The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

"It's good enough that you made him write a letter of apology; did you really have to change his seat?"

Li Tian nodded.

"Writing a letter of apology is just punishment for his wrongdoing, but I don't want to continue being friends with him."

"What if he goes crazy again someday?"

Song Li glanced at Li Tian, ​​then at her watch.

"The teacher understands your thoughts and will seriously consider them. Let's go back to class now."

Li Tian did not hold a grudge.

But once inside the classroom, he only spoke to Yuan Jun.

Song Li then went up to the podium.

The classroom quickly quieted down.

"Students, a serious incident of a dog attack occurred after school yesterday. Although no children were hurt, a parent who was protecting the children was injured."

"Regardless of the cause, is it right to let a dog hurt someone?"

"wrong."

Even children know right from wrong.

"I won't name names, but I hope this child will learn from this lesson."

"Never hurt others because you're angry; that's wrong, and even illegal."

Song Li stepped down from the podium and began to speak slowly.

"Our country has so many people, yet you are able to live in the same compound and study in the same class. What a wonderful fate this is! We should all cherish the time we spend together."

"Conflicts will occur between people, and children are no exception; this is a normal thing."

"You'll be starting primary school next year, so you'll be considered big kids now. You can express your thoughts directly and have a good discussion."

"Good friends are those you can have fun with. If you can't get along, you can find someone else. There's always someone you can get along with."

"Don't force others, and don't resent others. With the energy you use to get angry, you can find better friends."

"Isn't the point of hanging out with friends to have fun?"

"Think about it, everyone, isn't that how it is?"

Li Tian took Song Li's words to heart.

I wasn't distracted.

After class, Qi Yue sincerely apologized to Li Tian again.

Li Tian generously replied that it was no problem.

But she wouldn't want that kind of friend anymore.

Life returned to normal, and dinner, thanks to Aunt Zhang's presence, resumed its usual abundance.

After finishing her meal, Li Tian noticed that there were many more things in the living room.

"Grandpa, why are there so many packages at home all of a sudden? Are they being sent out, or have they been received?"

"Your grandma's birthday is coming up soon, so these are all gifts to show our respect to her."

"Does Grandma have that many relatives?"

"Yes, I have."

"May I open it and take a look?"

Li Tian fondly remembers the joy of unpacking online shopping packages in the past.

Lee Seungri could easily fulfill this small request.

"If you can't lift it, ask your aunt for help."

Li Tian was too lazy to call Li Siwen anymore, and since Li Zilong was right next to her, she called for a more obedient little helper.

Li Zilong wasn't going to spoil the fun, so he went to find a pair of scissors.

Ye Zhao saw this and quickly reminded him.

"Be careful with your hands, don't hurt them."

Ye Zhao was still worried, so she went back into the house and called Li Siwen out.

"You watch over the two children and do a simple registration while you're at it. We need to be mindful of any overly extravagant gifts."

Although Li Siwen didn't like doing this job, she still readily agreed.

"It should be about the same as in previous years."

Ye Zhao nodded and handed Li Siwen a notebook specifically for recording gifts.

"This year is your mother's birthday, so it should be celebrated more grandly."

Lee Seungri, not wanting to be left out, added.

"Zilong, first read where it was sent, then open it and clean out the contents."

"Okay, Auntie."

Li Zilong found the words on the package and examined them carefully.

"Shanghai, sender's surname is Nie."

"It's my maternal grandmother." Li Tian realized instantly.

Li Zilong carefully cut open the package with scissors and pulled out a heavy bag with both hands.

Hearing that it was sent by Nie Qian, Ye Zhao personally received it, placed it on the sofa, and carefully opened it.

Inside was a burgundy wool suit.

It looks very expensive.

Li Siwen urged, "Mom, why don't you go inside and try it? Aunt Nie's judgment is always right."

"Okay," Ye Zhao picked up the clothes, "I don't know if I can wear them out."

"Grandma looks good in everything."

Li Siwen pouted and muttered "sycophant" under her breath.

Li Zilong had already cut open the second large package, and a strong fishy smell wafted out.

"Auntie, the stuff in here smells awful."

The two little ones quickly moved far away.

Li Siwen didn't like the taste either, but it was really delicious when cooked properly.

"This must have been sent by Brother Yuanqing."

Li Siwen looked through the contents and found two large dried cuttlefish, a packet of dried scallops, a packet of dried shrimp, a packet of mixed dried fish, and a roll of kelp.

After you finish reading, take it to the kitchen.

Aunt Zhang will take good care of these things.

Li Tian didn't recognize the person's name, but from the name, she could guess that he was of the same generation as Li Yuanchao.

"Is this gentleman in the navy?"

Li Shengli smiled with a hint of pride.

"Yes, Yuanqing is the captain now, and he spends most of his time at sea. His twin sons are about the same age as Zilong, but they live too far away to see each other often."

Li Tian's eyes lit up; she was sure she'd have a chance to visit the warship someday.

"Grandpa, are there any uncles or elders in your family who are in the Air Force?"

Li Shengli shook his head.

"Yuanqing is a high school student; he joined the navy because he's educated. Yuanquan wants to fly planes, but he's not physically fit, so there's nothing he can do."

Li Tian was somewhat disappointed.

"This is... Lijiatun, Grandpa, is this your hometown?"

"Yes, it's my hometown."

This bag was even heavier, and Li Zilong couldn't lift it at all.

Li Siwen came over to help.

"Dad, it's all kinds of dried vegetables again."

"My fellow villagers are so kind. Please put it away. I love eating these, and I grew up eating them."

Li Siwen didn't say anything, and then handed it to Aunt Zhang.

Most of the other packages, large and small, were sent by Li's relatives in various places.

They mostly send local specialties.

They all remembered Ye Zhao's birthday, naturally out of gratitude for her kindness to her family.

Li Shengli's willingness to mentor younger generations is entirely dependent on Ye Zhao's support. If Ye Zhao firmly opposes it, this endeavor cannot proceed.

They all know that it's not hard to have a good uncle or maternal uncle, but the key to getting taken care of is having a good aunt or maternal aunt.

He also knew that Li Shengli would be very happy if he remembered Ye Zhao's kindness.

"Siwen, did your uncle send anything?"

This is what Li Shengli is most concerned about.

Back then, Ye Zhao severed ties to join the revolution. After liberation, when she went back to her family, only her younger brother remained.

However, Ye Zhao's only younger brother, Ye Chen, refused to acknowledge her, which became a regret in Ye Zhao's heart.

Then came turbulent times, and no one could care about anyone else.

Ye Zhao was worried about her younger brother.

After the situation stabilized, Li Shengli had already located him and written several letters, but had not received any reply.

Without a response, he dared not mention it to Ye Zhao.

Li Siwen shook her head.

She didn't know much, but she knew it was a sore spot her mother couldn't bring up.