Chapter 1511 - 1552: Disrespect

Mireille Yowell saw the situation and immediately shouted, "Jeremiah, she broke my little plane! Why are you still helping her? I... I’m going to tell Grandpa May!"

Jeremiah May turned coldly to look at Mireille Yowell, his eyes filled with a chill that made Mireille shiver. She liked Jeremiah but was quite afraid of his icy expressions.

"She broke your little plane?" Jeremiah May said coldly.

"Y-yes!" Mireille mustered her courage, "I was playing with my little plane nicely, and suddenly she rushed over and knocked it down, even threw stones at it!"

She habitually portrayed herself as innocent, shifting all the blame onto others.

Jeremiah May sneered. If Mireille Yowell were not Mrs. Li’s granddaughter, he might have already ordered someone to kick her out.

Mireille suddenly felt uneasy, as if Jeremiah’s laughter was mocking her.

Then, Jeremiah May lifted his foot and directly stomped on the remote-controlled plane that lay on the lawn. The plane was already battered by stones thrown by the little girl, and now it was completely shattered.

"Ah! My little plane!" Mireille screamed.

"Now, you can tell my uncle that I stomped on your little plane," Jeremiah May said, holding the little girl and heading to the main house.

Mireille looked at her completely unusable plane, feeling humiliated and even more embarrassed than yesterday.

She was the young lady, the Princess, but Jeremiah only protected that fool!

Furious, Mireille turned and ran off. She was going to tell her mother, Grandpa May, and her grandmother, to ensure Jeremiah wouldn’t dare do this again next time.

Clarence Xenos, who was previously instructed by Mireille to get something, returned to the lawn to find neither Mireille nor his sister.

The other kids remaining on the lawn began to talk to Clarence about what happened earlier, saying, "Your sister was taken into the main house by the young master, but he said it was to treat her wounds."

"Clarence, your sister offended the young lady. It’s said she is quite good at complaining. Previously, someone spoke ill of the young lady at May’s house, and when she heard, she complained to Mr. May. That person and their parents were all kicked out," someone added.

Upon hearing this, Clarence worried about his sister’s situation and feared the young lady’s complaints. After thinking for a moment, he decided to find his mother and inform her first.

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Jeremiah May carried the little girl into the main house’s side hall, ordered a servant to bring the medicine chest, and took the little girl to wash her hands first, as her little hands were covered with mud and grass.

The little girl was very obedient, remaining silent while washing her hands. Although the warm water might stimulate some wounds, her face would wrinkle in pain, but she didn’t cry out.

This surprised Jeremiah May.

Once he cleaned her hands, wiping them dry with a soft towel, the servant brought the medicine chest.

Jeremiah May then placed the little girl on the sofa and began attending to the wounds on her hands.