The True Heiress is the Reserved Fiancé's Exclusive Memory-Chapter 721 - 740: Have More Children (3)

"Exactly, we shouldn’t compensate!" Wren King couldn’t hold back her anger.

"If we don’t compensate, will they make a scene at school?" Blair Chester hesitated.

Mia Ginger thought for a moment and asked, "What are you planning to do now?"

"I’ll call my dad first; the counselor said parents might need to come deal with this."

"Being a good person isn’t easy," Windsor Myres suddenly remarked, gripping the handrail as she climbed onto her bed to sleep.

Tong Tong glanced up at her.

Feeling a bit frustrated, her mood was really bad, and she didn’t want to respond to her.

The dormitory quieted down, and she sat on a chair, calling her parents.

As soon as it connected, a cheerful voice came through the phone, "What’s up, baby? Haven’t called your daddy for days!"

The voice was so loud that even without speakerphone, everyone in the dorm could pretty much hear it.

Tong Tong’s dad was a nouveau riche, having made his fortune in coal mining; the people in the dorm were generally aware. They had witnessed Tong Tong’s dad’s loud voice during previous calls and knew Tong Tong’s nickname was ’baby’, but it was the first time hearing her dad refer to himself as ’daddy’.

It seemed somewhat stylish, mismatched with the situation, yet a bit funny.

As soon as Tong Tong heard his voice, she felt wronged and called out in a tearful voice, "Dad."

Tong Tong’s dad paused for a moment, and suddenly a voice came through the phone, "Give me the phone," followed quickly by an anxious female voice, "What’s wrong, baby? Why are you crying? Who bullied you? Tell mom quickly."

Tong Tong’s parents were a lively pair, and everyone in the dorm was used to them fighting over the phone.

After exchanging glances, Mia Ginger suddenly felt a bit amused.

Tong Tong was kind and soft-hearted, warm and straightforward; it seemed inevitable she would be like this with such parents.

What kind of family usually raises what kind of children.

In the moment, upon hearing her mother’s voice, Tong Tong burst into tears, sobbing and stammering, "Today, I took an injured old lady to the hospital on the road, and then... then she fainted, ugh, her family insists I hit her, demanding 800,000 in compensation, I... our counselor says you need to come see how to resolve this, ooh, it really wasn’t me, I didn’t hit anyone..."

"Outrageous, simply outrageous, bullying my daughter!" Tong Tong’s dad shouted from inside.

Her mom was even more anxious, speaking hurriedly and incoherently, "Baby, don’t cry, stop crying, I’ll come with your dad tomorrow morning, we’ll catch the earliest flight, we’ll be there in the morning, don’t be afraid, don’t be afraid, 800,000 is just 800,000, we’re not short of money."

"I don’t want to compensate them, I didn’t hit anyone!" Tong Tong’s sobbing grew louder in distress.

"No compensation, no compensation, bullying my daughter, I’ll compensate with nothing!" Her dad grabbed the phone again, shouting inside, "Don’t cry, don’t cry, it breaks my heart hearing you cry, dear daughter, stop crying, daddy will have Uncle Davis drive over now, we’ll come tonight, we’ll be there tonight."

"What time is it, driving where!" Her mom snatched the phone again, hurriedly saying, "We’ll come tomorrow morning, catch the earliest flight, darling, stop crying, have a good sleep, when you wake up you’ll see mommy and daddy."

"How can the girl sleep in this situation, can you sleep!" Tong Tong’s dad shouted on the phone again.

"I’m trying to comfort her!" Her mom retorted in exasperation.

"Comforting is useless." Her dad grabbed the phone again, hastily saying, "Don’t cry, sweetheart, listen to your mom, whatever happens, we’ll deal with it. Be good, sleep, and see us in the morning."