She Stuns the World - Chapter 580: Chapter 580
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Josie named the little cat "Dolli".
Dolli was warmly welcomed by the entire family. Even Bello, the Shepherd adopted by Zayn, was intrigued and took a liking to the little one. From about 6.5 feet away, he lay on the ground, wagging his tail enthusiastically at Dolli, his gaze as kind and fatherly as can be.
While everyone was grooming and feeding Dolli, Athena received information from her subordinates about Lola and the Pittman family.
After reading it, her expression became a little solemn.
According to the information she found, Lola was attending the most prestigious elite kindergarten in Vredo City. With her cute appearance, talent for singing, and the pampering of her family, she had earned a reputation as a little tyrant at school.
Once, Lola got into a fight with a little boy. She grabbed a pencil and stabbed him in the eye, leaving him permanently blind.
The Pittman family tried to resolve the issue with a financial settlement. However, the little boy's family refused the compensation, opting instead to sue the Pittman family and share the news online.
This incident caused a stir and sent shockwaves throughout the entire city, leading to a significant decline in the Pittman family's reputation. In response, the Pittman family leveraged their extensive connections to suppress and erase the news. Simultaneously, they pressured the little boy's family into accepting a settlement.
In the end, the boy's family accepted a compensation package in the upper eight figures, dropped the lawsuit, and relocated to another city.
Although the Pittman family had managed to pressure the victim's parents into reconciliation, Lola's reputation was irreparably damaged. She was ostracized by the entire school, and other schools found excuses to reject her.
The Pittman family had no choice but to send Lola to Paityn's hometown to study.
Given the high standards of aristocratic schools, they typically assessed a child's intelligence, family background, character, and more. The Pittman family, wanting to avoid any exposure to Lola's injury, chose a more accessible and well-regarded public kindergarten instead.
The information revealed that while the Pittman family presented themselves as polite and refined in public, they were actually quite arrogant and condescending. Privately, they would only associate with people of high status.
Additionally, the Pittman family, known for their musical legacy, had high hopes for Lola. They aimed to make her into a world-class superstar.
It was also worth mentioning that Lola's grandfather was a high-ranking official, and her grandmother served as the vice-principal of a university. The entire family was well-connected and highly regarded, and they spoiled Lola immensely.
All of this, combined with the fact that Lola lost her biological mother at a young age and was spoiled by both families, contributed to her current unreasonable personality, which lacked love and empathy.
Athena was certain that after she and Josie had publicly slapped Lola, the Pittman family wouldn't let this issue go unresolved.
She gathered her entire family and shared what she knew about Lola. Then, turning to Josie with a serious expression, she said, "Lola is a dangerous girl. You've made an enemy out of her, and she might do something extreme, like pushing you down the stairs or stabbing you in the eye with a pencil. Do you want to consider changing schools?"
Dolli was warmly welcomed by the entire family. Even Bello, the Shepherd adopted by Zayn, was intrigued and took a liking to the little one. From about 6.5 feet away, he lay on the ground, wagging his tail enthusiastically at Dolli, his gaze as kind and fatherly as can be.
While everyone was grooming and feeding Dolli, Athena received information from her subordinates about Lola and the Pittman family.
After reading it, her expression became a little solemn.
According to the information she found, Lola was attending the most prestigious elite kindergarten in Vredo City. With her cute appearance, talent for singing, and the pampering of her family, she had earned a reputation as a little tyrant at school.
Once, Lola got into a fight with a little boy. She grabbed a pencil and stabbed him in the eye, leaving him permanently blind.
The Pittman family tried to resolve the issue with a financial settlement. However, the little boy's family refused the compensation, opting instead to sue the Pittman family and share the news online.
This incident caused a stir and sent shockwaves throughout the entire city, leading to a significant decline in the Pittman family's reputation. In response, the Pittman family leveraged their extensive connections to suppress and erase the news. Simultaneously, they pressured the little boy's family into accepting a settlement.
In the end, the boy's family accepted a compensation package in the upper eight figures, dropped the lawsuit, and relocated to another city.
Although the Pittman family had managed to pressure the victim's parents into reconciliation, Lola's reputation was irreparably damaged. She was ostracized by the entire school, and other schools found excuses to reject her.
The Pittman family had no choice but to send Lola to Paityn's hometown to study.
Given the high standards of aristocratic schools, they typically assessed a child's intelligence, family background, character, and more. The Pittman family, wanting to avoid any exposure to Lola's injury, chose a more accessible and well-regarded public kindergarten instead.
The information revealed that while the Pittman family presented themselves as polite and refined in public, they were actually quite arrogant and condescending. Privately, they would only associate with people of high status.
Additionally, the Pittman family, known for their musical legacy, had high hopes for Lola. They aimed to make her into a world-class superstar.
It was also worth mentioning that Lola's grandfather was a high-ranking official, and her grandmother served as the vice-principal of a university. The entire family was well-connected and highly regarded, and they spoiled Lola immensely.
All of this, combined with the fact that Lola lost her biological mother at a young age and was spoiled by both families, contributed to her current unreasonable personality, which lacked love and empathy.
Athena was certain that after she and Josie had publicly slapped Lola, the Pittman family wouldn't let this issue go unresolved.
She gathered her entire family and shared what she knew about Lola. Then, turning to Josie with a serious expression, she said, "Lola is a dangerous girl. You've made an enemy out of her, and she might do something extreme, like pushing you down the stairs or stabbing you in the eye with a pencil. Do you want to consider changing schools?"
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