Rebirth of the Villainous Female Boss-Chapter 855 - 829 Coincidence

Chapter 855: Chapter 829 Coincidence

Chapter 855: Chapter 829 Coincidence

“If it weren’t for Emma Clark, would Yaya have been kidnapped? It was because of that incident that Yaya’s condition got increasingly worse!”

“But Yaya already had a habit of stealing before, that has nothing to do with Emma Clark… why are you so insistent on targeting her?”

“Don’t ask, this time I’m definitely going to make her pay!”

The brother’s tone alarmed the Homeroom Teacher, who nervously asked, “What do you plan to do?”

“Have you heard how expensive her treatments are? She dares to ignore our home’s Yaya, so we’ll find a way to accuse her of disturbing the market order and driving up medical prices! Although it’s currently a regulatory blind spot and she can’t be touched as long as her patients don’t sue her, I still have my methods!”

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In this gray area, it’s a matter of the willing being pitted against the willing.

Kiara’s patients would never come forward to accuse her, as she deals with the wealthy who value their privacy. They don’t care about spending a bit more money to solve their problems, which wealthy person would come forward to admit they had psychological issues for a mere ten or twenty thousand?

“Why don’t you just find a way to address Yaya’s situation instead of going after my student?” The Homeroom Teacher had copied books so many times that Kiara’s initial suggestion to copy Ross’s Family Precepts and other Chinese studies parenting books had begun to change her mindset for a while.

Unfortunately, she became indifferent to copying after her divorce strife and neglected her daughter’s education, which led to the child’s worsening condition.

But deep down, she didn’t truly hate Kiara. Fear and guilt prevailed, and she couldn’t understand why her brother was so determined to target someone unrelated.

“Even though we can’t find a direct approach to her high charges, we can deal with her in other ways. Isn’t there a professional competition coming up? I’ll use the sponsorship connection to force her to participate. If she shows any impropriety during the competition, we can have the labor bureau revoke her psychotherapist credentials. When the walls come tumbling down, will those who she previously overcharged stay silent as they are now?”

The brother spoke excitedly, while the Homeroom Teacher listened with a racing heart.

“Did you… promise someone something?” If not, why go through all this trouble against an unrelated Emma Clark?

“Stop asking. Just know that once this is taken care of, our home will soar. Once we send Yaya overseas for her studies, will you still worry about her disobeying?”

After hanging up the phone, the Homeroom Teacher’s mind was in turmoil.

From what her brother implied, he must have made a deal with someone, someone who wanted to take Emma Clark down and would reward the brother for it.

Sitting on the sofa, she gazed at the broken mirror frame on the wall that had remained unfixed—that was the work of Kiara.

The characters for “virtue carries all” were there, with the part for “virtue” smashed. Kiara had told her not to fix it, and indeed, she never did, just kept looking at it.

In recent years, she no longer accepted money from the parents of her students. Now and then, she would look at that broken “virtue.”

Kiara had once saved Yaya, and she wanted to thank her but always felt too ashamed to face Kiara.

Now, with her brother plotting against Kiara, what should she do?

The Homeroom Teacher thought of her brother’s plan to send Yaya abroad and also of the time Kiara had come to their house to ask why she hid the Admission Notice, like a seesaw in her heart, conscience and interests fiercely intertwined, leaving her bewildered and uncertain about what to do.

After hanging up, her brother dialed another number, his voice dripping with sycophancy.

“Yes, yes, yes, everything’s been taken care of. I’ve sponsored the competition according to your instructions. Even if we can’t take Emma Clark down this time, we can still spot her flaws during the competition, and then prevent her from getting her level two psychotherapist certification. Then, hehe…”

“Well done. You won’t be forgotten when this is over. Just make sure you keep your lips sealed. Understand?”

“Yes, yes, yes! I promise I won’t let anyone know it was you who arranged it!”

…

“Kiara, you should not participate in this competition,” Professor Liu Taylor said.

Yuzo Joel, however, remained silent with his eyes lowered.

The other party probably hadn’t expected Kiara to have Yuzo Joel as a connection, who leaked the information to her in advance. They thought their plan was flawless.

Professor Liu’s idea was to avoid Kiara’s participation since the intentions of the other party were unclear, and it was very likely that they bore ill will. It would be most appropriate for Kiara to lay low for a while.

In this way, the adversary’s punch would be like hitting cotton, soft and powerless, with no one responding to the challenge.

This competition wasn’t mandatory for Kiara. The other side had merely thrown out a seemingly tempting Pancake, attempting to hook Kiara. As long as she didn’t bite, their schemes wouldn’t succeed.

“I want to participate.”

Kiara’s response surprised Professor Liu Taylor. Even Yuzo Joel looked up, raised an eyebrow, and watched her with an interested expression.

Kiara’s chin tilted slightly upward, revealing a confident and assertive expression.

Yuzo Joel tugged at the corner of his mouth, truly happy to see her like this. She was a child with a clear mind. Her expression told Yuzo Joel that she had a plan.

Clearly, Professor Liu Taylor didn’t understand Kiara as well as Yuzo Joel did. Women and men view things from different angles.

“Kiara, what are you talking about? If you know they might be targeting you, why get involved? I’ll refuse for you, let’s just say you’re getting married during the vacation.”

Professor Liu Taylor still wanted to protect Kiara under her wing, preventing her from getting hurt.

“I want to participate.”

There was a lively and confident light in Kiara’s eyes.

“Teacher, you help me refuse once, but what about the next time? I get married during the summer vacation, but what about the winter vacation? I can avoid it this year, but what about next year? I’ve been mentally prepared from the moment I offended them that they won’t let me go. Instead of evading, it’s better to stand in the bright corner and let them do whatever they want.”

In the conference room at that moment, Mario Yuno, dressed in a tailor-made suit, exuded a sharp presence. He was listening to a manager’s briefing. Interrupting the employee at a certain point,

his sonorous voice seemed to merge with Kiara’s confident face in another place.

“I don’t want to hear you look for objective reasons. The most advantageous defense against a competitor is always offense! I want my people to go out like a sharp sword! To attack our competitors in the Market Mall in a legitimate way!”

This time, when Mario Yuno went out to negotiate, he achieved another remarkable success. His decisive approach completely convinced the opposition, bringing honor to the company once again.

At the moment, Mario Yuno was at the height of his influence, passing on his philosophy of offense and defense to every executive.

A couple living together will inevitably have exceptionally similar values.

Kiara’s decision at this time perfectly paralleled the spirit of Mario Yuno’s speech.