Chapter 5

Nurses rushed over and quickly took my mom to the emergency room.

Caleb's mom still couldn't keep her mouth shut:

"See? I told you she deserved it! Her daughter violated teacher's ethics by accepting gifts and secretly taking credit for an award with the principal. Her mom's just getting what she deserves!"

She muttered something else, saying this wasn't over, and just because she was in the ER didn't mean anything. She still planned to go to the Department of Education to cause trouble.

The more I heard, the colder I felt.

My mom was old and had underlying health issues; how many times could she endure such emotional turmoil?

People like this are truly dangerous; she didn't care about anyone else's life or death.

With a cold face, I transferred five thousand dollars to her.

"I'll take the loss. The teachers each donated an average of five thousand, so I'll give you that average amount. But you have to sign a guarantee that you will never again come here and upset my mom!"

Caleb's mom was ecstatic.

"If you'd just given the money earlier, your aunt wouldn't have had to go to the hospital! Don't worry, I definitely won't come again!"

"That's why she's Caleb's teacher, right? She's such a good teacher, not only donating bone marrow for free but also giving five thousand dollars!"