She Stuns the World - Chapter 574: Chapter 574
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She soon heard Josie's scream from the other end of the phone. "Go away. Don't touch my cat..." Then, the call ended.
Athena immediately called Josie's teacher. As she started the car, she asked, "I'm Josie's sister. I received a call from Josie. Josie cried and asked me to save her. What happened to her? Is she injured?"
The teacher sounded like she was in a terrible fix. "Don't worry, Josie is fine. She had a little conflict with other kids while playing together. The children quarreled and exaggerated the situation..."
Athena interrupted her. "Is Josie injured?"
The teacher hurriedly said, "Definitely not, you don't have to worry."
"I'm on my way to pick up Josie." Athena stepped on the accelerator. "I'm asking the school to guarantee Josie's safety. Otherwise, I'll call the police and the media to intervene."
The teacher's voice became nervous. "Don't worry, the children will definitely not be injured."
Athena said, "I'll be there in a few minutes. I hope the school keeps its word." She hung up the phone and quickly drove out of the neighborhood.
The phone's location showed that "Marshmallow" was in a small park near the kindergarten, not far from the community.
With her outstanding driving skills, Athena reached the small park within 4 minutes.
Before she stopped the car, she saw a large group of children in orange school uniforms gathered in the red maple forest. The children seemed to be arguing and fighting. Several teachers were sandwiched in the middle, trying to separate them.
Athena parked the car by the roadside and walked over quickly.
Because the children were all dressed the same and squeezed together, she couldn't find Josie at a glance, so she clicked on her phone.
Immediately, a loud, vigorous, and far-reaching roar sounded from somewhere in the crowd. "I am here."
It was a location signal sent by "Marshmallow" after receiving Athena's instructions.
This roar instantly suppressed the children's voices.
The children were shocked by this voice. They shut their mouths one after another and blinked their eyes in confusion and cuteness. They looked left and right, their faces filled with question marks.
Following the tiger's roar, Athena saw Josie at a glance.
Josie had climbed onto a big tree and sat astride it. She was holding a little cat in her arms. Her face and body were covered in dust and grass. Her hair, which had grown a little longer after much difficulty, was also in a mess. Clearly, she had just experienced a huge battle.
Under the tree, a little girl with beautiful braids and shiny hair accessories was jumping around while pointing at Josie and screaming, "If you don't hand that little beast over to me, I won't let you off."
Athena remembered this little girl.
She was Lola Pittman, a spoiled rich young lady who came to school on the first day in a long Mercedes-Benz.
Athena ignored her and walked under the tree. "Josie, I'm here. Come down. I'll protect you."
When Josie saw Athena, she pointed excitedly at Lola under the tree and shouted, "Athena, Lola is too evil! She bullied the little cat and even wanted to throw it into the water to drown it. I can't go down. If I go down, the little cat will be killed."
Athena immediately called Josie's teacher. As she started the car, she asked, "I'm Josie's sister. I received a call from Josie. Josie cried and asked me to save her. What happened to her? Is she injured?"
The teacher sounded like she was in a terrible fix. "Don't worry, Josie is fine. She had a little conflict with other kids while playing together. The children quarreled and exaggerated the situation..."
Athena interrupted her. "Is Josie injured?"
The teacher hurriedly said, "Definitely not, you don't have to worry."
"I'm on my way to pick up Josie." Athena stepped on the accelerator. "I'm asking the school to guarantee Josie's safety. Otherwise, I'll call the police and the media to intervene."
The teacher's voice became nervous. "Don't worry, the children will definitely not be injured."
Athena said, "I'll be there in a few minutes. I hope the school keeps its word." She hung up the phone and quickly drove out of the neighborhood.
The phone's location showed that "Marshmallow" was in a small park near the kindergarten, not far from the community.
With her outstanding driving skills, Athena reached the small park within 4 minutes.
Before she stopped the car, she saw a large group of children in orange school uniforms gathered in the red maple forest. The children seemed to be arguing and fighting. Several teachers were sandwiched in the middle, trying to separate them.
Athena parked the car by the roadside and walked over quickly.
Because the children were all dressed the same and squeezed together, she couldn't find Josie at a glance, so she clicked on her phone.
Immediately, a loud, vigorous, and far-reaching roar sounded from somewhere in the crowd. "I am here."
It was a location signal sent by "Marshmallow" after receiving Athena's instructions.
This roar instantly suppressed the children's voices.
The children were shocked by this voice. They shut their mouths one after another and blinked their eyes in confusion and cuteness. They looked left and right, their faces filled with question marks.
Following the tiger's roar, Athena saw Josie at a glance.
Josie had climbed onto a big tree and sat astride it. She was holding a little cat in her arms. Her face and body were covered in dust and grass. Her hair, which had grown a little longer after much difficulty, was also in a mess. Clearly, she had just experienced a huge battle.
Under the tree, a little girl with beautiful braids and shiny hair accessories was jumping around while pointing at Josie and screaming, "If you don't hand that little beast over to me, I won't let you off."
Athena remembered this little girl.
She was Lola Pittman, a spoiled rich young lady who came to school on the first day in a long Mercedes-Benz.
Athena ignored her and walked under the tree. "Josie, I'm here. Come down. I'll protect you."
When Josie saw Athena, she pointed excitedly at Lola under the tree and shouted, "Athena, Lola is too evil! She bullied the little cat and even wanted to throw it into the water to drown it. I can't go down. If I go down, the little cat will be killed."
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