She Stuns the World - Chapter 579: Chapter 579
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The conflict between Lola and Josie was simple. The kindergarten had organized a group of children to visit a nearby park to draw maple leaves. Josie discovered a cute little tabby cat there and started playing with it, even drawing pictures of it.
When Lola saw the little cat, she wanted to play with it, but her movements were clumsy and her cries were loud. The frightened kitten quickly tried to escape from her. Frustrated, Lola grabbed the little cat and started tugging at its whiskers and fur. In its struggle, the kitten scratched Lola.
In a fit of rage, Lola shoved the kitten into the fountain, attempting to drown it.
Josie rushed forward to rescue the kitten and began to confront Lola.
The other children were also divided into two groups. One side helped Lola, while the other side helped Josie. The two groups quarreled and quarreled.
Although Josie was in the right, Lola's class had a new teacher who was very biased to Lola. Not only did she fail to criticize or intervene in Lola's behavior, but she also demanded that Josie apologize to Lola and hand over the little cat.
Josie took the little cat and hid in a big tree. She cried and called Athena.
Lola also called her family to save her.
And so, the situation escalated to the point where the Pittman family and the Donovan family became enemies.
The Pittman family was old and prestigious, known for its legacy in music that had spanned a century. They mingled with celebrities and were well-respected in high society.
Lola's grandfather was the dean of the prestigious music school in Osceiton and a world-renowned musician.
Lola's grandmother was a renowned singer-songwriter, famous for her performances in Bienna's Golden Hall. She frequently sang for foreign leaders at prestigious official events and held the position of president of the Osceiton Music Association.
Lola's father was a very famous pianist.
Lola's mother, Paityn Shepard, was just as impressive. Once the queen of the music industry, she was celebrated as a stunning beauty.
Although she no longer flaunted her fame after getting married and rarely participated in commercial performances, she still occasionally sang at important events or served as a judge for various singing competitions. Her status remained strong and even became more stable over time. However, the information online showed that she was not Lola's biological mother, but her stepmother.
Lola's biological mother was a renowned classical dancer, considered a national treasure. Shortly after giving birth to Lola, she had an accident during a rehearsal, falling off the stage and becoming paralyzed. Unable to cope with the loss and the pain of never dancing again, she tragically took her own life.
When Lola was three years old, her father married Paityn. Online rumors suggested that Paityn treated Lola as her own daughter, and it seemed that Lola also regarded her as a biological mother. Given what had happened today, it appeared that the rumors were indeed true.
What puzzled Athena was that the Pittman family was not based in Kitmore City but in Vredo City.
'Lola has such a prominent background. Why didn't she attend a prestigious school in Vredo City and instead go to a public kindergarten thousands of miles away?' After pondering this, Athena sent a message to her subordinates in the intelligence room, asking them to investigate the details of Lola's studies in Kitmore City and gather more information about the Pittman family.
When Lola saw the little cat, she wanted to play with it, but her movements were clumsy and her cries were loud. The frightened kitten quickly tried to escape from her. Frustrated, Lola grabbed the little cat and started tugging at its whiskers and fur. In its struggle, the kitten scratched Lola.
In a fit of rage, Lola shoved the kitten into the fountain, attempting to drown it.
Josie rushed forward to rescue the kitten and began to confront Lola.
The other children were also divided into two groups. One side helped Lola, while the other side helped Josie. The two groups quarreled and quarreled.
Although Josie was in the right, Lola's class had a new teacher who was very biased to Lola. Not only did she fail to criticize or intervene in Lola's behavior, but she also demanded that Josie apologize to Lola and hand over the little cat.
Josie took the little cat and hid in a big tree. She cried and called Athena.
Lola also called her family to save her.
And so, the situation escalated to the point where the Pittman family and the Donovan family became enemies.
The Pittman family was old and prestigious, known for its legacy in music that had spanned a century. They mingled with celebrities and were well-respected in high society.
Lola's grandfather was the dean of the prestigious music school in Osceiton and a world-renowned musician.
Lola's grandmother was a renowned singer-songwriter, famous for her performances in Bienna's Golden Hall. She frequently sang for foreign leaders at prestigious official events and held the position of president of the Osceiton Music Association.
Lola's father was a very famous pianist.
Lola's mother, Paityn Shepard, was just as impressive. Once the queen of the music industry, she was celebrated as a stunning beauty.
Although she no longer flaunted her fame after getting married and rarely participated in commercial performances, she still occasionally sang at important events or served as a judge for various singing competitions. Her status remained strong and even became more stable over time. However, the information online showed that she was not Lola's biological mother, but her stepmother.
Lola's biological mother was a renowned classical dancer, considered a national treasure. Shortly after giving birth to Lola, she had an accident during a rehearsal, falling off the stage and becoming paralyzed. Unable to cope with the loss and the pain of never dancing again, she tragically took her own life.
When Lola was three years old, her father married Paityn. Online rumors suggested that Paityn treated Lola as her own daughter, and it seemed that Lola also regarded her as a biological mother. Given what had happened today, it appeared that the rumors were indeed true.
What puzzled Athena was that the Pittman family was not based in Kitmore City but in Vredo City.
'Lola has such a prominent background. Why didn't she attend a prestigious school in Vredo City and instead go to a public kindergarten thousands of miles away?' After pondering this, Athena sent a message to her subordinates in the intelligence room, asking them to investigate the details of Lola's studies in Kitmore City and gather more information about the Pittman family.
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