After transmigrating into the body of the female supporting character's biological mother, she

The couple were now on the same wavelength.

Learning to leave?

Do they have their own world?

Both of them felt a tightness in their chests.

Can't children grow up a little slower?

The principal chuckled softly.

He had seen many parents who couldn't bear to part with their children, but Dr. Lin and Commander Su were the first couple he had ever met.

No matter how long you look, you still have to leave.

Kindergarten is the starting point for children to integrate into a group.

Linlin initially performed very well, making things easy for the teacher.

Because she studied calligraphy with Xu Yueyun, she was not as carefree as other children and could sit still for long periods of time.

When get out of class ended, the teachers led the children to line up outside.

When Linlin saw the school fence, she seemed to remember something, her lips trembled, and her eyes welled up with tears.

A few minutes later, the teacher noticed her and squatted down to ask her what was wrong. Linlin poured out all her grievances and burst into tears.

The teacher tried to comfort her for a while, but it didn't work.

And when she cried, the other children started to cry too.

The entire kindergarten instantly turned into a sea of ​​tears.

Jiang Chengzhou attends school next door, separated from the kindergarten only by a wall.

As soon as the bell rang, he leaned out of the window to see what was happening across the street.

Unfortunately, the wall was too high, and we couldn't see anything.

A short while later, the sound of many children crying could be heard from the other side.

Jiang Chengzhou's heart clenched, and he turned to look at Yan Yuan.

He didn't speak, but Yan Yuan understood what he meant.

Yan Yuan listened carefully for a moment, then looked at him and said, "It sounds like Linlin is crying."

Before he could finish speaking, Jiang Chengzhou had already dashed out of the classroom.

Yan Yuan hurriedly followed him.

The school gates are locked; we can't get out.

Jiang Chengzhou quickly scanned the school and locked onto the wall.

He pulled Yan Yuan over and said in a low voice, "Over there, squat down."

"What?" Yan Yuan was still a little confused.

"You crouch down, and I'll step on you to climb over the wall."

Without thinking, Yan Yuan walked to the wall.

He leaned against the wall, his hands folded on his knees.

Jiang Chengzhou stepped on it, Yan Yuan gritted his teeth and pushed back, Jiang Chengzhou used the momentum to grab the top of the wall, and with a couple of kicks, he flipped over.

Yan Yuan had originally wanted to ask him to help, but the man had already run away.

He was just about to find a brick or something to step on and climb over when he turned around and saw a figure crouching in the corner.

Yan Yuan knew him.

Liang Ping, who is 13 years old and in first grade.

Liang Ping squatted against the wall, holding a blade of grass in his hand, and was scratching at the ground with his head down.

Yan Yuan frowned as he looked at him.

Liang Ping paused for a moment, then looked up and said, "Don't worry, I won't report you."

"Okay," Yan Yuan raised an eyebrow, "then could you do me another favor?"

Liang Ping didn't know how he ended up squatting there.

It wasn't until Yan Yuan climbed to the top of the wall, bowed his head to thank him, and climbed over that he was able to get over.

Liang Ping then dusted off his knees and squatted back down where he had been.

Jiang Chengzhou and Yan Yuan walked to the school gate and called out through the iron fence, "Linlin, Linlin! Don't cry! Your brother is here."

Linlin was being comforted and coaxed by her teacher; her little face was flushed from crying.

Hearing Jiang Chengzhou's voice, she suddenly peeked out from her teacher's arms.

Following the sound, she saw Jiang Chengzhou and Yan Yuan and immediately wanted to run over crying.

The teacher quickly followed behind her.

Jiang Chengzhou grabbed her hand through the railing. "Don't cry. Tell your brother, who bullied you?!"

Linlin stretched out her finger and pointed to the teacher next to her.

The teacher's eyes widened as she met the suddenly sharp gazes of the two boys outside. Pointing incredulously at herself, she exclaimed, "Me?"

Linlin nodded, sniffed, and said timidly, "You are bad people who locked up the children."

The teacher was both amused and exasperated. She knelt down and explained to her, "It's not like that. You're here to go to school, right? Your parents will pick you up after school."

Linlin understands the meaning of going to and from school.

My brother goes to school in the morning and comes back in the afternoon, which is when school is over.

The little guy looked at his older brother expectantly, "Really?"

Jiang Chengzhou felt both sorry for you and amused. "Really, your aunt will come to pick you up after school. Then your brother will take you home together."

Linlin glanced at the teacher warily. "Could you open the door?"

She wasn't afraid at first, but then she saw that there were walls on three sides and the only iron gate was locked.

Linlin was afraid she wouldn't be able to get out and wouldn't be able to find any familiar faces at the kindergarten, which is why she cried.

The teacher explained softly, "We can't open the door yet. There are so many children here; what if they get lost?"

Linlin didn't believe her and looked at her brother.

She only reluctantly believed it after Jiang Chengzhou and Yan Yuan both nodded.

The school bell rang.

Jiang Chengzhou gave his sister a few instructions and was about to leave when he saw Yan Yuan stuff something into Linlin's hand.

There was no time to ask, and the two of them quickly climbed back over the wall.

Jiang Chengzhou went first again.

He first climbed onto the top of the wall, then turned around and pulled Yan Yuan.

Just as he was about to jump, the principal and the dean of students were standing below waiting.

Oh, and there's Liang Ping next to him.

Liang Ping met Yan Yuan's gaze and immediately said, "I didn't tell on you!"

The principal glared at him. "Do you even need to complain? You made such a big fuss; many students on the playground saw it!"

Jiang Chengzhou and Yan Yuan were severely criticized.

Liang Ping, as an "accomplice," was not spared either; the three of them were assigned to clean public areas for a week.

As Jiang Chengzhou swept the floor, he looked at Yan Yuan and asked, "What did you give my sister just now?"

Yan Yuan pursed his lips. "Milk candy."

The most expensive candy sold at the supply and marketing cooperative was a milk candy that cost one cent each.

He knew it was Linlin's first day of school and had prepared this specially.

I was delayed this morning because I was mending the fishing nets, and I missed Linlin's school time.

Unexpectedly, by some twist of fate, I had this opportunity.

Jiang Chengzhou chuckled and held out his hand. "What about mine?"

Yan Yuan nudged him with his hand, "Get out of here."

The two boys started playfully wrestling with their brooms, one after the other.

Liang Ping silently swept the floor, glancing at them every now and then.

Jiang Chengzhou and Yan Yuan exchanged glances, put down their brooms, and said, "Liang Ping, we're going to play basketball this afternoon, are you coming?"

They probably went through thick and thin together, and Liang Ping is indeed loyal, so he didn't complain.

Jiang Chengzhou took the initiative to invite him.

Liang Ping looked up, gripped the broom tightly, and said, "I'm not going."

Just as Jiang Chengzhou was about to say, "If you don't want to go, then forget it," Liang Ping quickly added, "I can't play ball."

Jiang Chengzhou smiled and said, "It's very simple, I'll teach you."

"……good."

Linlin got out of school earlier than Jiang Chengzhou, so Lin Zhilan came to pick her up first.

Upon seeing her mother, Linlin's calm, which she had maintained all morning, instantly crumbled, and she sobbed uncontrollably.

Lin Zhilan took her back to the Traditional Chinese Medicine department and comforted her for a while, letting Linlin wipe her tears on her shoulder.

"Baby."

Linlin ignored her and hugged her mother's neck tightly.

She's stopped shedding small beans, but she's still feeling wronged.