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n“Look at the test, how could any humans write down answers like these?”

nMr. Sun furiously started ranting about the test papers and saliva was flying everywhere.

nMu Chen took the test from the little thing’s hands with amusement.

nThe man’s hand was slim and long, making it look pretty while taking the paper away from her.

nHuo Yao already knew how it went so when Mu Chen was looking at the test, he scooped the little girl into his arms and felt much better having his chubby daughter in his arms.

nShen Chuchen also thought it was unimportant.

nIt didn’t matter that his daughter didn’t do well.

nThey couldn’t even teach her after trying in turns so only her number one grandpas could teach her.

nMr. Sun was still ranting on the stage as he criticized those children with bad grades, and he didn’t even let their parents go.

n“Some students are young but do not think kindergarten is unimportant because of age. All your kids of the nobles need to start building a foundation while young.”

n“Look, some students have good grades, such as Shen Yao and Shen Yan’an, look at their marks.”

n“Of course, Su Ruirui and Ye Niannian deserve to be complimented too.”

nHe ranted on and on and finally, he shifted his focus on Ye Sang, who was “a fish that escaped the net of nine years of compulsory education”.

n“But some students…” He pushed his glasses up, “Just cannot be taught.”

n“Where are Ye Sang’s parents?!”

nAfter he howled, the three villains exchanged a dark glance with each other and replied in unison,

n“Here.”

nMr. Sun pushed his glasses again. He didn’t know who these people were but perhaps they were just her relatives. The teacher didn’t beat around the bush and started using Ye Sang’s grades as a negative example and scolded them.

n“58 for math.

nHow did you teach your children?”

nHe criticized bitterly, “How did your child’s math become like this?”

nHuo Yao replied calmly, “All three of us tried.”

nMr. Sun sounded even more bitter, “And none of you succeeded?”

n“How unteachable is this kid?” He was shocked.

nThe man continued to rant on and even gave these three fathers his valuable advice, “I’ve taught children at this school for nobles for so long, it’s my first time seeing such low marks. Is this child unsuitable for this school?”

nThis school taught content other kindergartens didn’t and it wasn’t strange that children weren’t smart enough for it.

nMu Chen pulled his lips and half-smiled.

nNow that’s something he hated to hear.

nWhat’s wrong with his daughter having low marks?!

nHuo Yao also looked up unhappily and glanced at Mr. Sun coldly.

nAll the people around them secretly sweated for the teacher.

nThey all knew that none of these three had good tempers and they might just start a fight right here.

nMu Chen humphed and pinched the little thing’s cheeks, “First time seeing such low marks? That’s your fault for not knowing much.”

n“Look at my daughter more when you have time, perhaps you’ll learn something from her.”

nIt was Mr. Sun’s first time getting verbally attacked and he was unhappy, “How did you teach her? Look at it, look at all the wrong answers. There are so many that I don’t even know how she calculated them.”

nShen Chuchen supported his chin lazily and argued back without thinking, “My daughter can’t possibly get anything wrong, you are joking.”

nMr. Sun: “…”

nHe finally knew why there were so many naughty and bad children compared to the old days.

nThey were all spoiled!!!

nMr. Sun started getting angry too. He pointed at the test and said, “There are seven people on the bus and three people got on. It should be ten people in total.”

n“Why does your daughter say nine?”

n“Did you eat the last person?”

nShen Chuchen listened to his tone of voice and smiled coldly, “I don’t think the last person wants to go on the bus.”

nMr. Sun: “… You don’t think he wants to and he won’t?!”

nShen Chuchen replied, “If he dares to get on, I’ll make him get on vertically and get out horizontally.”

nMr. Sun: “…” He was going to die from this.

nHuo Yao shook his daughter, who was falling asleep, and replied carelessly, “I can teach my daughter once we are home, there’s nothing to say in front of so many people.”

nShen Chuchen sat down carelessly and replied sloppily. “Anyway, it’s impossible that my daughter got these questions wrong.”

nMu Chen glanced at the two and thought that he should take the responsibility to educate her in the future.

nIt was a miracle that she didn’t grow up to be a strange person with twisted values.

nMr. Sun humphed angrily and felt bitter and hateful towards the three.

nBut he couldn’t win the argument against Shen Chuchen and he was furious.

nAll the others watched the teacher confront them and secretly admired Mr. Sun’s courage.

nIt was a one versus three yet he didn’t lose it, what a genius.

nMr. Sun was still babbling with a mouth like a torrent, and Shen Chuchen intervened in once in a while, making the conference feel somewhat funny.

nThe little thing rested her face on her desk and fidgeted. She pouted slightly and saliva almost dripped down as she watched a child eating a lollipop.

nMu Chen saw it and silently laughed.

nOthers who didn’t know would think that they weren’t giving her food.

n“Wanna eat?” The man stretched out a finger and lifted the little thing’s chubby face. The coldness made her round cat eyes widen.

nYe Sang nodded, “Yes!”

nMu Chen smiled through a humph, “Call me dad and I’ll give you candy.”

nThe little thing hesitated for a while. She was flexible so she cupped her face and called him without hesitation, “Daddy.”

nThe man’s gloomy feeling disappeared at this. He lightly pinched her face and put the milk-flavored sweets into her little bag from his white coat’s pocket.

nMu Chen smiled and his eyes were gentle.

nHe never had things like this in his pockets before.

nAnd he didn’t like sweet things either.

nBut…

nHe saw her smile and suddenly thought it was quite nice to have these things in his pocket.

nThe man put the candy into her little bag and unexpectedly found that her bag was full of things.

nAnd he took out the photos on the way.

nIt was no surprise that there were his photo, as well as Huo Yao and Shen Chuchen’s photos.

nThe little thing was eating on her sweets. She saw his actions but continued to eat after tilting her head slightly.

nMu Chen looked at the other two photos and narrowed his eyes thoughtfully.

nSu Ye…

nGu Cheng.

nSu Ruirui, who was sitting behind Ye Sang looked up and his eyes lit up at the photo. Then he exclaimed in surprise,

n“Woah, isn’t that my uncle?”

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