Spring Breeze Twenty Years

Chapter 1123 Think about it yourself

Beibei shook her head, then nodded, her ten little fingers almost twisted together.

Xiao Wei said, "Tell Dad how you did it, tell Dad."

Beibei glanced at the kindergarten gate and whispered, "When I was playing with toys, Xie Jiaqiang wanted to play with mine. Then he grabbed them. I lost my balance, and then my nose felt so sore, and I started crying. Teacher, teacher wiped my face and said, 'You can't tell anyone at home, it's a little secret.'"

Xiao Wei asked, "The teacher criticized that one, huh? Xie Jiaqiang?"

Beibei nodded: "I criticized him, and I moved him away from me. But he took the toys."

Xiao Wei asked, "Did you cry?"

Beibei was a little embarrassed, so she reached out and hugged Xiaowei's neck, and nodded.

Xiao Wei unbuttoned his clothes and wrapped Bei Bei up, glanced at the car, then looked at the kindergarten, and after thinking for a moment, decided to go in and ask.

The child who had secretly left the park while holding Beibei entered the park.

The teacher maintaining order nearby looked over and asked, "Is something wrong?"

Xiao Wei asked, "Who is the teacher of Class 2?"

The teacher looked at Beibei, who was hugging Xiaowei's neck and burying her face in her hands, and asked, "What's wrong?"

Xiao Wei said, "My child's nose bled here today, and the teacher said we shouldn't talk about it. I'm just asking what happened."

The teacher exclaimed in surprise, "Your nose is bleeding? Are you a child?"

Xiao Wei said, "I am her father."

The teacher smiled and said, "Oh, you're so young. Come in and tell me what happened; it's quite cold."

He led Xiaowei and Beibei into the house.

The kindergarten wasn't big; it consisted of a row of single-story buildings, a two-story building, and a small playground with slides, swings, seesaws, and other similar equipment.

Inside, in the principal's office.

Xiao Wei smiled and said, "Oh, you're the principal? My apologies. I was away on a business trip before my child enrolled and hadn't met you before."

The principal poured me a glass of water: "Have a seat. Which organization do you work for?"

Xiao Wei said, "I run a small business, and her mother works at a company."

The principal nodded and asked, "Class 2, right?" She went to the door and called someone to fetch the teacher from Class 2.

After waiting a few minutes, a young female teacher in her early twenties walked in: "Principal, did you call me?"

The headmistress pointed at Xiaowei: "What's wrong with this child?" Xiaowei also looked at the teacher. Beibei kept her head down.

The teacher looked at him and said, "Wang Ning, nothing's wrong. What's wrong?"

The principal said, "The parents said the child's nose was bleeding. What happened?"

The teacher licked her lips and said, "I didn't pay much attention. I saw her fall and helped her up. There was a little blood in her nose, so I helped wash her face and wipe it clean. That's all."

Xiao Wei said, "Didn't some kids break toys because they were fighting over them? Was it a fight or a falling action? Why did you tell the child not to talk about it at home?"

The principal glared at the teacher: "Just say what you have to say. Look at you."

The teacher said, "There wasn't a fight. It was just over a toy. They probably grabbed it a few times, but I didn't really see clearly. It's nothing serious."

Xiao Wei said, "It's normal for kids to fight over toys, even fights are normal, and the school can't be blamed for that. But if something happens to a child at school, like this, with a bleeding nose, and they're not allowed to tell the child at home, that's a bit strange, isn't it?"

The teacher said, "I just saw that there was nothing wrong. Originally, there was nothing wrong, but when the child goes home and talks about it, they can't explain it clearly, and then they'll make it seem like something's wrong even if there isn't. Kids always bump and scrape themselves."

Xiao Wei looked at the kindergarten director.

The principal said, "It's true that Xiao Wang did something wrong. I apologize to you, and I'll tell her to be more careful in the future."

Xiao Wei looked at Bei Bei, who looked like a little quail in his arms, and felt a little irritated. He wanted to get angry but didn't know who to vent it on. He was particularly dissatisfied with the principal's handling of the situation.

Actually, it wasn't a big deal at first; children bumping and bruising themselves is normal and understandable. But Xiaowei found the teacher's behavior and the principal's attitude particularly unacceptable.

After thinking for a moment, Xiaowei stood up with Beibei in his arms, frowned, and said, "Forget it, I don't want to talk to you about anything. Can we get a refund for the child's tuition? We won't be coming back."

Beibei whispered, "Daddy, don't be angry. Beibei did nothing wrong."

Xiao Wei said, "Yes, Bei Bei is right. Bei Bei is a good child." He turned to look at the principal.

The principal looked displeased and said, "It's already November, and I've never encountered a case of a child withdrawing from the kindergarten midway through the semester. It's nothing serious, and the child is fine. I'll ask the teachers to be more careful in the future, okay? That's settled then."

Xiao Wei said, "I'm not satisfied with this. Can't we just not go here anymore?"

The principal frowned: "You're not satisfied with our kindergarten? Fine. Whether your child comes or not is your decision. You know what kind of kindergarten we are. To be honest, many outsiders want to get in, but it's not that easy, right? Think about it yourselves."

Besides, at this point, changing kindergartens is unlikely; going back would just mean leaving the child at home. I don't know your family's situation, but even if grandparents are helping, can it be the same as kindergarten? Especially our government-run kindergarten.

Xiao Wei asked, "Will the tuition be refunded?"

The principal shook her head: "We can't refund it; there's no precedent for that. This is a one-sided matter for you parents; we bear no responsibility."

Xiao Wei said, "My child's nose bled while he was here, and you have no responsibility? Then you told the child not to tell anyone when he got home, creating some kind of little secret. Is this what you call not taking responsibility?"

The principal said, "I've said all I need to say, and that's the end of it. If you have any objections, well, you can go to our superiors. Okay? We're under the jurisdiction of the district's administrative affairs management office. If the office says it's refundable, then I'll refund you."

Xiao Wei, holding Bei Bei in one arm, took out his phone and said, "Bei Bei, how about we change kindergartens?"

Beibei looked at the teacher of Class 2 and nodded.

Xiao Wei thought for a moment, shook his head, and walked out while dialing a number: "We're not going to go to school here anymore. Dad will change your kindergarten."

The principal's lips twitched slightly, and he waved his hand at the teacher: "Alright, go back to your work. Be more careful in the future."

The teacher of Class 2 said, "This isn't my fault. What organization are you from?"

The kindergarten director said, "Those who do business say the woman works for a certain unit, but who knows? These young people nowadays..."

Xiao Wei dialed the district head's number: "District Head, my daughter is no longer attending kindergarten here. I just wanted to let you know."

The district chief seemed to be outside; his voice was a bit noisy: "What's wrong? Weren't you doing just fine?"

Xiao Wei explained the situation: "It's really not a big deal, and I don't blame the kindergarten teacher, but I can't accept her attitude and how she handled it. Anyway, I'm just letting you know that I'll send my child to the Provincial Party Committee Kindergarten tomorrow."

(End of this chapter)