A lie for life: the story of the routine president hunting his wife

Chapter 58
"Student Lin, our unfilial daughter has caused you trouble. As parents, we are not strict in discipline. Here we apologize to you on behalf of her. I'm sorry!"

"Student Lin, I'm sorry!"

"Student Lin, I'm sorry!"

Following a parent's opening, the parents behind followed suit and shouted.

Lin Mengmeng was confused, looked at Mu Jinxia, ​​and asked, "Why is this happening?"
Mu Jinxia lowered his head and said in a low voice, "They are apologizing and hope to revoke Law Marshal's statement."

Sure enough, it was for Li Shuai's statement, but, as a child, he made a mistake and asked his parents to bear the responsibility of apologizing, Lin Mengmeng sneered.

"I'm sorry, I don't accept your apology. One person does something and another person is responsible. They scolded me. What is wrong with you, but you are here to apologize to me."

If it was her, she would never let her parents bow to others, let alone let them down. Those people scolded, but didn't apologize, and let their parents come over?

Lin Mengmeng didn't know if it was the school's arrangement or the parents' personal opinions. As the saying goes, those who take care of everything for their children, their children will be like this. They can be unscrupulous through the screen. In reality?

Lin Mengmeng is the most annoying person who wears a mask to live a life.

Anyway she didn't accept an apology.

These parents didn't do anything wrong to her. If she accepted their apology, she would be struck by lightning.

Some of those parents were big bosses, and the worst one was a little Kai. They were always bowed to them by others, with high self-esteem. This time, they had to apologize to Lin Mengmeng in a low voice.

But since she doesn't appreciate it?
"Student Lin, it's the fault of the son not being the godfather. We parents apologize to you on behalf of our children. What's wrong? Besides, it's not worth it for classmates to go to court over trivial matters."

A parent spoke harshly, implying that Lin Mengmeng didn't know what to do.

"It's really not worth it!" Lin Mengmeng sneered: "Please go back, what the law says, please abide by it!"

A little thing?
She can see clearly that what kind of parents have what kind of children.

Internet violence, is this a trivial matter?Deliberately fabricating and spreading untrue things to damage her reputation and personality, is this a trivial matter?
If she took it seriously, couldn't take it anymore, and committed suicide by jumping off the building, would that be a trivial matter?
Originally, she didn't seriously care about the things on the forum, but it seemed that people didn't take it seriously at all, it was like a common meal!
No matter where people's attitudes are, why should she not care about them!

Don't say she cares about everything, Da Da, she really cares about it, what's the matter, she was not born to be scolded by you, but she was cursed inexplicably, it doesn't matter if you scold her, you also bring her family with you.

If Lin Mengmeng can bear it any longer, it doesn't matter if she loves her, but she can't let her family love her too!
The principal respected Lin Mengmeng's personal opinion. Among other things, his school still couldn't afford to provoke Mu Shao alone. Although Mu Jinxia did not use Mu Shao's identity to deal with this matter throughout the process.

It was dealt with as Lin Mengmeng's boyfriend. He was still fully confident and calmly resolved it with the law. For this alone, the principal appreciated his wisdom very much.

Most of the students in the school have violated human rights against Lin Mengmeng. Lin Mengmeng is enough to use the law to defend her rights.

And the school is also responsible for not stopping it in time.

According to Article 240 of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law" [crime of insult, defamation] who publicly insults others or fabricates facts to slander others by violence or other methods, if the circumstances are serious, he shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance or deprivation of political rights.

(End of this chapter)