Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 327 - 326: I Cried When I Became Bald

Chapter 327: Chapter 326: I Cried When I Became Bald

Gu Youyou didn’t say why she fell, so Mianmian didn’t know the reason either.

She was lining up, waiting for the game to start, when Situ Zha came over again.

The little boy had an arrogant look on his face, "In the next game, I will definitely be faster than you."

Mianmian just looked at Situ Zha, blinking without a word.

Situ Zha frowned, "Have you gone mute?"

Mianmian shook her head, "I am not mute at all, I just don’t want to compete with you. Being too competitive is bad. It will lead to loss."

Situ Zha snorted, "You’re a kid too, don’t speak like adults with all those grand principles, so annoying. Anyway, I will definitely be better than you, just wait."

The teacher divided the children into two groups, one on each side.

Situ Zha insisted on swapping places with someone so he could run with and compete against Mianmian. It was quite a feat; though he was a bit fierce, the other children surprisingly let him have his way.

With no choice left, Mianmian could only compete against Situ Zha.

She felt she shouldn’t run too fast either; it would be too bizarre if she did. So, she paced herself according to Situ Zha’s steps, maintaining a relatively similar distance by hurrying her two little legs along.

Situ Zha put all his effort into running but, when he glanced to the side, Mianmian was still keeping up with him.

He was furious!

Thinking about how someone had told him that Su Mianmian was a child even more powerful than him, not only good at calculations but also possessing special powers like him, and overall much better than him, made him even more furious!

Blinded by anger at Mianmian, he momentarily forgot the obstacles the teacher had placed and, without care, he failed to clear one and fell with a thud.

By the time he got up, Mianmian had already run through the tunnel made by the parents at the same pace and reached the finish line.

Teacher Liao awarded Mianmian a little red flower, signaling that she had passed the level.

When Situ Zha came out, he saw the scene of Mianmian getting the little red flower, his face turning red with anger.

The parents had an unspoken understanding during activities not to involve themselves with the children’s educational issues. This wasn’t just because the parents had progressive educational views but also the philosophy that the Kindergarten had always conveyed.

Overprotective parents only prevent their children from growing up.

In a school environment, entrusting children to the teachers allows them to grow faster.

Situ Zha’s mother, even though she felt distressed seeing her son take a hard fall, could only stand still and hold hands with another mother without intervening.

The Nursery Teacher, experienced in these matters, brought the first aid kit to disinfect and spray medicine on Situ Zha’s scraped knee.

But Situ Zha flatly refused, "I don’t want that spray, leave me alone!"

Anyone who heard that voice would know he was angry.

Teacher Liao suddenly felt a headache coming on.

Dealing with children, having experience sometimes feels like having none at all. Every child is different, and what works for one may not work for another.

Therefore, educational methods need to be continuously adjusted to fit reality.

This was also a teaching philosophy that had always emerged regardless of the time during her studies: to teach students in accordance with their aptitude and not to suppress their individuality excessively, respecting their own thoughts and ideas.

She then asked Situ Zha about something he was interested in, whether he wanted to stop playing games or continue competing.

She had thought this would encourage Situ Zha to join in the game, but unexpectedly, it resulted in him falling and scraping both his knees.

Teacher Liao sighed softly, "Sigh."

At this rate, she guessed she would no longer be looking forward to finding a reliable and outstanding man to marry. After all, dealing with children truly wore her out, leaving her exhausted.

Hearing Teacher Liao’s sigh, Mianmian also sighed along.

"Sigh."

Teacher Liao then asked, "Why are you sighing too, Mianmian?"

Mianmian, sounding like a little adult, said, "Mianmian was sighing, Mianmian also caused Teacher Liao quite a headache just now."

Teacher Liao smiled gently, "It’s okay, I know you were just being momentarily playful."

Having said that, Teacher Liao called Liu Anan over and instructed her to console Situ Zha.

Since it was she who had asked Situ Zha to compete, if she went to console him, it might backfire.

Liu Anan walked over to Situ Zha and squatted down to look at his knee.

Situ Zha frowned and turned away, not letting Liu Anan see.

Liu Anan could only say softly, "Zhazha, if it hurts from the fall, we can apply some medicine, and it will heal faster."

Situ Zha still ignored Liu Anan, and after making her follow him around in a circle, his eyes were still fixed intently on Mianmian, his face full of defiance.

Mianmian noticed that Situ Zha was looking at her, and seeing that his knee was really red and swollen, as if he had taken a nasty fall, she thought for a moment and walked over to him.

"Doesn’t it hurt?"

Situ Zha snorted, "It doesn’t hurt, just this scratch, I’m not scared at all. If it were you, you would definitely cry, right?"

Mianmian no longer wanted to compete with Situ Zha, so she nodded earnestly, "Yeah, I would cry. I would go to my nieces and nephews to cry."

She touched her own hair, "When I went bald, I cried. The tears were right there in my eyes."

Hearing Mianmian say that, Situ Zha glanced at Mianmian’s little bald head and scoffed, "Pff, you cry over such a trifle, I knew you were not strong at all."

"Mmmhmm, Mianmian is not strong," Mianmian agreed, then glanced at Situ Zha’s swollen knee again, "So you should apply the medicine, don’t make your mom worry about you."

Situ Zha, reminded by Mianmian, remembered that today was a parent-child event.

His mom had come with him to Kindergarten and had been watching him the whole time.

Situ Zha looked up in search of his mom and surely, he saw worry in her eyes, which made him feel uneasy all at once.

He could pretend to be a tough kid, claiming his knee didn’t hurt and refusing medicine, but his mom once said that when he felt no pain, it would cause her twice the pain.

Situ Zha didn’t want his mom to feel double the pain. His mom had raised him alone, working late every day and relying on bitter coffee to keep her spirits up, so she could go to work again the next day.

All of that was for the two of them to live.

His mom was the best mom in the whole world!

Even if someone told on him, claiming he did something bad, his mom still believed he wasn’t that kind of kid!

Situ Zha would often inexplicably think: This mom is his favorite, and it’s really great to not have a dad!

Then he would space out because of this thought.

How could a child in this world have two moms?

Anyway...

Situ Zha ran to the Nursery Teacher and forcefully took the medicine box from her hands, saying, "I’ll apply the medicine myself, teacher, don’t worry about me."

With the medicine box in hand, he quickly opened it, found the Hemostatic Medicine spray for bruises and sprains, and applied it to his knee, then rubbed it vigorously.

The little guy was adept at it, clearly no stranger to treating himself like this.

In the competition, Mianmian came in first place.

She received a small rabbit doll as a reward from the teacher, and seeing Gu Youyou staring longingly at the adorable rabbit doll, she gave it to her.

Gu Youyou felt embarrassed, "Mianmian, that’s your prize. This rabbit doll is very precious, it’s a limited edition toy."

Gu Youyou was right, this rabbit doll was a derivative from a very famous children’s IP abroad, and it could sell for several tens of thousands on a second-hand website.

Noble Nursery School, the prizes are always extravagant.

Mianmian didn’t care about limited editions; she felt there was nothing wrong with giving it to a friend if the friend liked it, "Take it, Youyou, Mianmian has other dolls at home."