Chapter 66 Met a Classmate

Lin Ruoyan believes that smart parents will probably have some ideas when they see this.

Most people would continue to list their child's specialties, after all, the list above is too narrow. Many children in kindergarten have taken exams in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, and have won various awards, so there is not enough space to list them in one line.

As for family members, if the child's parents and ancestors are all outstanding, four lines will definitely not be enough to fill in. Can you only fill in the grandparents and not the grandparents? You must not favor one over the other and write them all in the remarks column.

Others write about what extracurricular tutoring classes their children have attended, which countries and cities they have visited to broaden their horizons and participate in study tours, and even fill in the results of any IQ tests.

If that were the case, Lin Ruoyan felt that her son, who had never taken any serious extracurricular classes besides Go, really had no way of filling in the notes section. Furthermore, she had only filled in two of the four rows in the relative section, and she had to fill in two more: her biological parents. However, the original book contained very little about these two people, and they were both deceased. Forcing them to fill in would only take up space in the relative section, leaving the notes section unused.

Lin Mengxi does know two foreign languages ​​and is well-read, but these are not certified by any formal institution. She has never obtained any grading certificates or participated in any competitions. Without any awards, her level cannot be judged. It would be better not to write it if she is suspected of fabricating it.

So, how should she fill in this note to make it stand out from the crowd and make the teacher's eyes light up when he sees hers among a pile of forms?

After thinking for a long time, Lin Ruoyan wrote in the notes what she could do for the school.

This was the inspiration given by the prodigal system's puffing in her mind. She could donate money to the school, spend money on her son, and fully utilize the money-eating beast and money-shredding machine.

The money in her account was enough to last her four to five months. As long as her son was admitted, she could donate the school's sponsorship fee. She would accept any money the school needed to repair the school building, renovate the playground, purchase various equipment, or install air conditioners in the classrooms.

She could also invite university officials to her courtyard house to hold lectures promoting traditional culture, and pay professors from home and abroad to give lectures through Professor Qiao Yizhi or Zhao Xingxing. If these experts and scholars were willing to come, she would provide them with food and lodging.

If the key primary school were to provide the above resources, they could actually do so, and they wouldn't necessarily be short of money. However, Lin Ruoyan specifically mentioned that she could proactively sponsor and handle various invitations and events on behalf of the school. This would save the school money and effort in organizing events, and who wouldn't like that?

Although Lin Ruoyan was unsure about the re-examination with her parents, she still calmly handed in the form she had filled out. This kind of note, unconventional, immediately reflected the aura of a wealthy family with plenty of money.

The teacher re-numbered the 200 parents who attended the class that afternoon and took away the form, telling them to group themselves according to their numbers and wait outside the ten classrooms.

Lin Ruoyan saw that there was a number range at the door of each classroom, with every five numbers in a time period. She found her number and discovered that she still had to wait for an hour, so she didn't rush. She set the alarm on her mobile phone ten minutes in advance and took her son for a stroll around the campus.

She saw that the parents' forms were also sent into the classroom according to their numbers. She guessed that those forms would be used as references during the re-examination.

While strolling on campus, Lin Mengxi met her kindergarten classmate Ou Xiaoxue.

Although Lin Mengxi had only been in kindergarten for a short time and didn't talk much with his classmates, he remembered everyone's name clearly. Ou Xiaoxue also knew him. She thought the little boy who made the homeroom teacher cry was really amazing!

Ou Xiaoxue took the initiative to greet: "Lin Mengxi!"

Lin Mengxi also waved and called out, "Ou Xiaoxue."

Lin Ruoyan could tell from the girl's appearance, speech and behavior that she came from a wealthy family. Meeting her during the re-examination proved that she was also very smart.

Physiological differences: boys' brains and bodies develop later in childhood, which is particularly obvious in kindergarten. Girls appear to be smart, sensible and versatile.

Lin Ruoyan had heard of Ou Xiaoxue from the kindergarten principal and knew she was quite talented. She'd passed both piano and English exams, and had won city or district awards in rhythmic gymnastics, calligraphy, and painting. She'd even represented the kindergarten in a city-wide cultural performance and was a master at every kindergarten subject.

Next to Ou Xiaoxue were her parents and four elderly people. These parents were well-dressed and looked like well-mannered, high-level intellectuals.

But for a kindergarten kid to learn so many talents, even if so many parents take turns picking them up, the parents change, but the children don't. It must be very tiring. Now the girl is obviously a little nervous and not very energetic. It's obvious that she's sleep deprived.

According to Lin Ruoyan's understanding, the gifted class wasn't for the average smart kid. If they weren't born with exceptional intelligence, and simply squeezed into the gifted class because they'd learned a little more, they'd probably find it difficult and painful to learn in the future, and face immense mental stress.

I just don’t know what type of person Ou Xiaoxue is. If her family expects her to become a successful person and develop well-roundedly since childhood, then she is actually very pitiful.

After politely greeting Ou Xiaoxue's parents, Lin Ruoyan didn't plan to chat much. She just wanted to find a cool place to rest and relax with her son.

But Lin Ruoyan was beautiful, dressed in designer clothes, and had the attire of a successful person. Ou Xiaoxue's mother remembered that her kindergarten teacher and her daughter had mentioned that Lin Mengxi was very smart and read adult books. She wondered if the two children could continue to be classmates in the gifted class. There was nothing wrong with her daughter having a smart, wealthy classmate, so she struck up a conversation with Lin Ruoyan.

"Mrs. Lin, why don't I see your parents?"

Some time ago, Yu Youyu and Zhou Wei went to the kindergarten gate to pick up the children. They were probably mistaken for Lin Mengxi's grandparents. She didn't explain, and just said, "They don't usually live in Beijing. They just came to see us and have gone back now."

Ou Xiaoxue's mother had seen it with her own eyes when she came to pick up her child. The two elderly people took Lin Mengxi to a luxury car worth millions. The luxury car was driven by a special driver. Now, looking at Lin Mengxi's mother up close, she saw high-end clothes, watches worth hundreds of thousands of yuan, and bags worth hundreds of thousands of yuan. This Lin family is definitely a top-tier wealthy family.

I just don’t know why children from wealthy families still come to the public kindergarten in X City District. Are they here to experience life?

The Ou family is not actually a wealthy family. They are all employees of state-owned enterprises. Even if the family has some savings and can be considered well-off, it is definitely not as luxurious as the Lin family.

Seeing that her husband was still in a daze, Mother Ou whispered a few words to remind him to be careful. The Lin family is a wealthy family. Even if they cannot be elementary school classmates in the future, they still have the network of classmates from her daughter's kindergarten. If they can make friends with a wealthy family, they will definitely not suffer any loss.

Father Ou always listened to his wife. He smiled and leaned over to her, saying something to make conversation, "Mrs. Lin, we've heard from Xiaoxue that your son is very smart. Now we've both been selected for the reselection for the gifted class. What a coincidence. I wonder which university you graduated from? To be able to raise such an outstanding child, it must be a prestigious school, right?"

Lin Ruoyan could only feel embarrassed but remained polite, and said truthfully: "Mr. Ou, you are too polite. I only have a high school education. I run a company and do business, so I don't usually care about my son's studies."

What she said was true. Lin Mengxi's studies were taken care of by the two elders of the Yu family. After they left, Lin Mengxi arranged what books to read on her own, and she didn't dare to ask.