Schools for Survival: All Schools Turn into Hell

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At the entrance of Tian Shen Garden residential community in Shenzhen's Beibu District.

Zhang Hua used the stolen money to take a taxi and finally returned home.

Although Shenzhen is located near Yangcheng and is also a city in Yang Province.

However, Yangcheng and Shencheng are both quite large, and it would take at least two hours to get back.

Furthermore, there is no subway connection between Yangcheng and Shenzhen, so taking a taxi is the only option.

As for why Gu Pingsheng didn't take the subway but chose to take a taxi?

It's simple, if you can take a taxi, who would take the subway?

Especially since his home isn't near a subway station, he might as well take a taxi. There's no traffic now, and there are so many fewer people in the world... Plus, it's convenient, since it's money from a stranger anyway.

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Zhang Hua knocked on the door, slightly nervous.

His father died years ago, and his mother raised him and his younger sister Zhang Xiaoxiao.

At this time, his mother should be at work, and Zhang Xiaoxiao should be at home.

When something like this happens, the vast majority of kindergartens around the world go out of business.

Just kidding, who would dare to open a school after such a mass disappearance of students?

Even if none of the kindergarten children are missing, we can't afford to gamble.

The government has ordered all schools, including tutoring centers and kindergartens, to close.

Soon, Zhang Hua knocked on the door.

A sweet voice came from across the door.

Who's outside the door?

Zhang Hua chuckled.

Zhang Xiaoxiao was quite wary.

But that's good, otherwise it's easy to run into bad people.

"It's me, Zhang Hua, your older brother."

Hearing the familiar voice, Zhang Xiaoxiao was overjoyed and quickly opened the door.

Upon seeing her familiar older brother, Zhang Xiaoxiao could no longer hold back and pounced on him.

"Brother, you're back!" Zhang Xiaoxiao was very happy and buried her little head in Zhang Hua's arms.

"Yes, I'm back. Have you been eating well at home?"

"Of course! Brother! I just ate the noodles Mom cooked this morning."

Zhang Hua closed the door, took his sister's hand, and led her to the sofa.

Zhang Hua wanted to say something more, but then he saw the handprint on Zhang Xiaoxiao's face.

It's red and looks quite heavy.

His expression changed slightly. "Xiaoxiao, where did you get that handprint on your face?"

Zhang Xiaoxiao's eyes darted around a little. "Xiaoxiao fell, brother."

"You're lying. How could you fall and get a handprint? Did Mom hit you?"

Finally, under Zhang Hua's persistent questioning,

Zhang Xiaoxiao finally told the truth. Her eyes were a little dim. "No, it wasn't Mom who hit me. I was playing downstairs when Liu Jiarui, who was in the senior class of kindergarten, insulted me. He said I didn't have a dad, and that my brother was gone too. He said my dad and brother were both dead, and that he wanted my mom and me to die as well. Then, I got very angry and wanted to hit him. He's in the senior class, and I'm in the junior class, so I couldn't beat him. Then he hit me..."

Although Zhang Xiaoxiao spoke intermittently,

But Zhang Hua understood.

There are slides specifically for children downstairs in the apartment complex.

It just so happens that Liu Jiarui's family, who were in the upper grades of kindergarten, and Zhang Hua's family, lived in the same neighborhood. So sometimes, the children they knew would play on the slide downstairs in the complex...

However, it was during that time that his sister was bullied.

It must be said that some children are born evil.

How could someone named Liu Jiarui say such a thing?

"What did your mother say? Did she take you to their family to seek justice?" Zhang Hua asked.

Zhang Xiaoxiao hung her head and said, "Mom took me to find them, but they kicked us out, saying we were trying to scam them, that we were shameless, and they even called us 'Sword Mother and Daughter.' Brother, what does 'Sword Mother and Daughter' mean? I asked Mom, but she wouldn't tell me..."

Also, brother, where have you been all this time? I miss you so much.

The more Zhang Hua listened, the more gloomy his expression became.

He sat there motionless, his arms still gently holding Zhang Xiaoxiao.

After a long pause, he slowly spoke, his voice low and deep:

"Xiaoxiao, wait for me at home for a few minutes, and your brother will seek justice for you."

Zhang Xiaoxiao looked up at her brother's profile, her eyes filled with unreserved admiration.

In her eyes, her brother was always omnipotent.

From childhood to adulthood, whenever she was wronged, her brother was always the first to stand up for her. She didn't need to say anything.

With just one word, her brother could silence those who bullied her and make them never dare to cause trouble again.

If my brother had been there a few days ago, would I not have been bullied?

Wouldn't that mean you wouldn't hide under the covers and cry all by yourself, too afraid to even leave the house?

Then Mom won't be bullied anymore...

She nodded vigorously, sat obediently on the sofa, curled up into a small ball, and watched Zhang Hua get up and leave.

The moment the door closed, the room fell silent, with only her soft breathing remaining.

She hugged the cushions on the sofa tightly, but felt no fear at all.

Because she knew that her brother meant what he said: he would stand up for her.

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Tian Shen Garden, Building 5, Room 1508.

This is a cozy three-bedroom apartment, with the aroma of food wafting from the living room.

A family of three was sitting around the dining table having lunch: a young couple and a six-year-old boy.

The boy was Liu Jiarui, who was fair-skinned and chubby with a bit of baby fat on his face, making him quite endearing.

Compared to other families in the same building who have lost their children, this family of three is undoubtedly lucky.

Liu Jiarui is currently six years old and should be in primary school, but because she started school a year late, she didn't go to first grade and instead went to kindergarten.

No kindergarten seniors will go missing.

They only have one child, so they don't have to endure the heart-wrenching pain of losing a child like other parents.

At this moment, Liu Jiarui was holding chopsticks, aimlessly stirring a plate of green vegetables, making a mess of the leaves all over the plate, but refusing to eat a single bite.

He didn't like vegetables to begin with, and after stirring them for a long time, his brows furrowed more and more. Finally, he slammed his chopsticks on the table, pouted, and started acting up.

"These aren't what I want to eat! Mom, I want a fried chicken burger!"

The voice was shrill and loud, full of willfulness.

His mother, instead of being annoyed, coaxed him with a doting expression:

"Be good, finish this bowl of rice, and Mommy will take you to McDonald's tonight, okay?"

"No! I want to eat now!" Liu Jiarui became even more excited, crossing her arms in front of her chest, turning her face away, and assuming an attitude of ignoring everyone.

The father, meanwhile, kept his head down and ate his rice, completely accustomed to it all, without even lifting his eyelids.

Just then...

A loud bang rang out, as if something heavy had slammed into the door.

Followed by.

The heavy security door was kicked open.

The door panel crashed to the ground with debris, raising a cloud of dust.