If the older kids start crying, then it’s completely over.

Even if each teacher were like Nezha with three heads and six arms, it still wouldn’t be enough.

What made them feel even more helpless was that the leader was the class representative of the older kids—Candy.

Outside the walls, many parents didn’t actually just leave directly.

Especially the parents who had just sent their kids to kindergarten.

One by one, they crouched under the wall, peeking in secret.

Watching their own kids crying their hearts out, looking utterly heartbroken.

Many parents couldn’t resist the urge to go inside and hug their kids to comfort them.

But thinking that kids always need to grow up, they held back their inner impulses.

Among these parents, Feiyan had completely given up.

Her arm was sore from waving, yet Candy didn’t look over even once.

Feiyan could only silently pray for Candy, hoping as the leader of this show, still the class rep, that she wouldn’t get called to the principal’s office after school today.

Otherwise... there’d be no escape from a scolding.

Although the boss really doted on Candy, everyone could see the boss’s philosophy of educating children after having followed the boss for so long.

If there’s a mistake, it should be corrected at a young age, rather than waiting for society to discipline them when they grow up.

Waiting for that day would make it too late, no matter what’s said then.

However, being just a bystander, there shouldn’t be much of a problem, right?

For a moment, Feiyan was also somewhat uncertain.

Emm, mainly because she had never heard of this kind of scene before.

Seen kids bawling, kids wallowing in sadness alone, kids attempting to escape, and those clinging to teachers.

Of course, there were also those pretending to be strong and some cool-headed kids.

Only this kind of sitting on a small bench as mere spectators, Feiyan had truly never heard of it.

Today, she not only heard about it but witnessed the whole thing firsthand.

With some existential doubt, Feiyan wondered whether she should minimize the losses now and report the situation to the boss immediately.

But then she remembered the boss was headed straight for the laboratory building, so Feiyan abandoned the thought.

She could only let Candy enjoy it for a little while longer.

After all, you can’t watch a commotion all day long, right?

As time passed, the number of parents hanging by the walls gradually decreased.

In the end, only Feiyan was left.

However, the crying sounds inside the kindergarten never stopped from start to finish.

The difference being that there weren’t as many cries.

In the corridor, Candy, seeing that there was nothing much left to watch, thought that if she stayed seated much longer, she’d become the main attraction herself.

Without any hesitation, Candy stood up and waved a little hand.

"Time to scram!"

In the blink of an eye, the group of spectators scattered.

When the teachers turned around again, there was no trace of Candy and the others in the corridor.

In the classroom, Candy still felt a little not content.

To witness such a scene again, she’d have to wait until after the New Year.

And surely it wouldn’t be as lively as today.

In the biting cold, not many kids would be foolish enough to be outside freezing.

The teachers hadn’t come for a while, so Candy nudged Xiang’Er, who was bored and fiddling with her fingers at the table.

"Xiang’Er, your brother said you went to Shanghai to find your parents during the summer?"

Xiang’Er nodded.

"So... was Shanghai fun?"

"It was fun."

After thinking for a bit, Xiang’Er organized her thoughts and said with a smile:

"They have beaches, and you can see the vast ocean from the beach."

"Oh, the ocean, I’ve seen the ocean, what else is fun?"

"Lots!"

"There are many skyscrapers, and in the zoo, there are so many animals, and mom even took me to play at the Water World."

"Oh right, there are lots of little trains running around underground."

Candy scratched her head, unsure, and said: "You mean the subway, right."

"Yes, yes, the subway."

"Oh, the subway, well, we’re also building that here."

At first, Candy was looking forward to hearing about how fun Shanghai was, but with Xiang’Er going on, Candy increasingly found it dull.

The zoo, the Water World, all those things Xiang’Er mentioned, her brother had already taken her to.

These places were fun, but Candy thought they didn’t compare to the Battle Armor in her brother’s lab.

"Xiang’Er, how about I give you a ride on my bike after school this afternoon?"

Candy had a new bicycle, and Xiang’Er saw it in the morning too.

But Xiang’Er hesitated.

Given Candy’s biking skills, could she really carry someone?

She saw with her own eyes Candy squeezing the front brake when stopping in the morning.

If she sat in the back, wouldn’t she just fly off the bike with a sudden stop?!

Xiang’Er awkwardly smiled, "Maybe next time."

"That’s just too bad."

Candy was a bit disappointed; she was planning to show off her biking skills, but Xiang’Er didn’t want a ride.

Luckily, Candy didn’t know what Xiang’Er was thinking, or she’d surely blush.

She didn’t know what a front brake was, what a back brake was—

No one ever told her.

These days, she had been squeezing both brakes together.

Just occasionally, she did it uncoordinated, and the bike’s back-I end-I often popped up.

When lunchtime arrived, it was another big challenge for all the teachers.

Luckily, the older kids were already grown up enough to know to eat by themselves.

Once full and satisfied, Candy directly went to the dormitory to sleep.

She was tired after watching all day’s drama and munching snacks all day.

She climbed onto the bed with her name on it and fell asleep in no time.

As for those who were causing a ruckus in the morning, they seemed to have cried themselves tired, and upon realizing no moms showed up after all the crying,

A group of kids were tucked into their beds by the teachers and didn’t mess around much.

After coaxing all the kids, the teachers were already so tired their backs and legs ached.

It was one o’clock before they could finally get a chance to eat some hot food and drink some tasty soup.

"Did you see this morning, Candy sat with her classmates watching the commotion."

"And the ones putting on the show were us."

"It’s not too bad; Candy just led the older kids as spectators. If she had been causing trouble, we’d have headaches."

"This kid is so clever and quirky, often not playing by the rules."

In the canteen, these teachers were chatting while having their meal.

Occasionally sighing, only to burst out laughing the next moment.

At this point, even the principal couldn’t help but join in.

"Everyone just hang in there; Candy is already in the older class."

"Just hold on for another year, and Candy will leave kindergarten and go to primary school."

"By then, the pressure won’t be so high."

The teachers nodded in agreement.

Candy, being the boss’s sister, was like a treasure in their hands.

Many times, it was really difficult for the teachers to discipline Candy.

They were also worried that Candy might get into trouble at kindergarten.

"Principal, since Candy skipped a grade, are you sure the boss won’t let her repeat the older class?"

The principal was at a loss for words.

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