Stay Home Daddy: I Was Reborn After My Daughter Passed Away
Chapter 365 Business Opportunity Knocks_1

Chapter 365: 365 Business Opportunity Knocks_1

"Right, Gu Chen, since I’m actually interning here, you’ve never really seen what it’s like inside the kindergarten.

Anyway, I don’t have much to do at the moment, let’s go, I’ll take you in for a tour.

It’s also a good chance to introduce you to the situation here."

As soon as Li Chunlei said this, many parents around him who had just dropped off their children and hadn’t left yet suddenly became a bit unhappy.

They could only bring their children to the entrance and go no further.

Before the afternoon dismissal, they are not allowed inside for any minor reasons.

So how come this freeloader Gu Chen gets to be the exception, even if you two know each other, that’s not okay.

However, Li Chunlei didn’t take these concerns seriously, other kindergarten teachers might fear parent complaints.

But clearly, he was not one of them, he simply didn’t care about the petty salary from the kindergarten.

Even if they took away every penny, he wouldn’t mind.

And it’s not likely that the kindergarten principal would dock his pay, after all, this era is not like the future ones.

College students are still a precious commodity, anyone with a high school diploma could become a kindergarten teacher.

Even in this Chuan City’s best-compensated kindergarten, most teachers’ education ends with an associate degree.

Li Chunlei’s credentials as a graduate student from Chuan University made him stand out like a crane among chickens here.

With an elite university background and a high level of education, although he was only there under the guise of an internship.

The Little Sun Kindergarten now would be thrilled to hang Li Chunlei out like a sign.

As long as he doesn’t make any big mistakes, they wouldn’t do anything to their precious Li Chunlei.

Moreover, many parents didn’t even dare to complain about the teachers.

Instead, they stood to the side, looking at him with indignation.

Gu Chen couldn’t help but scratch his head, feeling like it was only his second day as a nanny dad.

How did he suddenly become the target of public criticism?

Once the three of them went inside, the kindergarten’s first morning class soon began.

And Chunlei immediately arranged for Tangtang to join the class he was in charge of.

He even found a rather young-looking female teacher to cover his class for a bit, before turning to say,

"Speaking of which, I had a senior sister who worked here just recently, I think it’s been about a month.

But yesterday, I heard her mother collapsed while giving a lecture outside and it turned out to be advanced gastric cancer when they checked.

So that’s how I got the opportunity to come and take over her internship, but I don’t know how things are now."

Hearing this, Gu Chen was startled, no wonder he hadn’t seen Dong Yuwei at all today from start to finish.

Her mother had suddenly fallen severely ill, which did surprise him.

And Chunlei, not knowing the relationship between them, mentioned it only briefly and didn’t dwell on it.

He then started continuously introducing the specific situation of the kindergarten to him.

Despite Gu Chen himself being a person who had reincarnated back from more than a decade in the future, when it came to playing the role of a nanny dad,

He was actually doing it for the first time, and as someone who had grown up in a village and had never even attended kindergarten,

After listening to Li Chunlei’s introduction, he felt quite astonished.

That’s because not only was the kindergarten campus large, but the curriculum was also very diverse.

It wasn’t just basic courses like Chinese, mathematics, and English.

There were also arts, music, painting, and dance, which were all part of the regular curriculum for the children.

And naturally, extracurricular activities like craft classes and social practice were just as plentiful.

Regularly, there are also family activities and games, as well as group outings like spring excursions.

Listening to Li Chunlei’s introduction beside him, Gu Chen couldn’t help but be amazed.

Although he knew his daughter was very smart, she was only in kindergarten and already had so many courses.

Can such young children really take it all in?

However, Gu Chen obviously knew too little in this area, especially since in the world before his rebirth,

there were already a segment of parents who pushed their kindergarten children to learn multiple foreign languages and programming.

He was the only one worried about whether the kindergarten courses were too much.

Others were concerned that these courses were far too few, wondering how just learning a bit like this could be sufficient.

If possible, they would even wish their children could become prodigies in just one day.

Fortunately, the kindergarten hadn’t gone crazy along with these people, as Gu Chen found out upon asking.

Turns out, although classes start at eight in the morning, Little Sun Kindergarten lets out at three in the afternoon.

There’s an hour and a half of rest and playtime at noon; though there are many classes taught,

they don’t put too much pressure on the children. Gu Chen, the new father, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Afterward, the two of them walked around a bit more, and Gu Chen saw his daughter in the classroom,

happily doing crafts with the teacher and a few classmates. He then set his mind at ease.

He then made an excuse to say goodbye to Li Chunlei and left the kindergarten.

Before parting, Li Chunlei wrote down his phone number for him,

telling Gu Chen to rest assured and just remember to come pick up Tangtang at three o’clock in the afternoon.

Gu Chen naturally agreed amicably and, after watching for a while,

felt that Li Chunlei, although being an intern substituting teacher, actually held a high status at the kindergarten.

With him there to look after Tangtang, Gu Chen felt very reassured.

Moreover, the other party was a top student from Chuan University, overqualified to teach his daughter who’s not even in the first grade yet.

In anyone’s opinion, this was a classic case of ’a sledgehammer to crack a nut’.

In fact, searching through all the kindergartens in Chuan City, it would be hard to find a better teacher than Li Chunlei.

After leaving the school, Gu Chen made a phone call to Uncle Guang, the butler,

asking him to order an Alfa Romeo for himself.

This car actually enjoyed a certain popularity within some small circles in Haicheng,

but it was quite niche and importing it involved complex procedures, so not many drove it in this era.

As for Chuan City, it was even rarer. Gu Chen had been there for over a month and hadn’t seen a single one on the streets.

Gu Chen felt that this car model was quite suitable for himself; few people knew him, and it was both low-key and comfortable to drive.

Anyway, it was much better than the Ji Family’s Mercedes-Benz van, which was often assigned to executives.

Afterward, he checked his watch and found it was still early.

He planned to take his daughter to the amusement park after school in the afternoon,

after all, he had made a promise during dinner the night before. As an outstanding dad,

Gu Chen believed he had to set a good example for Tangtang and naturally would not go back on his word.

His wife was busy working and his daughter had been sent to school, Gu Chen suddenly felt as if he had become a person with idle time on his hands.

The afternoon tea and beauty spas popular with the ladies in the residential community naturally had nothing to do with him.