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Chapter 59 - 59 054 Fight Evil with Evil (3 more)_2

?Chapter 59: Chapter 054: Fight Evil with Evil (3 more)_2 Chapter 59: Chapter 054: Fight Evil with Evil (3 more)_2 Chloe discarded the contract and left with her schoolbag.

Yvette sat at home, staring blankly at the contract on the table, beginning to wrestle with her thoughts.

*

Entering the classroom.

Chloe felt the strange gazes from her classmates.

“Chloe.”

It was Mason Sullivan again.

He ran over and pulled up the post on the campus forum.

“Look, there’s even a recording.”

Upon listening, it was what Xavier Foster had said after the second mock exam.

The classroom was extremely quiet.

Chloe’s expression didn’t change at all, she calmly said, “Thanks.”

Mason sheepishly smiled, “No, don’t mention it.

So, what are you going to do?”

“Ignore it.”

“That’s right, ignore it.

Those who believe such things are idiots…

I didn’t mean you.” Mason was a little embarrassed.

Marcella Thomas smirked triumphantly.

Let’s see how you can clear your name this time.

The replies on the campus forum quickly pushed the post up, attracting the attention of the school.

As soon as the first class was over, someone ran in, “Chloe, the principal wants to see you.”

Marcella could barely suppress her laughter.

A few people watched with schadenfreude as Chloe left.

On his way out of the classroom, Xavier Foster and a fellow classmate saw Chloe entering the principal’s office; Xavier sneered coldly.

Now the entire school knows what kind of people both mother and daughter are.

Let’s see how this idiot can continue staying in school.

Principal’s office.

Headmaster Hamilton asked Chloe to sit down, then opened the computer and pulled up the post on the forum.

“Miss Stephens, the campus network was intended for disseminating positive things…”

Before Headmaster Hamilton could finish, Chloe placed her mobile phone with details of the uploader’s phone model and other registered information in front of him.

“What is this?”

“I’m taking legal action.”

“…”

“It’s cyberbullying and defamation.”

Headmaster Hamilton’s expression was a bit odd, “I remember Xavier Foster is your cousin.”

“Before justice, all relatives are void.”

“…”

*

Remi Jefferson hurriedly appeared at a cold beverage shop near the school with a briefcase.

Upon finding Chloe, he gulped down three glasses of water before catching his breath, “Miss Stephens, I’m happy to serve you again.”

“For the charges of cyberbullying and defamation, pursue the highest possible sentence.”

Remi was taken aback.

Taking the information, he exclaimed in surprise, “You’re going to sue your own cousin?”

Chloe nodded.

“In a case like this, if it’s severe, probation could be issued…

If the students end up with a criminal record, key high schools will no longer accept them.

This would essentially ruin these two people’s future.

Miss Stephens, have you really thought it through?”

“Can my future be ruined?”

Her meaning was — she was going to sue.

Remi took another sip of water, “Leave it to me.

I’ll get you a satisfactory result.”

“It better be.”

*

The forum’s view count kept increasing, surpassing 5,000 times, which was enough to constitute a serious situation for a ruling.

Chloe walked around the school, ignoring all the pointing fingers.

Meanwhile, Xavier Foster, whose identity had been exposed from the beginning, remained self-satisfied.

Hans Foster found out about the incident and got into an argument with Xavier when he got home.

Without Old Madam protecting him at home, Xavier eventually stormed back to his room in anger, continuing to browse the forum and leave comments.

As a family member, he insulted them with harsh words.

Once he spoke up, those immature middle school students who followed suit in commenting became even more ruthless.

They said all kinds of things.

“Uncle, Xavier is badmouthing Aunt and Cousin at school.

Aren’t you going to do something about it?”

Len Hawthorne saw that the forum had been compromised in the night and ran downstairs, pointing at the mobile phone and asking Wilbert Foster.

Wilbert was upset about dealing with those who came to collect debts and frowned upon hearing his nephew’s question.

“It’s just a few remarks, a trivial matter among children.

Go upstairs, your uncle doesn’t have time for this.” Wilbert’s mood wasn’t good, and neither was his tone.

Len gritted his teeth, “Uncle, you’ll regret this.”

“Len,” Fred Foster came home from the hospital and heard the sound of Len running upstairs, so he looked up and called out.

Ignoring his father, Len continued browsing on the mobile phone.

David Foster and Shannon Perry, who were resting in their room, saw their son running up and down angrily and called him in.

“Len, what’s going on?”

“Mom, it’s Xavier Foster spreading slander about Aunt and Cousin online.

Listen to what he’s saying, is this even human?

Aunt has been so good to us, yet he repays kindness with enmity.”

Len played the recording.

David Foster and Shannon Perry frowned as they listened.

“This is unacceptable,” David slapped the bed angrily, “How did my elder brother and sister-in-law raise their child to be like this?”

“Let’s let my elder brother handle this.

Xiaoxin is spoiled by his mother,”

As David was about to go downstairs to find Wilbert, Len said angrily, “My uncle doesn’t care about this.

I just mentioned it to him, and he even got angry at me.”

David frowned even more, “Call Yvette.”

“I’ll do it.”

Shannon didn’t know the severity of the situation, but she decided to inform Yvette first.

*

Yvette was discussing the contract issue with Chloe.

“Chloe, mom has decided to sign it.

But since this company is your Uncle Gideon Stephens’…”

“He laid a hand on you; take what’s rightfully yours.

Don’t be afraid of people like him.”

Looking at her daughter, Yvette felt even more cowardly.

She made up her mind.

“Alright, I’ll sign.

If he ever tries to come to the mountain county, mom won’t let him succeed.”

“To deal with evil people, repay evil with evil.”

“Chloe, who taught you these things?” A heartless child is a good thing, but they should also maintain a kind heart.

Yvette looked at Chloe, who was in a sharp aura, and began to worry.

“These are basic survival rules.”

In her world, it should be just like that.

Chloe’s mobile phone rang, she glanced at the incoming message.

She got up and went upstairs.

Then she replied to Len Hawthorne.

Yvette stared at her daughter’s retreating figure, her eyes full of complexity.

She felt that her daughter had truly changed.