They were all knowledgeable people, and even though the child was making a fuss, they didn't go in to snatch the child.

They hid by the door and watched secretly, all of them acting like thieves.

The school was clearly used to this scene and did not stop them, since they couldn't see inside from the entrance anyway.

"When was your child born? Mine is just over three years old and he doesn't eat well. I'm worried he'll go hungry."

The people at the door were very welcoming when they saw Grandma Guo's attire. This was her youngest grandson, her youngest son's first child.

Her youngest daughter-in-law is pregnant again, and she's already being sent to school at such a young age.

Their family isn't short of money, but the child is so young, and she's terrified that he'll be bullied at school.

But her son said that this is how children from capable families do things, and children who don't attend the preschool education program will never amount to anything.

What else could she say but follow along, filled with fear and apprehension, to keep an eye on things?

“My child is just three years old. They eat well, but they are a bit slow, which makes me a little worried.”

In the past, if someone's eyes were constantly darting around like that, clearly indicating they weren't a decent person, Old Mrs. Guo would have completely ignored them.

But now she's also feeling anxious. When someone talks to her, even though they're from the same school, she rarely replies.

"They, are there two of them in your family? Boy or girl?" The man became interested.

"Yes, twin boys," Grandma Guo replied casually, but her eyes were still fixed on the classroom over there.

The old lady pursed her lips, thinking how lucky she was. She wondered if her youngest daughter-in-law was carrying a boy.

The old lady wanted to say something, but when she saw the teacher leading the children out, they were all lined up very well.

The old lady didn't care about anything else; when she saw her grandson, she hurriedly squeezed forward.

"Dabao, Grandma's here, here!" This call drew the attention of all the children who had come out to play.

The children, who hadn't been crying at first, started fussing again when they saw their parents.

The teacher quickly led the children inside, and the principal also came over with the teachers.

"Fellow comrades, I know you are worried about your children, but since you have entrusted your children to our school, please trust our school."

"Children need time to adapt. It's normal for them to cry on their first day of school. Our teachers are very experienced and will definitely take good care of the children."

"We also ask for your cooperation and request that you come to pick up your children after school this afternoon." The principal was very kind.

He had seen this situation many times before, and if it didn't bother the child, he would just turn a blind eye.

Once the child gets used to it, they won't come anymore. It's just that their shouting and commotion is really affecting the child.

Children will always need to go out to play and use the toilet. At that time, teachers won't have to do anything but comfort the children.

The people waiting at the door looked at the old woman with reproach; if it weren't for her, they would still be standing there watching.

Now look what's happened, they're all going to be kicked out, but no one dares to say anything.

In the past, if it were anything else, they might argue with each other if they were unhappy.

But not now. My child is still at school. What if we offend the principal or the teachers and they bully our child behind our backs?

They were all so arrogant outside, but here they didn't dare to say a word, and they all walked away with their heads bowed and scraping.

The old marshal sat in the principal's office, looking out and thinking to himself, "He seems to be a parent too."

"Then I'll be going now. You all do your work well." The old marshal thought it wouldn't be good if he put pressure on them.

What if he puts pressure on his family, Chaochao Hehe, later?

The principal politely saw them to the door, and the old marshal said goodbye to his in-laws before taking Xiao Liu back home.

Grandma Guo walked slowly back home by herself. It was only a ten-minute walk from here, and she didn't ask anyone to take her. She treated it as a stroll.

"Sister, is that the person driving the military vehicle your relative?" The old lady from before also came over.

"What do you want?" Old Mrs. Guo recognized the person as the one who had been shouting earlier. It was because of her that no one could stay here.

He looks shifty and suspicious, not like a good person.

"It's nothing, I was just asking. I also live in this area, can we walk together? We can pick up the kids together in the future."

The man seemed oblivious to her impatience and even looked pleased.

"No need. I don't usually pick them up. I'm too old. Those are my granddaughter's children, and their parents pick them up."

Grandma Guo had lived in that area for a while. While not everyone knew her, many people around her were familiar with her.

She had never seen this person before, and even if they were from this area, they were probably quite far away.

Unless it's intentional, we might not see each other again in the future.

"Is that so? But it's fate that your children are attending the same school. What do you do?"

Upon hearing that it was her granddaughter's child, the woman thought the relationship was distant, as the families of her old friends were all well-off.

Her family is not an ordinary family. Associating with people from poor families won't offer her any help and will only lower her own status.

“My family lives in another city. My granddaughter got into university, so I’m helping her take care of her child.”

After saying this, Grandma Guo left without looking back.

Her words made it seem like she came from the countryside and had finally gotten into university, with her family's elders coming to help take care of her child.

Grandma was amused by her snobbish manner and the way she looked like she'd wasted her time; there are always people like that wherever you go.

She had no time to think about outsiders; her mind was only on the two little ones. When school was over, the whole family went to pick them up.

Suti got leave from the instructor, thinking she should finish what she started, even though she might not be able to pick him up tomorrow.

When Chaochao and Hehe came out, they were very happy and waved goodbye to their teachers, unlike the others who clung to their parents looking very aggrieved.

They happily shared with their families how much fun they had at school.

"Get in the car first, there are too many people here." Marshal Li held the hands of the two children, amidst the sounds of crying and fussing.

"Why are they crying? They didn't cry in class, but they cried when they saw their family. Is it because they don't want to go home?"

"I think going to school is quite fun. Our teacher even gave my brother and me a little red flower. I was the first to finish my meal today."

Hehe saw many of his classmates crying their hearts out on the bus.

Thinking that we'll see each other again tomorrow, there's no need to be so sad.

"I also have a little red flower. It was originally stuck on my head, but it fell off when I washed my hands, so I put it in my schoolbag and will show it to you when I get home."

Chaochao was also very happy.