Why Si Mingjing's handbag contained pudding balls wasn't Lu Xiangcheng's primary concern; the police would naturally handle that. His main focus was his daughter's water gun.
Lu Xiangcheng's gaze, burning with fury, landed on Miss Wei. Si Mingjing had Mo Yinhe's protection, but Miss Wei did not. She explained repeatedly, yet she couldn't make the situation clear. She had been framed but couldn't find the real culprit, and tears of desperation streamed down her face.
She was just a kindergarten teacher. Although she held a master's degree from a top-tier university, her family background was very ordinary. How could she possibly afford to offend century-old prominent families like the Lu Family and the Ye Family?
If the Lu or Ye Families indiscriminately accused her and became convinced of her guilt, she would surely be fired. This incident would then be recorded in her file, and who would dare to employ her after that?
