Chapter 1245
Chapter 1245
Although Trisha always felt that this ount was too subjective and some of thements were even
provocative, some of the words were really satisfying to read, so she couldn’t help but follow and often
check it.
The ount has been open for less than a year and already has tens of millions of followers on all
tforms, covering a very wide range ofizens
The issue of the kindergarten suspension would not have been a hot topic, but because of Scott’s
article, it quickly climbed the hot lists of various tforms
“A while ago hemented on the Angel Campbell incident, and I felt ufortable He said that
although Angel was wrong, the help she gave to those in need was real. Even if she was attacked by
netizens, she still persisted in doing good deeds. This is verymendable. He even used the phrase
‘heroes cane from anywhere to defend Angel. I almost unfollowed him then.”
“I thought it was an ident, but now I realize that this guy is just using the heat of the events to attract
attention. A seriousmentator would never publish such an article without doing any research, so I
unfollowed him!”
Her tone was full of righteousness and pride All she was missing was saying, “Praise me”
While she was talking, Celeste had already finished reading the article. Hearing Trishals words, she
couldn’t help butugh, ‘Don’t view these online media people with any prejudice. Anyone who makes
a living this way will have some personal interests.”
After a pause, she added. “The article is indeed well–written. If I weren’t the person involved, I would
only feel indignant for the parents and children after reading it and then criticize the person who caused
the problem”
The article did not explicitly point out who wanted to seize thisnd but focused on the issue of going to
school.
The issue of schooling has always been a major concern for parents. The two parents interviewed in
the article were both out–of–towners who settled in J City. They spent all they had to live in the best
urban area locally, passed the district school interviews, and scrimped and saved just to provide the
best education for their children. But the school had only been open for more than half a year when
they were told they needed to transfer, and the transfer required a high tuition fee
The expenditure on kindergartens in J City was no less than that of university students, even higher. To
suddenly have to pay so much more was simply forcing the
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One parent was even injured by a falling object from a crane at work because he was distracted by
worrying about his child’s schooling. He was still in the hospital
for treatment.
The article finally pointed out that personal disputes should not be resolved at the expense of others
and themunity, especially when it came to education. We should be even more cautious. We can’t
ignore others for personal desires, and we can’t let education be thest straw that breaks the
birth rate
Even Murdoch would have to apud the way this article was written.
The problem of birth rate, wealth gap, education dilemma… these hot topics were all deeply
understood and mastered by him.
So it seemed Helen had not been sitting on her hands these past three days. This article was clearly
her first shot across the bow.
“So what do we do now? Should we also snag some big shot to whip up an article to give her a taste of
her own medicine?
This smear campaign makes it seem like we’re the ones stirring the pot when it’s that shameless Helen
who’s swindling Aunt Caitlyn’s wealth!
We’re just trying to get back what’s ours. The idea to suspend sses wasn’t even ours. She’s the one
who wanted to start this media war, using parents‘ andizens‘ sense of justice to cover up her dirty
deeds!”
Trisha spat out a mouthful of grievances and then offered up a perfectly legit suggestion, “We should
call the cops”