Chapter summary: Chapter 798 from the book The Year I Was the Other Woman To Myself by Pearl Martinez
Discover the most important events of Chapter 798, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel The Year I Was the Other Woman To Myself. With the engaging writing of Pearl Martinez, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
"He... he hit me, and I started crying. I don't know where he hid the brick!"
The little girl's story was surprisingly coherent, leaving very little room for doubt.
"What more is there to ask?" Mr. Yates bellowed.
Penelope's mind raced as she processed the situation. "Your daughter claims my son hit her, and my son insists he didn't. This is actually very easy to resolve. Let's just have the teacher pull the security footage from that section of the school. We'll see who's telling the truth and who's lying."
"Mrs. Stapleton, the security cameras in that specific area are currently broken," the teacher interjected, looking intensely apologetic.
Penelope frowned. Broken?
"However, there is another student who witnessed the incident. She saw Julian strike her," the teacher added.
"Could you bring this student here to verify her claim face-to-face with my son?"
"Well..."
"We need to get to the bottom of this. We can't simply assume that just because someone is injured, every word they say is the absolute truth."
Seeing the teacher hesitate, Penelope let out a cold scoff.
"The cameras are broken and haven't been repaired, leading directly to this messy situation. Should we discuss the school's liability in this matter?"
The teacher's heart skipped a beat. She had originally hoped to smooth things over quickly, especially since Mia's father was so aggressive. Her plan had been to wait for Julian's mother, force an apology, act as the mediator, and close the case. Clearly, she had vastly underestimated Julian's mother. The woman possessed an overwhelming aura of authority, completely subduing even a violently angry man like Mr. Yates—let alone a simple school teacher.
Without another word of protest, the teacher scurried off to the classroom to fetch the witness.
"Don't be scared, sweetie. Dad is right here. I'm going to get you justice!" Mr. Yates proclaimed loudly to his daughter, throwing a venomous glare in Penelope's direction.

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