After we finished eating, the sun had already climbed over the mountain.

Chu Fang put down his bowl and chopsticks, moved a chair to the courtyard, brewed a cup of tea, and leisurely enjoyed himself.

As he matured, he increasingly felt that tea was a wonderful thing, with a rich flavor, a wonderful aroma, and a relaxing effect on the mind and body.

Zhong Tingyue came out, poured out the cup of hot tea, and said, "Don't just stand there, hurry up and take the child to kindergarten. Don't be late on the first day."

"Then you don't need to throw away my tea," Chu Fang muttered. "My tea is priceless."

"If I don't fall, will you even react?" Zhong Tingyue rolled her eyes. "You drink tea all day long. If you're so capable, try drinking goji berries. Then I'll admire you."

Chu Fang sighed.

As people reach middle age, they have no choice but to soak goji berries in their thermos.

He eventually came to this point.

Chu Fang stood up and shouted, "Chu Zhiye and Chu Jin, come out here right now, you're going to kindergarten!"

Then he went to the garage, where several cars were parked, including sports cars and sedans. He walked up to an SUV.

The Range Rover Variant 7-seater extended version features a three-row, seven-seat layout, making it suitable for family use.

When the child came into this world, Chu Fang made choices based on the child's needs, rather than on showing off or for his own benefit.

"Ugh! What's the point of buying these cars? It's a waste!"

Before long, Chu Jin's legs seemed to be on fire, and Chu Zhi, carrying his schoolbag, walked slowly along.

Although the two siblings are twins, their personalities are at opposite ends of the spectrum.

One is energetic and cheerful; the other is slow, quiet, and steady.

"Dad, you said Princess, please get in the car." Chu Jin stopped in front of the car door.

"Daughter, the word 'princess' is not good."

"Why?"

Chu Zhiye strolled over leisurely: "The princess isn't in the castle, but in the private room."

Chu Fang looked at his son, astonished: "How did you know that?"

“I may be young, but I’m not stupid.” Chu Zhiye glanced at him indifferently.

Chu Fang: "..."

Chu Jin tilted her head: "Are you saying I'm stupid?"

Chu Zhi also shrugged.

The two children got into the car noisily, and Chu Fang immediately drove them to kindergarten.

The kindergarten is some distance from home, so adults must drive the child to and from the kindergarten.

There is actually a kindergarten nearby, only a few hundred meters away, but Zhong Tingyue believes that her child cannot lose at the starting line, so she insists on enrolling him in an extremely expensive kindergarten.

Traffic jams persist in Shanghai, especially during rush hour.

Chu Jin pointed to the car's TV: "Dad, I saw Auntie."

Chu Fang glanced at it and saw Chu Yi singing on the TV screen.

Several years have passed, and Chu Yi has entered the music industry. With the support of various resources and his own hard work, he is now quite well-known in the music industry and is the most famous person in the Chu family.

"No wonder Aunt didn't reply to my messages, it turns out she was performing. I misunderstood her." At this point, Chu Jin asked again with a puzzled look, "But Aunt has been singing all this time, isn't she tired?"

Chu Zhi also rolled his eyes: "Idiot!"

Chu Jin frowned: "Chu Zhiye, are you sick in the head?"

Chu Zhi also explained, "This is television, a pre-recorded broadcast, not a live broadcast."

Chu Jin was silent for less than a second: "What is pre-recorded broadcasting? What is live broadcasting?"

"A pre-recorded video means you're an idiot, something I wanted to say yesterday, but I'm saying it today; a live video means you're an idiot right now."

Chu Jin bared her teeth and brandished her claws: "Chu Zhiye, I'll fight you to the death."

Four years have passed, and Shanghai remains largely unchanged, still as bustling and prosperous as ever, with towering buildings and vermilion and green tiles.

The car moved slowly and arrived at its destination at 8:30.

Qihui Derun Kindergarten has a very ordinary name, but its fees are exceptionally high. It doesn't charge by semester, but by month.

Chu Fang spends nearly six figures every month.

Chu Fang and Zhong Tingyue disagree on this point.

He believes that there is no need to enroll in such a high-end kindergarten. The most important task of a kindergarten is to connect with the outside world, different people, different things, and different scenarios. That's all. A regular kindergarten is sufficient.

But he couldn't fight Zhong Tingyue, so he had no choice but to enroll in this kindergarten.

All I can say is that parents' hearts are always full of love and worry.

The street outside the kindergarten was packed with cars, all luxury vehicles, making it impossible to get in.

Left with no other choice, he got out of the car and led his two children into the kindergarten.

I walked a few steps to the kindergarten gate, where a large number of children were crying their hearts out.

Chu Fang glanced at his two children. Chu Jin looked around excitedly, as if she was eager to explore the outside world; while Chu Zhi's pupils remained completely calm.

"Dad, we're going in." Chu Jin waved her fair little hand as she headed towards the kindergarten.

Watching the two children's disappearing figures, Chu Fang felt that something was not quite right.

Other children cry and scream, but your own child reacts differently.

... ...

The teacher led the two children into the classroom, where many children were crying and wailing because they were separated from their parents.

The teacher asked the two children to sit down and then said, "Chu Jin and Chu Zhi are really brave children, unlike other children who cry."

"You all sit here quietly for a while. After the teacher calms you down, we can play games, okay?"

Chu Jin shouted, "Okay!"

The teacher turned to look at Chu Zhiye: "Zhiye, are you alright?"

Chu Zhi stared at the teacher, his pupils clear: "As an adult, you're quite childish."

teacher:"... ..."

While the teacher comforted the other children, Chu Jin looked around excitedly, occasionally poking the arm of the classmate next to her.

"You're so old and you're still crying, it's so embarrassing."

"My dad always says that a man doesn't easily shed tears. Are you a boy? Or are you a girl?" Chu Jin lowered her head and looked at the boy's pants next to her.

Chu Jin was about to test the waters, but fortunately the teacher noticed in time and stopped Chu Jin's misbehavior.

In no time, all the children in the classroom were calmed down by the teacher.

The teacher clapped her hands, gesturing for everyone to look at her, and said, "Don't cry, everyone. Mom and Dad have only left temporarily."

Chu Zhiye said quietly, "Mom and Dad don't want us anymore."

The teacher quickly retorted, "That's not how it works."

"Then why did they leave?"

"I'm only leaving temporarily. I'll be back tonight to pick up all the children."

“That’s right.” Chu Zhi nodded. “We will be sent here again tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow, or the day after that, or the day after that.”

Many children who had stopped crying started crying again upon hearing this.

The teacher patted his forehead.

My God!

That could kill someone.

Then she began to gently coax the children.

... ...

At 3 p.m., Chu Fang arrived at the kindergarten on time to pick up his two children. When he arrived at the gate, he saw the teacher with a look of utter despair on her face.

She's been in this line of work for so many years and is quite adept at dealing with children, but today she failed, defeated by these two kids.

Every time she had just calmed a crying child down, Chu Zhi would chime in with a few words that hit home, making the children cry again. She hadn't done anything else all day but spent all her time comforting the kids.

Chu Jin was no good either; on the very first day, he took a ladder and scaled the wall, preparing to escape and head towards the so-called free world.

Goodness, but she almost had a heart attack from the fright.

Chu Fang asked with a smile, "Teacher, are my two children well-behaved at kindergarten?"

Can I say they're not well-behaved? ... ...The teacher suppressed her complaints and forced a smile: "Good boy, Mr. Chu, your two children are very well-behaved."

If lying would be punished by lightning, the teacher felt he would be struck by lightning and reduced to ashes.

Seeing the teacher answer through gritted teeth, Chu Fang asked, "Did you guys get into trouble?"

Chu Zhi also tilted his head back: "Does telling the truth count as causing trouble?"

Chu Jin nodded: "We are all good children."

Seeing this, Chu Fang didn't say much. He took the two children's hands and prepared to go home. Chu Jin tugged at his arm, and he looked in the direction his daughter pointed and saw KFC.

Kids just love eating fried food, and Zhong Tingyue often argued with him about it.

Chu Fang shook his head: "No, your mother said that you can't eat this junk food, otherwise she'll kill me."

He put the two children in the car and said, "We have to hurry home; your aunt is waiting for you there."

"Auntie's home!" Upon hearing this, Chu Jin's eyes lit up with excitement.

Chu Zhiye, on the other hand, felt a bit fearful and apprehensive.

... ...