GoldKatz

Social shunning, yes. But to expel for that reason seems a bit much as it would be formally acknowledging it. The law has some basic jurisprudential foundation, and expelling for something a parent did is not just. They may force the kid to quit, but can't expel.

Er, what?? No. Only in novels would a person be kicked out because a parent has a criminal record. If that was real life, such kids would never be able to improve their lives. Tsk.

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IKR?? So suspicious.

how, not hoe.

I don't understand this mentality. If said person does NOT want, uou must force it? She hadn't been rude. She just refused. STUPID MAN.

Who is this mystery guy that helped the Luo person? Hmmmmm

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