Adventurous Adorable Treasure

Chapter 218
In a blink of an eye, Alan is already six years old, and he is about to enter the first grade in China. It is better to go to kindergarten for a semester first.

"Go to school? I don't want to go to school. I can't learn anything in school." When Alan heard that Du Shaoze wanted to send him to school, he was immediately unhappy.

"Are you afraid?" Du Shaoze stood up and looked at Alan provocatively.

Strange to say, the two father and son seem to like to use the aggressive method the most, and they are equally arrogant.

"Look, you also said that I taught my younger siblings badly. You are the one who taught us badly. Don't blame me in the future." Alan knew that Du Shaoze said it on purpose, so he immediately retorted.

"Alan, you are also old enough to go to school. Your daddy will find you the best school, so don't worry." Ling Xin also felt that what Du Shaoze said was reasonable.

Although Alan knew a lot of things at a young age, it far exceeded what a normal child should have.

But going to school doesn't have to be all about learning that stuff.

"Mummy, I'm not going." Allen pouted his pink lips, shaking Ling Xin's arm coquettishly, his eyes full of reluctance.

"Ailun, go to the kindergarten, you can meet a lot of new friends, you see that in the villa, you have no friends except younger brothers and sisters." Ling Xin squatted down and comforted her softly.

"Don't I still have you and Daddy? I still have Uncle Join." Alan tilted his head and said, anyway, he just sticks to one principle - not going to school.

"It's not that you're afraid that you won't get along well with the children, are you?" Du Shaoze was always a villain, and continued to use aggressive methods against Allen.

"I crippled them, let's see how much money you have to accompany them." Alan was really annoyed by Du Shaoze, and said aggressively.

"Look, with your current attitude, you should go to school and let the teacher teach you how to get along with children. Sometimes violence can't solve the problem." Du Shaoze laughed instead of getting angry, shaking his tongue Shaking his fingers, he continued: "If violence can solve the problem, why am I still talking to you so much? Wouldn't it be better to just tie you to school?"

"Can you beat me?" As soon as Alan heard Du Shaoze say that he used violence to solve the problem, he immediately jumped to the open space in the middle of the study, took a fighting posture, looked up at Du Shaoze, and prepared to fight.

"Look, you're here again. You said not to use violence to solve the problem. Do you think you can beat me?" Du Shaoze shook his head and said helplessly. The posture twisted Allen up.

"Du Shaoze, you are cheating, you are cheating, let me down quickly."

Alan was suddenly pinched up by Du Shaoze, protesting loudly, kicking and beating vigorously, but to no avail.

"I told you that you can't beat me. Do you know that violence is useless now?" Du Shaoze used his different education method to teach Alan.

Using both hands, lift Allen above his head.

"You attacked suddenly, you cheated, you let me down, and we started all over again." Alan was still unconvinced.

No matter what Alan said, Du Shaoze would not let him go. He preached, "So what about a sudden attack? What about cheating? You are so old, haven't you learned it yet? Isn't society like this?"

(End of this chapter)