My baby is two and a half years old. Daddy, hurry up and make some milk!

The principal called in the head teacher of Le Bao's small class, a beautiful and gentle young woman.

"Le Bao, Mu Chen, hello, I'm your teacher Ran Ran. Would you like to come in with me?"

After Teacher Ranran finished speaking, she went to hold the two little ones' hands.

Yu Muchen kept his hands behind his back, not allowing anyone but his family and Le Bao to touch him. But little Le Bao, seeing that his teacher was young, beautiful, and gentle, had already placed his little hand in hers.

"Hello, teacher."

The little guy greeted the teacher in his sweet, childlike voice.

"Le Bao, would you like to hold Mu Chen's hand and come in with the teacher?"

Lu Chenyue: So all that work I did was for nothing?

Upon hearing this, Le Bao went over and took Mu Chen's hand, and the teacher led them inside, one in front of the other.

"Daddy, Mommy, elbow!"

As soon as Le Bao entered the gate, she noticed that her family hadn't followed her, so she turned around and called out to them. She thought this was just a place her parents had taken her out to play, and she was quite excited to see so many other children.

"Baby, why don't you go inside with the teacher? Mommy and Daddy will wait here for you, okay?"

Shen Wanning dared not directly say, "You go in first, we'll leave in a bit." She was certain that as soon as she said that, the chubby boy would immediately throw a tantrum and run out, making it difficult to get him back in.

Let's play together.

The little one wasn't so easy to please; she just stood there and wouldn't move. She wanted her family to come in and play together.

"Baby, look, it's all children playing inside, no adults are playing there. We'll stay here and watch over you. You and your brother Mu Chenhui can go play together."

Le Bao looked around the kindergarten and saw that it was indeed full of children playing, while the parents were waiting outside.

"Okay, you guys wait for me."

She used to play in ball pits and crawling areas, where only children played inside while parents waited outside. So she thought this was the same as before, except there were more people here today.

Watching the two little ones walk in hand in hand, the adults outside felt both relieved and extremely worried.

There were still some children crying and making a fuss at the entrance, unwilling to leave their parents. After being forcibly handed over to the teachers by their parents, the kindergarten gates were officially closed.

For a moment, the children clinging to the iron gate cried their hearts out.

Le Bao ran back after playing for a short while; she hadn't been playing well all day. She seemed to have a bad feeling about it.

When she ran back, she saw that the gate was closed and many children were crying on it, their hands reaching out through the gaps in the iron gate, trying to grab their parents.

Le Bao walked to the door, pulled on it to close it, but couldn't budge it.

"Please open it, I need to get out."

She ran up to the security guard who had closed the door, tilted her head back, and solemnly asked him to open the door.

"Little friend, you can't open the door yet. You have to wait until school is over. Hurry up and go inside, class is about to start."

The straight-laced security guard tried his best to speak in a loud, duck-like voice, afraid of frightening the child.

After saying that, he prepared to take her to the classroom.

Le Bao broke free from the security guard's hand, ran to the gate, and looked at the group of family members standing outside.

"Mommy, baby's going out now."

She tried to squeeze through the crack in the door, just like the other crying children.

But she underestimated her size; only her hands could come out, not even her feet.

Because her stomach was stuck there, her feet couldn't easily step out of the hole.

"Baby, didn't Mommy tell you that you've grown up and are a big boy now? Starting today, you'll be going to school."

Shen Wanning was still patiently trying to reason with her, but she wouldn't listen at all.

Anxious, Le Bao also started to cry, tears streaming down her face like broken pearls.

The three elderly people, her two uncles, and her father were all heartbroken and surrounded the little girl to comfort her.

Lu Jianguo squatted on the ground, holding the little guy's hand, fighting back tears:

"Baby, Grandpa won't go anywhere. I'll just wait for you here. When you get out of school, Grandpa will be the first one to pick you up, okay?"

Xiang Jiahui and Shen Huaqiang held the little one's other hand, promising not to leave and to wait for her there.

Everyone offered their comfort, but she didn't listen to a word. All she knew was that she was locked up and couldn't get out.

"Grandpa, please save me! Waaaaah, I don't want to pay you back!"

Seeing that pleading with her mother was useless, she turned her attention to her grandfather, who doted on her the most.

Lu Jianguo's heart was breaking, but there was nothing he could do; this was the little guy's inevitable path.

Le Bao cried until his face turned red and his voice became hoarse, but he still couldn't get out. In the end, the teacher came over and forcibly took the little guy away from the iron gate, who was clinging to it.

"Parents, please leave. Your presence here will only irritate them more."

The teachers asked the parents to leave, or at least go somewhere where the children couldn't see them.

Yu Muchen followed behind the teacher and watched as Le Bao was carried inside by two teachers.

There's no way around it; the little guy's misbehavior is too powerful, and it's difficult for one teacher to control him.

Even after being brought to the classroom, Le Bao continued to howl at the top of her lungs. And it wasn't just her howling; everyone in the classroom, except for Yu Muchen, was howling.

Some rolled on the ground, some stomped their feet, and some ran to the classroom door to pry it open.

Several teachers tried to appease one student after another, but they couldn't manage it all. The entire classroom was filled with wailing and screaming.

"Mu Chen, would you sit with Le Bao and help the teacher look after her?"

The teacher placed Le Bao on her seat and asked the only person who didn't cry the whole time to take care of her.

Yu Muchen nodded. He took out a handkerchief from his pocket and gently wiped away Le Bao's tears.

"Le Bao, don't cry, okay? I'll always be with you."

After saying that, he took out a lollipop, tore off the wrapper, and handed it to Le Bao.

This was given to him by his mother, Gu Nansheng, when he left this morning. There were two in total, one for him and one for Le Bao.

Mom said that Le Bao might cry today because she's not used to being away from her parents, so she asked him to hold some candy for her when she cries.

Sure enough, Le Bao stopped crying as soon as she got the candy, but her eyes were still filled with tears, making her look extremely pitiful.

She rubbed her eyes with the back of her hand and started sucking on a lollipop.

Once she calmed down, she saw what the classroom looked like.

The ground was covered with children, and the teachers were in a flurry of activity; it was utter chaos.

Seeing that she had stopped crying, Yu Muchen joined her in watching the other children's performances in the classroom.

Some were sucking their thumbs, some were picking their noses, and some were lying on the ground sleeping.

After more than an hour, the classroom finally enjoyed a brief moment of peace after the teacher brought out the cookies.

Several teachers wiped the sweat from their foreheads, looking completely exhausted.