Jiang Tong bought Hanhan a new little backpack and started sending her to kindergarten. Sure enough, she became Qiqi's classmate.

Qiqi is taken to school by his nanny. The kindergarten is only about a ten-minute walk from Emperor Garden, which is very close.

Hanhan didn't cry on her first day of kindergarten, but when she came back, she had a little tagalong following her around.

Qiqi looked at Jiang Tong and said in a childish voice, "Auntie, I'm here! Daddy has been very busy lately, can I come to your house to play after school?"

Jiang Tong, of course, did not refuse.

He smiled and agreed.

She didn't care about the gifts from Qiqi's family; she simply thought he was cute, and besides, he was a child whose father was away working all year round, leaving him all alone and pitiful. It wouldn't hurt to take him in for a while.

Surprisingly, Hanhan didn't reject Qiqi; on the contrary, she seemed quite curious about him.

Zhou Jiaqi is such a talkative kid.

They buzz around Hanhan's ear all day long, calling her "Little Sister Hanhan" repeatedly.

Hanhan's real name is Jiang Muhan, but everyone basically calls her Hanhan. She is quiet and likes to observe. She probably has never seen a child as talkative as Zhou Jiaqi. She has a sweet tongue and knows how to coax people.

Unlike Peipei, who is sweet-talking but lacks manners, she is always sweet-talking when she begs and acts cute, but when she doesn't get what she wants, she will yell and cry, and she will even hit her grandparents and Jiang Tong.

Zhou Jiaqi is sweet-talking and well-behaved, with excellent upbringing and impeccable manners. However, she is a bit clingy, prone to acting spoiled, and can be a little bit pampered.

The main reason is that this little brat looks just like his father; he's so handsome, like a little angel or a little prince. Hanhan is a sucker for good looks, which explains why she's so tolerant of him—she's been more friendly than ever before.