Baby Serendipity: The Whole World Fell In Love With Me
Chapter 409 - 408: Indeed, very similar to Su Mianmian

Chapter 409: Chapter 408: Indeed, very similar to Su Mianmian

Situ Zha felt extremely uncomfortable under Mianmian’s gaze.

"You, your eyes seem to shoot fire," he stammered, "Why are you looking at me like that? It’s just a little brat."

"If you don’t like it, I’ll stop looking at you like that," Mianmian retracted her gaze, "How did you fight? Did you throw a few punches for Mianmian too? He bullied Mianmian’s grand-nephews before."

Situ Zha shook his head: "Who fought for you? I did it for my mom. You didn’t know I was going to hit him, so why are you still asking me about matters related to him?"

Mianmian talked about her concern for that female ghost.

Situ Zha snorted coldly: "There’s news online, his wife is going to attend the trial soon, and it seems she was involved with many people’s deaths, so the police are taking it very seriously. In any case, his wife won’t be able to escape, and his son won’t be able to continue the family line. This morning he even changed his phone number to call my mom and complain, what a jerk."

Mianmian joined Situ Zha in calling Lu You a stupid jerk.

As the two children huddled together cursing, a little friend who overheard them reported to the teacher after hearing the swear words.

"Teacher, Situ Zha and Su Mianmian are cursing together!"

That caught Liu Anan’s attention, and she asked, "Mianmian, Situ Zha, did you curse?"

Mianmian and Situ Zha looked at each other: "No, we were just talking about a jerk."

"A jerk?" Liu Anan was dumbfounded – these two are so young, do they even know what a jerk is?

"About Lu You, Teacher Liu, haven’t you seen the news?" Mianmian directly mentioned the person they were talking about.

Liu Anan was dumbfounded again.

The hot topic online recently was the murder case involving Lu You’s wife, who was rumored to have killed several women that Lu You had affairs with. Little Auntie and Situ Zha were actually cursing Lu You!

Still, cursing Lu You made sense, especially since Little Auntie previously visited Lu You’s house and was forced into a live-stream by people called by Lu You.

According to the announcement of the Supernatural Management Bureau, that mistress ghost was still with the Supernatural Management Bureau, waiting for the murderer to be reviewed by the law, then she would be sent off to rebirth.

"Teacher has seen the news, he is indeed a jerk," Liu Anan affirmed Mianmian’s statement, then told the child who reported them, "Qiuqiu Little Friend, telling the truth is not cursing, so they didn’t curse."

On hearing this, Qiuqiu Little Friend’s big eyes filled with confusion: "Why? Mommy says daddy is a jerk, but daddy says mommy is cursing and got very angry."

Liu Anan hurried to comfort Qiuqiu, finally resolving the matter, then she looked worriedly at Liao Ran.

Teacher Liao today seemed obviously less spirited than yesterday, as if troubled by something.

Liu Anan couldn’t really say anything, as she had also noticed Su Chenyan from the Su Family and Liao Ran interacting in the past few days – could it be that their relationship wasn’t that great?

Actually, Liu Anan really wanted to advise Liao Ran.

The Su Family was a family of tycoons, and people like them were inherently different. Even if one considered marriage, one couldn’t choose someone with such a mismatch. What they might spend on a single meal could be two to three months of their salary; with such a disparity in spending habits, happiness together would be difficult.

But Liu Anan didn’t know how to broach the subject, so she could only worry silently.

After Liu Anan left, Situ Zha mentioned some online news to Mianmian and then asked, "So what exactly were you doing? How come you don’t know about these things? Aren’t they all related to you?"

Mianmian quietly began to talk about the orphanage.

Midway through, she felt someone eavesdropping again, turned her head, and it was still that Qiuqiu Little Friend.

Mianmian asked, "Qiuqiu, why are you eavesdropping on our conversation again?"

Qiuqiu was a little boy, quite chubby, indeed resembling a ball.

He answered Mianmian frankly, "Because, because, because what you guys are talking about is very interesting. What about the orphanage? What is an orphanage?"

Mianmian explained what an orphanage was, and Qiuqiu bombarded her with a ton of questions.

The child next to Qiuqiu saw that he could chat with Mianmian so well, so he also squeezed over wanting to talk with Mianmian.

While Mianmian was being surrounded by the children, a teacher from the senior class entered the room and discussed with Liao Ran about conducting an activity between the two classes. Everyone had previously thought of letting the junior class visit the intermediate class, and the intermediate class visit the senior class, so the children could experience what it would be like to move up a grade in advance. Only now was the activity approved by the director, indicating it could go ahead.

So the teacher from Class One rushed over quickly, afraid that Class Three might be booked by another class.

Seeing the document provided by the Class One teacher, and knowing the activity was approved, Liao Ran agreed immediately, "Okay, then I will take the kids to your class to play in a bit."

With the activity arranged, the class’s three teachers led the small train procession up to the third floor’s Class One.

The children of Class One had already been waiting and had even laid out fruits on the table to welcome their younger brothers and sisters.

Between every two senior class children, there were two small stools placed for the intermediate class children to sit, facilitating communication between the two. As they certainly wouldn’t be able to remember the names of the senior class children in such a short time, the senior class teacher only asked the children to introduce their own class, and then had the children from Class Three do the same.

After both sides had introduced themselves, Mianmian had already spotted her own twin grandnephews and greeted them by waving her little hands.

The twins also saw Mianmian, and naturally they noticed Situ Zha, who had deliberately stood behind Mianmian while holding onto the train.

Su Chaoyang immediately said to Su Chaoyu, "Brother, look, Situ Zha is even deliberately holding onto Great Auntie’s clothes. Could it be on purpose?"

Su Chaoyu also thought so and nodded seriously, "Definitely on purpose."

There was such a child in the class who would deliberately hold onto someone else’s clothes to stop them from moving, so surely Situ Zha was doing the same, wanting to bully Great Auntie.

The two brothers glared fiercely at Situ Zha, leaving him utterly confused.

"Have your two grandnephews always had such round, bulging eyes?"

Mianmian also found it strange, why were her grandnephews’ eyes opened so wide?

She shook her head, "No, could the grandnephews be sick?"

At that moment, the teachers asked the children to pick a spot they liked to sit wherever they wanted, then share the fruit snacks with the senior class brothers and sisters.

Mianmian walked over to the two grandnephews to ask what was wrong with them. Situ Zha followed behind Mianmian and noticed that Su Chaoyang and Su Chaoyu kept their eyes fixed on him without blinking. He couldn’t help but smile, his gaze landing on Mianmian’s little bald head.

These two were truly Mianmian’s juniors; they looked just as silly as her, with their eyes so wide open they didn’t know when to blink, causing their eyes to be full of bloodshot veins.

Once Mianmian had sat down, she immediately asked the twins, "My dear grandsons, what’s wrong with your eyes? Let Great Auntie take your pulse and see what’s going on."

As she spoke, she reached out to check the pulses of the two little ones.

Finding that the two little ones were perfectly fine, she became even more perplexed, "Why are your eyes like that? You aren’t sick."

Su Chaoyu and Su Chaoyang could no longer hold on, blinking their eyes and signaling each other with their looks.

They couldn’t let Great Auntie know they wanted to threaten Situ Zha, otherwise Great Auntie would definitely dislike them.

Thus, the twins, relying on their tacit connection, spoke up, "We just wanted to play the game of who can keep their eyes open the longest."

"Right, right, right, the first one to blink loses."

"Situ Zha, do you want to play too?"

"The loser has to agree to do one thing for the winner!"

Situ Zha looked at the two kids and smiled slyly, "Childish. I’m not playing."

Su Chaoyang and Su Chaoyu were stunned at the word "childish."

They had decided to protect Great Auntie using their own method, but certainly not in a childish manner. This kid really needed some teaching from big brother!