Chapter 606
Chapter 606
Ellic froze for a second at Oscar’s unexpected question. However, she quickly pulled herself together crouching By us wrap both kids in her arms.
Looking into Oscar’s eyes, she said firmly. “When someone tries to bully you, it’s never about whether you have mor dad. He only cares if you’re weak enough. Even if you don’t have a dad, I’ll try my best to protect youst
Ellie hugged them tightly, offering comfort. “Stay right behind me, okay? The police will be here so**?
After reassuring them, Ellie slowly straightened up. These people were lawless, and she needed to figure on a way to go the kids out of there first.
Her gaze swept over the three arrogant teachers and the smug Miles. Then she lifted her phone and smirked. From the moment I stepped out of the elevator, I recorded everything–every action and every word. And it’s all right here in this phone.”
“Hand over the phone. If you do, I might consider letting your kids study here,” Miles threatened, pointing a le
“No need for that. Just open the gate and let my kids leave. Then I’ll consider handing over the phone ile kept her grand up, scanning her surroundings, afraid these people might resort to violence,
Miles scoffed arrogantly. “A single mom with two kids–your emergency contact is completely blank. I’d love to see what you can actually do. If you don’t hand over the phone, none of you are leaving this school.”
Before he could finish his sentence, Ellie suddenly hurled her phone over the gate. A sharp shattering sound echoed from outside. Ellie immediately yanked her kids back, putting distance between them and the staff.
“Don’t open the gate! Go through the security office and get that phone, now!” Miles barked. Several security guards and a male teacher rushed toward the security office, scrambling to find another way out.
Seeing that everyone was scrambling to get her phone, Ellie seized the moment. Grabbing her kids hands, she dashed toward the security office. However, before she could get far, two female teachers–who had been standing beside the office -suddenly blocked her path.
The scene erupted into chaos. Ellie struggled to shield her children, but against two grown adults, she simply couldn’t break free. Her kids, terrified by the commotion, sobbed uncontrollably, yet still clung to her, trying to protect her with their tiny bodies.
“Ellie!” A familiar voice rang out from the gate. Ellie turned around–there, just outside the electric gate, stood Alex. The moment she saw him, her breath hitched, and for some reason, her eyes suddenly welled with tears.
“Don’t cry. I’m coming in right now.” As Alex spoke, a disorienting pain stabbed through his head. For a split second, a flood of unfamiliar images flashed through his mind–fragmented memories that felt both foreign and deeply ingrained.
He gripped the metal bars of the electric gate, steadying himself against the dizziness.
“It’s okay. I’m here.” The words left his lips instinctively as if he had said them countless times before.
Ellie, still huddled with her kids near the gate, looked at him–trusting. He would get them out.
“Sir, please move your car. This is a school entrance and no parking was allowed,” Benjamin, the male teacher, stepped forward, snapping Alex out of his thoughts.
