If these children weren't strange, Yin Zhu would find it hard to understand why their parents would accept such conditions.
After all, feelings need to be cultivated. Normal children will be closer to the people they spend more time with. On Earth, there are also many cases where parents go out to work and leave their children in the care of the grandparents. These children are called left-behind children.
Left-behind children often experience more psychological problems than children from happier families, such as introversion, loneliness, negativity, and low self-esteem caused by the lack of parental affection.
But the children here didn't see any problem at all; they even fought over their own food!
Thinking of this, Yin Zhu couldn't help but pull hard on her hand, suddenly opening the dormitory door and looking into the room with a face full of anger.
As soon as Yin Zhu opened the dormitory door, she saw her roommates.
My roommate is a female teacher surnamed Xiao in the cafeteria. Strangely, this teacher Xiao is a standard Caucasian with blonde hair and blue eyes. Because of her unusual appearance, Yin Zhu couldn't help but glance at her several times while eating.
"What's wrong?" Teacher Xiao's expression was very strange.
This expression wasn't just bizarre; it was a strange state of wanting to laugh but being frightened by Yin Zhu's anger. The corners of his mouth still held a grinning smile, but his eyes widened abruptly in terror, creating a very distorted and fused look.
"Ah, it's nothing. I'm just in a slightly bad mood, but I don't feel like fighting anything right now."
Yin Zhu forced a smile out of her anger, trying to appear gentle.
"Hey, I just came back to get some things, I'm leaving now, you don't need to worry about me." Looking at that smile that was trying so hard to suppress anger, Teacher Xiao felt a chill run down her spine, afraid that Teacher Hao might not like her and would come over to vent her anger on her.
After quickly leaving the room, Teacher Xiao suddenly realized: Conflicts are not allowed between colleagues, so why should I be afraid of her?
Yin Zhu watched as she left the room, even closing the door behind her, before belatedly realizing something: Shouldn't Teacher Xiao have been in the cafeteria when she finished eating and left? Even if she had finished eating, she would have taken the children outside to exercise and digest their food. How could she have arrived at the dormitory faster than her?
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