The clerks all toed the line with Mrs. Fu's assertion, completely forgetting that their own social status was no higher than Ye Xi's.
Even when they looked at Ye Xi, there was significantly more disdain in their eyes.
Ye Xi didn't care at all how they saw her.
Ye Xi continued, "If it is Youyou's fault, I am willing to apologize and pay for all of Miss Fu's medical expenses. But if it isn't, will Miss Fu take responsibility for her words and actions?"
"You..."
Fu Yin had lied after all, and felt a momentary pang of guilt.
But, remembering her own status, she quickly regained her confidence.
"What a joke, apologizing to some nobody's brat, do you think you're worthy?"
"Enough," Mrs. Fu finally intervened. "In consideration of you still being a child, I won't fuss over this with you. Just apologize properly to my granddaughter, and if she forgives you two, I'll let you leave."
