Chapter 1614 - 1656: Not Qualified

However, the fact that the son willingly goes to see peers his age is a good thing, right? At least it shows the son is willing to interact with others.

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When Mabel Quinn was taking her daughter to kindergarten in the morning, she unexpectedly ran into Grace Yowell at the kindergarten gate. Similarly, Grace Yowell’s daughter, Mireille Yowell, also saw Harper Kinston.

Mireille Yowell widened her eyes and looked at Harper Kinston, hardly believing that the person in front of her was the same little fool she had seen at Jeremiah’s house.

This fool now looked much prettier, wearing a beautiful dress and adorned with pretty hair accessories, entirely like a little Princess.

She was obviously a servant’s child and a fool. How could she possibly be a little Princess? Mireille Yowell thought resentfully, then directly said to Grace Yowell, "Mommy, why is this fool at the kindergarten too? I don’t want to go to kindergarten with this fool."

Mabel Quinn slightly narrowed her eyes, glancing at Mireille Yowell and then at Grace Yowell, saying, "It seems your daughter knows my daughter, but as a mother, you should know how to educate a child correctly, shouldn’t you?"

Grace Yowell was momentarily at a loss. In front of Mabel Quinn, besides resentment, there was more guilt.

So she bowed her head and said to her daughter, "Mireille, how can you say such things about others? Hurry up and apologize!" Grace Yowell said this intending to keep the peace.

But Mireille Yowell responded, "Why should I apologize? She doesn’t deserve my apology. Mommy, don’t let her attend kindergarten!" In Mireille Yowell’s mind, her many wishes were naturally fulfilled by her mother.

Mabel Quinn frowned, feeling that the child in front of her had some problematic ideas.

So she stepped forward, stood in front of Mireille Yowell, and said, "Then tell Auntie, what do you mean by not deserving?"

"She’s a servant’s child, of course, she doesn’t deserve it!" Mireille Yowell replied as if it were only natural.

"A servant’s child doesn’t deserve your apology? Why do you think so? Do you think a servant’s child is inferior to you?" Since she was facing a child, Mabel Quinn’s tone remained gentle.

"My mommy says I am the real Princess, I am the Landon Family’s lady. Why should a servant’s child require an apology from me?" Mireille Yowell’s words were full of pride and arrogance, as if her status was something remarkable.

Mabel Quinn sighed slightly; a child’s character is often influenced by adults. It’s likely that Grace Yowell’s usual behaviors subtly influenced the child, "Then if one day, you became a servant’s child, and others didn’t let you attend kindergarten or offer you any apology, would you be willing to accept it?"

Mireille Yowell widened her eyes, shaking her head like a rattle-drum, "How could I be a servant’s child? You’re talking nonsense! I won’t apologize to that fool!"

"She’s not a fool; she’s my daughter!" Mabel Quinn said with utmost seriousness. As a mother, she wouldn’t allow anyone to call her daughter a fool, even if the person insulting her daughter was only a 5/6-year-old child.

Mireille Yowell was stunned, unable to comprehend that the fool’s mother was originally the servant of Jeremiah’s house, yet now seemed to be this person in front of her.