Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 324 - 323: Don’t Call Me Zhazha

Chapter 324: Chapter 323: Don’t Call Me Zhazha

Lu Xuan, seeing that Yuan Yuan remained silent, began to record another video of their sons.

As the game progressed, Su Chenyi’s stamina couldn’t match Su Chenyan’s, and he lost. Su Chenyi, holding Su Chaoyu’s hand, walked over to Lu Xuan with a slightly awkward expression, "Um, well, my fifth brother has been good at sports since he was young. I lost."

Lu Xuan took out a wet wipe, stood on tiptoe, and wiped the sweat from Su Chenyi’s forehead, smiling as she said, "It’s okay, I know you tried your best."

Su Chaoyu looked at dad, then at mom, with the corners of his mouth turned down, before reaching for Lu Xuan’s mobile phone, "Mom, I want to see what little auntie is doing."

The little guy said this while frowning with a worried expression, "My uncle has never taken part in such activities. What if he’s so clumsy he doesn’t even know how to record a video?"

Lu Xuan couldn’t help but laugh and cry at the same time, "Chaoyu, you can’t speak about your uncle like that, it’s impolite."

Su Chaoyu stuck out his tongue and quickly tapped on the video sent by Su Chenjin after grabbing the smartphone from his mom.

Mianmian’s class had already stopped with the self-introductions and was now playing a game of finding friends. The children were all standing in a circle, dancing along with a song, and when the music stopped, they had to follow the teacher’s instructions to find a spot within the circle, or else they’d be ’caught by the big grey wolf.’

A dad was playing the role of the big grey wolf, wearing a wolf’s head costume.

In the video, Mianmian was holding hands with other children, spinning in a circle. When the music stopped, she had already found Gu Youyou, and the two little buns, hand in hand, were running towards the nearest circle. Just as they were about to reach it, a child ran towards them, deliberately sticking out a foot.

Gu Youyou didn’t see it and stumbled over the foot, falling forward.

Just as Gu Youyou was about to fall, Mianmian quickly wrapped her arms around Gu Youyou’s waist. She was a bit shorter than Gu Youyou but still managed to hold her up while she did not forget to complete the teacher’s instruction, with both children standing within a circle.

Teacher Liao saw Gu Youyou about to fall and lunged towards her.

As a Kindergarten Teacher, her biggest fear was children hurting themselves, making it difficult to explain to their parents. Moreover, the children at the Noble Nursery School all came from wealthy or prestigious backgrounds; she couldn’t afford any accidents.

But she was too far away from Gu Youyou to catch her and was worried she wouldn’t make it in time when she suddenly saw Mianmian lifting Gu Youyou!

The little bun held a child taller than herself with no apparent effort, dashing into the circle and completing the game.

Teacher Liao let out a long sigh of relief and felt that the little auntie from the Su Family was truly wonderful in the class!

Seeing everyone settled into their spots, Teacher Liao picked up a small red flower, "Just now during the game, Youyou almost fell by accident, but our little friend Mianmian held onto Youyou, preventing her from getting hurt. The teacher has decided to reward Mianmian with a small red flower, to commend her for promptly helping her good friend in a dangerous situation. Let’s all congratulate Mianmian~"

The little red flower was stuck in the middle of Mianmian’s forehead.

She naturally had rosy lips and white teeth, and with her head smooth and shiny, the addition of the little red flower made her look like a young attendant under Guanyin Bodhisattva’s care.

"Mianmian, you are so amazing. The little red flower looks so pretty on you," Gu Youyou said happily for Mianmian.

But Mianmian wasn’t happy, she raised her little hand to report, "Teacher, just now Youyou didn’t fall by accident. Pan Li tripped her with his foot."

Pan Li, hearing Mianmian mention him, immediately started to argue back, "That’s not true, teacher. I just ran past that spot. It was Gu Youyou who wasn’t looking where she was going and kicked my foot until it hurt."

Pan Li’s mother had a splitting headache.

Why was her son on such a self-destruct call? She had said it several times to not provoke Su Mianmian, and to stay away from Gu Youyou as well. Why wouldn’t he listen to her?

Had she failed this much in teaching her child?

As she questioned herself, Pan Li’s mother couldn’t help but recall the words Mianmian had said, "Your child isn’t your own child."

She couldn’t help but closely examine Pan Li, wanting to see if there were any similarities between this child she had raised for over four years and herself. At this glance, her heart trembled.

How could it be that Pan Li didn’t seem to resemble her at all?

Caught in her doubts, Pan Li’s mother didn’t even consider the incident of her son nearly tripping someone.

Seeing that Pan Li’s mother wasn’t reacting, and Liu Hui was watching her, Teacher Liao directly said to Pan Li, "Li Li, last year I told you all that there is something called surveillance in our classroom, which can record everything we do and play it back like a TV show. Now, you say it was an accident, and Mianmian says she saw you do it on purpose, so we have no choice but to check the surveillance video."

When Pan Li heard that they were going to check the surveillance, he became afraid.

He had indeed run over with the intention of tripping Su Mianmian and Gu Youyou, thinking that with everyone running around, a little trip would go unnoticed, but he had forgotten about the classroom surveillance.

Teacher Liao would send children who made mistakes and refused to admit them to stand in the corner and reflect on their actions. Not wanting to reflect in the corner, Pan Li had no choice but to apologize, "I’m sorry, Teacher, I, I did block them on purpose just now. I was wrong, and I won’t do it again."

With Pan Li’s admission of guilt, Teacher Liao had him apologize to Gu Youyou and the matter was considered settled.

The second round of the game started.

This time, Teacher Liao specifically said that each child needed to have two friends.

Mianmian and Youyou stood together in a circle and, like two little buns, started searching the classroom for other children to pull in.

Gu Youyou, who had just transferred, was not wanted by Liu Hui to remain in the kindergarten picked by her grandmother, so aside from each other, the two little ones knew no one.

While the two were looking around, a child leisurely made their way over and joined them in the circle.

Hands in his pockets, he moved slowly and, just in the nick of time before the big bad wolf could catch him, stepped into the circle.

The circle, which was only big enough for two children, had to accommodate three and became very crowded.

Mianmian and Youyou both focused on the new arrival.

Remembering the child’s name, Gu Youyou said sweetly with a smile, "Zhazha, thank you."

Mianmian followed with a thank you of her own, "Zhazha, thank you."

"I’m not familiar with you guys," Zhazha replied with disdain, "Call me by my full name, Situ Zha, don’t call me Zhazha."

After saying this, the next round of the game began. Zhazha turned and walked out of Mianmian and Gu Youyou’s circle and stood casually with his hands now out of his pockets.

It didn’t take long for friendly children to come over, take him by the hand, and form a larger circle to continue the game.

In a soft voice tinged with gloominess, Gu Youyou asked Mianmian, "Does he not like us? He sounded a bit mean."

Also in a soft voice, Mianmian replied to Youyou, "We just met him, and he just met us, so we don’t like him yet either, we can be mean to him too."

The discomfort in Youyou’s heart vanished instantly, and she laughed, "That’s true."

Then suddenly Gu Youyou thought of Wang Ze and muttered, "Zeze was also mean like this at first, but later he wasn’t so mean anymore. Will Zhazha be the same?"

After sharing these thoughts, Gu Youyou looked up at Zhazha, then clenched Mianmian’s tiny hand tightly, "No, no, it’s better if Situ Zha doesn’t turn out like Wang Ze."

She didn’t want another person to play with