession. 

“Let it go, Christian. In that case, we’ll find a new school for the kids, one where they’re actually protected and not bullied by thugs,” Deborah said, looking the principal in the eyes. 

“M–Mrs. Cooper, please… there’s no need to go to such lengths,” the principal said nervously. The school had received generous donations from the Coopers in the past. 

“Cooper..” Paul’s mother muttered in fear because, compared to them, her family was nowhere near as wealthy. 

“Heh… it seems your kids haven’t been taught to use their heads and not mess with people who can crush them,” Max said, amused at seeing how pale the women had become after learning who the boys‘ 

parents were. 

“Teacher…” the principal pleaded. 

“Ahem… well, in this case, and given the clear evidence, I’m afraid we’ll have to proceed with the 

permanent expulsion of Frank and Paul,” the teacher said. “This isn’t the first incident involving them, and they’ve also been known to pick on other classmates.” 

“What-” Frank protested. 

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“Shut up and get your things. 

“But Mom-” 

“No buts, and just wait till your father hears about this. 

“You too, Paul. Wait till your father finds out,” Paul’s mom said. 

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Both mothers quickly took their sons away, pulling them by the ears. 

Deborah and Christian struggled to contain their laughter as they watched. 

“Sorry for pulling you away from your work,” the teacher said. 

“Don’t worry, teacher. It’s no trouble. My kids are my priority,” Deborah replied. 

“Yeah, I feel the same way. Well, if you’ll excuse us,” Christian said, placing his hand on his son’s shoulder and leading him out of the principal’s office. 

“Mom, I…” James began, worried as he saw her checking on the twins. 

“James,” she said, kneeling to his level, “I’m very proud of you,” she said, noticing his surprise at her words. “You stood up well against those mean kids.” 

James’s eyes filled with tears, and he hugged her immediately. He had thought she would scold him for what happened, not praise him. 

“I’m proud of you too,” Christian said, ruffling his son’s hair, making him blush as he hugged him. 

“I was just following your example, Dad.” 

“Well,” Christian said, checking his watch, “how about we pick up your mom and go get some burgers to celebrate your first court victory? Sound good?” 

“Yeah!” 

“Okay, say goodbye.” 

“Bye, everyone,” Edward said, taking his dad’s hand and following him to the exit.