The Beautiful Teaching Assistant Gave Me Three Children, Shocking the Entire School
Chapter 151: This Silly Girl, Deceived Again

Chapter 151: Chapter 151: This Silly Girl, Deceived Again

After lunch.

"Even though the environment here is great, staring at it for too long does get kind of boring."

Upon hearing Tang Yuxin complain, Xiao Fei, who had just finished tidying up, immediately suggested, "Then, how about taking a stroll nearby?"

"I remember there’s a Daoist temple on the mountain top not far from here."

"A Daoist temple?"

Hearing this, Tang Yuxin seemed to develop a bit of interest.

"But what about the babies?"

"This way!"

Xiao Fei strapped a baby carrier onto his back, then placed the most well-behaved Da Bao in it. After that, he held Er Bao in his arms.

"San Bao will be with you."

"Got it!"

Tang Yuxin scooped up San Bao in her arms. The little one burst into giggles upon being embraced by Mom.

"Hey? You guys are heading out for a stroll?"

Su Qingyan happened to walk over at that moment and couldn’t help but ask.

"Do you want to come with us?"

"I’ll pass."

Su Qingyan waved her hand, rejecting Tang Yuxin’s offer. "I’ll leave your family to enjoy some time together."

"Alright then. How about you take a walk with Guo Yong?"

"Don’t even mention him."

At the mention of Guo Yong, Su Qingyan’s expression froze. She turned and pointed behind her.

"Look for yourselves."

Xiao Fei and Tang Yuxin looked over, their faces instantly filled with disbelief. Guo Yong was sitting cross-legged on the ground, notebook in hand, furiously typing away at code.

"Should we tease him for probably being out of his mind?"

"Or praise him for his diligent work ethic?"

Xiao Fei rubbed his forehead.

"Forget it, let’s go."

"Mhm."

Following the mountain path, Xiao Fei carried Da Bao on his back, held Er Bao in his arms, while Tang Yuxin held San Bao. Together, they walked along the shaded trail.

The chirping of insects and birds echoed intermittently through the forest, accompanied by a gentle breeze that playfully disturbed Tang Yuxin’s bangs.

"Don’t move."

Xiao Fei stopped walking and, holding Er Bao with one hand, used the other to help straighten Tang Yuxin’s messy bangs.

When he was done, he studied Tang Yuxin’s delicate face and smiled warmly. "Carrying kids while walking up a mountain — isn’t it tiring?"

"Not at all. San Bao’s super light, right, San Bao?"

"Ya ya... mama..."

The little one responded to her mom.

"Honey, did you know?"

"Hm?"

Tang Yuxin gazed at the surrounding forest, her eyes taking on a wistful look.

"When I was little, I often thought about how wonderful it would be if I could live in the mountains with someone I loved one day."

"And then you’d lose access to online shopping."

"..."

"Window shopping would be impossible too."

"Ugh..."

"No running water or electricity — forget binging shows."

"Enough, can you let me keep a shred of my fantasy?"

Tang Yuxin pouted and gave Xiao Fei a playful eye-roll.

Xiao Fei burst out laughing, his amusement contagious enough to make Er Bao, nestled in his arms, join in the giggling.

Looking at Er Bao, Xiao Fei suddenly lifted the little one up and hoisted her onto his shoulders.

"Er Bao’s flying high now!"

"Gu ya...!"

Surprisingly, timid little Er Bao showed no fear. Instead, she chirped with excitement, wriggling her body on Xiao Fei’s neck while waving her tiny hands.

Da Bao, perched in the carrier behind Xiao Fei, tilted his head upward to watch Er Bao above him. Then, without warning, he reached out his small hand and gave Er Bao’s diaper-clad bum a hearty slap.

Er Bao: "...?"

Momentarily stunned by the sneak attack, Er Bao quickly turned her attention back to Xiao Fei.

"Er Bao’s flying high now!"

"Gu ya... gu ya ya..."

Smack!

Da Bao slapped her again.

Perfect, now Er Bao couldn’t ignore Da Bao anymore.

She puckered her lips, on the verge of tears.

"Da Bao, how could you bully your little sister?"

Among the triplets, Da Bao was born first, so even though they were technically all the same age, their parents instinctively viewed him as an older brother.

Da Bao tilted his head innocently at Tang Yuxin.

"Mama...?"

"You cannot bully your sister, okay?"

"Mama...!"

The little guy clearly didn’t understand!

Not long after, Xiao Fei noticed beads of sweat forming on Tang Yuxin’s forehead.

"You’re tired, aren’t you? Let me take San Bao too."

"No, honey, you’re already carrying two kids — that’s exhausting!"

"Does it LOOK like I’m exhausted?"

Tang Yuxin scrutinized Xiao Fei closely, and sure enough, he wasn’t panting or sweating at all.

Earlier, while climbing the mountain, Xiao Fei had single-handedly carried all three kids, plus a backpack. At one point, he had even picked her up and carried her along for quite some time.

Still, Tang Yuxin was unwilling to pile everything on Xiao Fei.

She was his wife, after all.

"No way! I’m your wife — husbands and wives should share the responsibility equally... Hey? Hey hey?"

Before she finished, Xiao Fei had already taken San Bao into his arms. Now, he held one child in each hand.

Tang Yuxin could only watch, equal parts exasperated and amused.

Being pampered like this by her husband really did feel amazing.

But for some reason, a nagging sense of defeat made Tang Yuxin stomp her foot.

Was she totally helpless?

Troubled by the thought, Tang Yuxin blurted out, "Honey, do you think I’m useless?"

"How could you be useless?"

"You gave birth to three adorable babies — that makes you incredible."

"Hmm..."

Tang Yuxin broke into a silly grin again.

That’s right; she had given birth to three absolutely adorable children!

And so, the couple chatted as they climbed the mountain.

Before long, they reached the summit and found themselves standing in front of a Daoist temple.

The temple wasn’t dilapidated. In fact, it still received occasional visitors who came to make offerings.

Reportedly, the temple held significant historical value and had even been recognized as a protected heritage site by Shanghai.

At the entrance, a middle-aged Daoist was sweeping the ground. Spotting the family walking up the mountain path, he greeted them with a polite bow.

"Are you here to offer incense, my esteemed guests?"

"Daoist, we’re just here to have a look."

"Please feel free to explore."

The Daoist didn’t seem particularly concerned.

He wore faded robes that had been washed threadbare. His long hair was tied into a bun at the crown of his head.

Inside the temple, Xiao Fei and Tang Yuxin couldn’t help but feel a sense of inner calm—whether it was an illusion or not remained unclear.

The central hall held a statue of a deity, though Xiao Fei couldn’t tell who it was dedicated to.

Nearby, an elderly Daoist sat behind a desk piled high with fortune-telling paraphernalia.

Tang Yuxin excitedly dashed over.

"Daoist, can you do a reading?"

"Esteemed guest, certainly."

The elder Daoist smiled and gestured for her to come closer, then handed her a blank sheet of paper.

"Please, write down one character on this paper."

Tang Yuxin thought for a moment and wrote the character "Fei" from Xiao Fei’s name.

"What would you like to ask, esteemed guest?"

Tang Yuxin mulled it over and replied, "Let’s talk about our love story!"

Following the Daoist’s instructions, she shook the bamboo lot until one fortune stick fell out with a soft clatter.

The elder Daoist examined it, then glanced at Xiao Fei and the three children he carried.

Stroking his goatee, the elder Daoist spoke in a cryptic tone to Tang Yuxin:

"Esteemed guest, you are truly blessed."

"Oh, really?"

"You and your husband met by chance—fate is intricate, mysterious, and difficult to grasp."

"Esteemed guest, you have endured hardships and are now reaping the rewards. If you continue to act sincerely and kindly, your family will enjoy harmony, filial children, and happiness across generations—"

The elder Daoist rambled on, and Tang Yuxin’s eyes grew brighter and brighter.

Xiao Fei, watching from behind, quietly shook his head.

This girl, so naive... completely falling for it again.

But as long as she’s happy, that’s all that matters.