The Beautiful Teaching Assistant Gave Me Three Children, Shocking the Entire School
Chapter 88 Actually, I Am a Teacher at the School

Chapter 88: Chapter 88 Actually, I Am a Teacher at the School

As expected.

The appearance of Xiao Fei and Tang Yuxin instantly became the focus of everyone’s attention.

The other kids among the relatives, who were Xiao Fei’s cousins of similar age, all gathered around them one by one.

Even the elders couldn’t help but marvel at the two of them.

And why wouldn’t they?

Because both Xiao Fei and Tang Yuxin were unbelievably good-looking!

Ridiculously good-looking, to the point of being unreal!

Just as Tang Yuxin’s grandmother had said before.

They looked like they were glowing.

"Oh my, little Tang."

"What do you normally do to take care of yourself? Your skin is so flawless!"

"And Xiao Fei too. For a boy to look like this, it’s enough to make others jealous to death."

"With a couple as good-looking as this, their three little ones will definitely grow up beautiful too... They’re already so adorable now!"

Surrounded by a crowd of relatives, after the initial bout of slight nervousness, Tang Yuxin gradually got used to it.

She affectionately held Xiao Fei’s arm and responded politely to everyone.

Meanwhile.

Li Siping pulled Xiao Fei aside.

"Brother Xiao Fei, is the person they mentioned in the news piloting a plane really you?"

"Why are you asking this?"

Xiao Fei raised an eyebrow.

"I just feel it’s so unbelievable."

Clearly quite excited, Li Siping hastily said, "Brother! You know I’m currently studying at an aviation university. I’m going to be a pilot too someday!"

"Sorry, I really didn’t know that."

Li Siping: "..."

He pulled a long face and sighed, "Come on, brother, after all this time, you’re still holding a grudge?"

"No, no, not at all. I don’t mind one bit."

"Yeah, right. I don’t believe you for a second."

Li Siping clicked his tongue in exasperation.

Before long.

The elders shifted their attention from Xiao Fei and Tang Yuxin to the three little ones.

Three angelically adorable children.

Except for Er Bao, who was shy around strangers, Da Bao and Sanbao both let everyone hold them without much fuss.

Da Bao was more laid-back, showing little expression no matter who held him, while Sanbao kept smiling at one person and then another.

Finally, as lunchtime approached.

The crowd reluctantly let Xiao Fei, Tang Yuxin, and the three babies off the hook.

At the dining table.

"So, how do you feel—exciting, isn’t it?"

"It really is."

Tang Yuxin nodded lightly as she leaned toward Xiao Fei and whispered into his ear.

"I’ve never experienced such a big family gathering during the holidays before."

The Tang family had always been small, with each generation since her grandparents largely having only one child.

By the time it reached Tang Dingyuan’s generation, he was an only son, and Mrs. Tang’s side of the family was much the same.

What’s more, Mrs. Tang had married far away, so her relatives from back home weren’t around.

As a result, Tang Yuxin’s strongest impression of New Year’s growing up was simply her parents and grandparents—just a small group of five at most.

The lively, boisterous gathering of dozens of relatives like in the Xiao Family was something Tang Yuxin had never experienced before.

She appeared quite elated, her cheeks flushed pink, and she responded with a smile to anyone who spoke to her.

These people were her dear husband’s relatives and elders, so Tang Yuxin didn’t feel the need to put on the reserved front she usually had around outsiders.

However, Tang Yuxin was just too beautiful.

The elders were polite enough, but among Xiao Fei’s younger cousins, very few of them were brave enough to be casual around her.

While they had grown used to seeing Xiao Fei now and then, Tang Yuxin’s mere presence was enough to make the younger generation feel overwhelming pressure.

Especially Li Siping, who was seated right next to Tang Yuxin.

This guy was already in university—whether or not he had a girlfriend, Xiao Fei wasn’t sure.

But as someone two or three years older, Xiao Fei had a pretty good idea what this age group of boys might be thinking.

Watching Li Siping fidget uncomfortably next to Tang Yuxin, his whole body tense, Xiao Fei couldn’t help but chuckle to himself.

"What is it?"

"I just think, honey, you’re amazing."

Xiao Fei gave Tang Yuxin a sly glance.

"None of my younger siblings dare act out in front of you."

Tang Yuxin shot Xiao Fei a quick glare.

But then she noticed something.

"Honey, your grandpa is the eldest in his generation, right?"

"That’s right."

"Your dad too, and then you’re the oldest in your generation?"

"Yes."

Tang Yuxin blinked her eyes. "Three consecutive generations of firstborns?"

"Not just firstborns."

Xiao Fei lowered his voice. "My great-grandmother was a very traditional person, as was my great-grandfather. In their time, a lot of those old customs carried through. So our branch of the family isn’t just the eldest—it’s the legitimate eldest branch."

Zhang Hongxiao’s eyes widened in surprise.

Being the eldest was one thing, but if the term "legitimate" applied, didn’t that mean...

"You’ve guessed right."

Xiao Fei discreetly pointed at a few great-uncles and great-aunts sitting at another table.

"Some of them are the children of my great-grandfather’s concubines. Back in those days, it wasn’t uncommon for him to have concubines."

"But thankfully, all of that was left behind in their generation."

"By my grandfather’s time, there was none of that anymore, and everyone grew up more or less like full siblings from the same set of parents."

Tang Yuxin observed the tables carefully and noticed that Xiao Fei’s words rang true.

The interactions between everyone seemed completely natural, without any hint of division.

"Wow, honey, I didn’t think your family had such a grand history!"

Tang Yuxin teased with a faintly amused look.

If there were concubines involved, Xiao Fei’s great-grandfather must not have been an ordinary farmer in his younger days.

Xiao Fei chuckled.

"Maybe. I don’t really know. My grandpa still has a family genealogy book somewhere. If you trace the lineage, it supposedly goes all the way back to a cabinet minister in the Ming Dynasty."

"A family of scholars, huh?"

"Don’t kid me. All those old traditions and nonsense were left behind when society started anew. Now, we’re just an ordinary family, and I’m just your husband."

Xiao Fei picked up some food for Tang Yuxin, then quickly ate a few bites himself before looking up at the table and saying with a smile:

"Everyone, enjoy your meal. I’m going to check on the kids."

Tang Yuxin also started to get up, but Xiao Fei gently pressed her back down.

"It’s fine. Stay here, eat, and chat with Mom and Dad. I’ll take care of it."

Tang Yuxin worried that Xiao Fei’s relatives might see her as an unhelpful daughter-in-law. But when she looked up, she noticed everyone looking at her with warmth and approval.

One of Xiao Fei’s younger cousins even said with envy, "Sister-in-law, you’re so lucky. Brother treats you so well."

At this moment, Xiao Fei’s eighth grandaunt suddenly asked, "So, little Tang, Xiao Fei is still in university. What about you? Are you his classmate?"

As soon as that question was asked, Tang Yuxin froze.

Then, in a small voice, she replied, "Um, eighth grandaunt, actually, I’m a teacher at the university..."

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"Huh...???!!!"

Li Siping, who was seated next to Tang Yuxin, was so shocked he dropped his chopsticks.

The next second, he was met with a fierce glare from across the table by the eighth grandaunt: "Dropping chopsticks at the dining table! What kind of manners is that?!"