The little girl who prayed to Buddha

Chapter 366 Extra 2
Although He Niannian is a girl, she is not a little lady like Qin Ting. Instead, she inherited He Jinglian's bad character.

When I went to kindergarten that year, all the children cried in their parents’ arms. The whole kindergarten was filled with the children’s loud cries and the adults’ suppressed sobs.

Qin Ting and He Jinglian stood side by side, waiting for their beloved daughter to throw herself into their arms and cry, but it was obvious that they were overthinking it.

Little He Niannian opened his big eyes and looked at the children around him. First he was curious, then confused, and then full of contempt.

Although he didn't say anything, his expression clearly showed contempt.

The kindergarten teacher was used to seeing children crying, so she was surprised to see He Niannian not crying. She hugged her and greeted her happily.

But I still whispered to them, "Some children are like this. They find kindergarten strange at first, but after a couple of days they will realize it and start crying with other children. This is normal."

Qin Ting nodded to show that he understood, "Please take good care of me, teacher."

The teacher was a young girl. She took He Niannian's hand, said goodbye to her parents, and went to the classroom.

Qin Ting glanced at the child who was still holding onto his mother and couldn't help but pout.

"Other children are very clingy to their mothers."

He Jinglian found it funny. "Isn't it good that the child doesn't cling to you? Otherwise, you'd feel bad if she suddenly bursts into tears at school."

Qin Ting thought so too, and went home happily with He Jinglian.

He Niannian’s deskmate is a very handsome boy.

He has a watermelon head, fair skin and big eyes. He has a good figure despite his young age. It is obvious that he will become a handsome man when he grows up.

But now he is no different from other children. He opens his mouth and cries sadly, saying "I need your mother" all the time, which makes her upset.

He Niannian looked left and right, and the teachers were all comforting other children and had no time to pay attention to this side.

So she put her little head close to him and whispered, "If you cry again, I will put bugs in your schoolbag!" Her voice was sinister, and even though the little boy was crying loudly, his body trembled because of the sound and he heard it all.

She was so scared that her face turned pale and her crying became much quieter.

He Niannian looked at him proudly. It turned out that he was really afraid of insects!

coward!
But I finally stopped crying and could finally have some peace and quiet.

The little boy Ninja was too scared of bugs to cry and hiccuped several times.

But seeing her always playing with toys, wearing a pretty little dress, and with the kind of curly hair he had only seen on adults, tied into two little buns, she was so cute, how could she not be afraid of bugs?
Realizing that he had been deceived, he opened his mouth and howled again, and cried even louder.

He Niannian glared angrily, "Aren't you afraid of bugs? I'll catch some and put them in your schoolbag later!"

The little boy subconsciously thought that she wouldn't dare, and of course he wouldn't be fooled.

So when they were doing outdoor activities, He Niannian would quietly hide in the bushes and come out after a while, holding his fists clenched behind his back.

The little face was extremely serious, a unique expression of self-deception after doing something bad.

After crying for about a whole morning, the children finally calmed down for a while and listened to the teacher and played games.

When the teacher asked the students to take out the books in their schoolbags to read, there was a sudden burst of screams in the class, followed by loud crying.

He Niannian, who was sitting next to him, was the first to be startled. She was dazed and looked like she was about to cry.

The teacher ran over hurriedly and asked what happened.

The little boy threw the book on the ground and jumped away.

(End of this chapter)