Chapter 1948 Mark reached the hospital.


    Peter was upied with finding a doctor for Laura and addressing the dispute between the two children.


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    Outside the ward, the parents of the troublemaker arrived.


    Peter took the reasonable approach.


    Despite that, the child had crossed the Line by not only tormenting Laura but also pushing her. The brat’s parents approached and adamantly refused to apologize. Instead, they immediately proposed a settlement of one hundred thousand dors to resolve the situation.


    Such an amount would not be sufficient to cover the medical bills.


    Moreover, the parents disyed no hint of remorse whatsoever.


    Peter''s demeanor turned frosty. The brat’s imposing mother, loudly retorted, “Is one hundred thousand dors not enough? How much are you demanding then? I''ve heard that girl transferred from Czanch, and her background is questionable. What''s the harm in my child making a fewments about her?” Peter''s anger surged, and he was tempted to confront the parent physically.


    However, Peter''s wife restrained him and whispered, “Mr. Evans is here.” Mark had arrived with the doctor introduced by Juliette.


    The physician, disinterested in bing entangled in their dispute, proceeded to enter the ward to examine Laura''s injured leg.


    Mark''s expression darkened as he observed the belligerent woman.


    Her initial timidity had waned upon encountering Mark, recognizing him as a person of high status.


    Nevertheless, she mustered her resolve.


    She remained steadfast in the belief that her loud voice would grant her an advantage.


    She persisted, “You brought in some help? Don''t assume you can intimidate me just because there are many of you. Let me make it clear. I can offer only one hundred thousand dors, not a penny more.


    What''s the issue with shoving her? She''s just an ill-mannered child with no parental guidance. She won''t keel over from being pushed a couple of times.” Peter, in his agitation, moved forward with the intention to confront the woman.


    His wife, however, intervened, preventing him from losing his temper.


    Exasperated, Peter eximed, “Why should I act as a gentleman at a time like this?” But to everyone''s surprise, it was Peter''s wife who stepped forward and delivered a resounding p across the shrew’s face.


    Her action carried a considerable amount of force.


    It left the woman''s face stinging with radiating redness where her palmnded and the rest pale.


    In response, the woman began to loudly protest, “She pped me! She pped mel! Is this reasonable?”