Sylvia picked up the paper and saw that it was the same consent form Yvette had brought home yesterday for signing.

At that moment, several other parents arrived as well. They hadn't signed the forms, which was why they had been called in.

These parents were not as courteous as Sylvia and Eric. They immediately questioned what their children had done wrong.

One woman, hands on her hips, came forward and demanded, "Ms. Talapia, what on earth are you doing? My son is so young, and you’re asking him to donate his organs? Does he even understand what organ donation means?

"Oh, they don't understand, so you push the responsibility onto the parents? My son came here to study, not to supply you with organs!

"How can you, as a principal, not consider the children’s well-being? Asking children to donate organs? Why don’t you donate yours? Why don’t you get your whole family to donate theirs?"

She unleashed her anger, her words sharp and fast, almost overwhelming. In the past, people might