Chapter <b>509 </b>


    N held Mason close, soothing him softly. “Don’t be afraid, Buddy. I will always protect you and won’t let anyone take you away again.”


    Mason nodded. “Mommy, I hate that man! He says he’s my dad, but I don’t want him to be my dad!”


    N bit her lip. “Let’s not think about that right now. Just get some rest, and I’ll take you to school tomorrow.”


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    The next morning, N dropped Mason off at school.


    As soon as she found his teacher, Lilith, thetter looked surprised and asked, “Ms. Kinsey, isn’t Buddy transferring schools? Why did you bring him today?”


    N paused, confused. “What do you mean, transferring?”


    “I’m not entirely sure. The principal just informed me that Buddy was transferring and told me not to get involved anymore,” Lilith replied.


    Understanding the situation, N handed Mason over to Lilith and said, “I see. Ms. Page, Buddy isn’t transferring. Please take him to ss. I need to speak with the principal.”


    “Okay, you go ahead,” Lilith answered.


    N nodded and walked straight to the principal’s office. When she knocked and entered, the principal was on the phone. She waited until he finished before speaking up.


    “Mr. Hale, I’d like to know who arranged for Mason Kinsey’s transfer,” she asked.


    The principal, Sebastian Hale, didn’t have much of an impression of N, but his expression changed as soon as he heard the name Mason Kinsey.


    “Oh, you’re Mason’s mother, right? Please, have a seat.” Sebastian smiled, his demeanor bing a bit more amodating. “The transfer was handled by Mr. Sumner’s secretary. You’re Mr. Sumner’s wife, aren’t you?” N’s expression turned cold. “No, I have no rtionship with him, and neither does he with Mason. In the future, if anyone iming to be Mason’s fatheres here, I hope you’ll ignore them.”


    Sebastian was taken aback, his brows furrowing. “When Mr. Sumner’s secretary came, they brought a paternity test. Did you have a fight with Mr. Sumner?”


    Damon had invested millions in the school, so he naturally leaned in his favor. After all, no one would invest such a substantial amount in a school just to transfer a child who wasn’t even their own.


    “Mr. Hale, I chose this school for its security. <b>If </b>my child can be transferred without my knowledge, I might consider exposing your school,” N stated.


    Upon hearing that, Sebastian was appalled. Many of the students‘ parents had significant backgrounds. If this sort of scandal got out, it would tarnish the school’s reputation, causing irreparable harm.


    Thinking quickly, he said, “Ms. Kinsey, please don’t be angry. We certainly mishandled this situation, and I assure you it won’t happen again!”


    N was primarily there to secure that assurance, not to cause trouble. After all, if things escted, Mason would have to transfer, too. He was already familiar with his ssmates, and transferring would mean starting all over again, which could negatively impact him.


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    She nodded and stood up. “As a parent, I enrolled my child here hoping he would have a safe learning environment. I sincerely hope simr issues won’t ur in the future.”


    Cede


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