After Descending the Mountain, Seven Big Brothers Spoil Me - Chapter 632

Chapter 632: You’re the Shortest, Sit in the First Row
Thus concluded the farce.

The children’s antics didn’t garner much attention as everyone dispersed.

Grandma Qin affectionately patted Zhouzhou’s little head, bending down to brush off the dirt from her.

Zhouzhou, the little drama queen, was truly carefree, often laying on the ground at the drop of a hat, effortlessly agile. Quite a messy one.

“If anyone dares to bully you, come to Grandma,” Grandma Qin declared dominantly, with a hint of pride. “I’ve joined your parents’ group chat, so you can find me if you need anything!”

Humph, if her youngest son didn’t invite her, wouldn’t she find the teachers herself? Such a simple matter.

With that thought, she glanced at Qin Lie, chin lifted proudly.

Qin Lie’s expression remained mostly unchanged, slightly bemused.

He dared to accuse her of seeking favoritism, but what about him? Six of one, half a dozen of the other.

Unaware of her grandmother’s thoughts, Zhouzhou nodded happily. “Okay,” she said softly.

“Grandma, I’m going to the classroom now. You should head home too.”

With the enrollment process completed, it was time for them to leave.

Upon hearing this, Grandma Qin felt a twinge of reluctance, but she didn’t want to coddle Zhouzhou too much, so she nodded.

“All right, Grandma will leave. I’ll pick you up after school.”

“Mm-hmm!” Zhouzhou nodded vigorously, waving with her chubby little hands.

After seeing them off, Zhouzhou, Chang Beibei, and Li Yuxin skipped back to the classroom hand in hand.

Huo Ji’an followed behind, feeling a bubbling acidity in his eyes, but Zhouzhou didn’t even glance back.

This wretched girl!

Angrily, Huo Ji’an sat down, sulking with his mouth pouting high, waiting for Zhouzhou to come to him, but she didn’t.

Chang Beibei continued chattering away, and eventually, Huo Ji’an couldn’t bear it any longer. He leaned over and asked, “And then what?”

Chang Beibei continued speaking, and the topic gradually shifted to Li Yuxin.

“You, you’re stubborn. Such people are the easiest to suffer losses.”

“You need to learn to act weak, just like Zhouzhou did just now.”

Hearing her name, Zhouzhou perked up, blinking innocently. “I wasn’t acting weak, I am weak. I’m really good at being beaten.”

With that, she wiggled her chubby arms.

Even Li Yuxin cast a disdainful glance at her.

If she was weak, then there were no strong people in the world.

Seeing their expressions, Zhouzhou sighed helplessly, cupping her chubby cheeks, looking crestfallen.

Oh, her life was so hard; no one believed her words.

Unable to resist, Chang Beibei pinched her little chubby face, feeling its softness, then turned to Li Yuxin and said, “You need to learn from Zhouzhou. When you meet someone who’s reasonable, you can be reasonable, but when you meet someone aggressive, you have to stand up to them. You can only suffer losses if you don’t.”

“After all, you’re a child and they’re adults. If they say a few words to you, they won’t think it’s a problem.”

“Even if you complain, people will say you’re not filial, telling you to obey adults.”

Hearing this, Li Yuxin widened her eyes in surprise. “How do you know?”

Everything she said was true! When she talked to her father, he also told her to give in to her brother because she was the older one. But she was only born a few minutes earlier!

Chang Beibei gave her a look of “what else could it be” and patted her melon seed bun, confidently saying, “Can this be denied?”

Zhouzhou also nodded, imparting her experience. “When fighting, you can’t always fight hard. If you can’t win, you have to soften your approach, using gentleness to overcome strength, so you won’t get hurt.”

“You also have to learn to act,” Qin Nan added.

Zhouzhou was very good at acting.

So no matter what situation she faced, she rarely suffered.

What’s the big deal with elders? They were just soft little children; who couldn’t stand on the moral high ground?

Li Yuxin listened carefully, seeming to understand somewhat, but couldn’t fully comprehend.

Seeing her like this, Qin Nan, who aspired to be a director, couldn’t stand someone not getting the hang of acting!

He gave her an impatient look and decided, “Leave this to me. I won’t let you down!”

“Fifth Brother, how are you going to teach Xinxin?” Zhouzhou asked curiously.

“Secret,” Qin Nan said mysteriously, then looked at Li Yuxin. “Just follow me, and listen to what I say.”

After some thought, Li Yuxin nodded.

Although she had just met them, she felt they were good people.

As they were talking, Li Yu’an suddenly ran in.

His eyes were swollen, indicating he had just cried.

Seeing Zhouzhou, he glared at her fiercely.

If it weren’t for her, he wouldn’t have been slapped by Grandma!

This was the first time he had been slapped by Grandma in his life.

Facing his gaze, Zhouzhou wasn’t afraid. She waved at him with a smiling face. “Come over here.”

But Li Yu’an shrank back in fear, quickly sitting in the farthest seat from them, warily watching Zhouzhou.

He hadn’t forgotten that this little chubby girl could crush walnuts with one hand!

His intuition told him not to provoke her, or else the next thing to be crushed might be his head.

However, while he didn’t dare to bully her, there was someone he could bully.

With that thought, he looked at Li Yuxin, a hint of maliciousness flashing in his eyes.

Seeing Li Yuxin’s increasingly gloomy expression, Zhouzhou furrowed her brows.

What’s going on?

Before she could figure it out, the teacher walked in, rapping on the desk and saying, “Alright, students, sit down.”

Zhouzhou’s attention immediately shifted to the teacher.

In comparison, the first-grade teacher didn’t seem as amiable as the kindergarten teacher; she was more focused on discipline.

Zhouzhou clasped her hands together, listening carefully.

The teacher noticed her immediately, charmed by the earnest and obedient look on the little girl’s face.

She spoke up, “Now, everyone line up according to height and take your seats.”

Then, she looked at Zhouzhou directly and said, “Little Caicai, come here, sit here.”

She pointed to the middle seat in the front row. “You’re the shortest, no need to line up.”

Zhouzhou: “???”

They hadn’t lined up yet, how did she know she was the shortest?

Zhouzhou’s chubby face puffed up slightly, feeling a bit unhappy.

The teacher blinked, momentarily not understanding the little girl’s thoughts.

Wasn’t it obvious? With just one look, her head was closest to the desk.

Like a kindergarten kid sneaking into a higher grade class.

She wasn’t blind.

The two stared at each other for a while. Zhouzhou said, “Teacher, I want to line up.”

She didn’t believe she was the shortest one.

The teacher didn’t fuss over it and nodded directly. “Sure, let’s all line up then.”

Zhouzhou happily jumped off her chair and went to line up.

At first, she stood in the middle, but after comparing with the person in front, she moved forward one step.

Then another, and another…

At first, she was happy, but after five minutes, the smile on Zhouzhou’s face completely disappeared.

Looking at the girl standing in front, the teacher waved her hand. “Go sit over there.”

It was still the same position as before.

Zhouzhou stood there, looking bewildered.

It… wasn’t very harmful, but extremely insulting.