"You've grown quite bold, haven't you? Don't you know how dangerous pregnancy is?"
"Saying it's a lucky fate is just increasing the odds. Twins have a 1 in 90 chance, but quintuplets have a 1 in 60 million chance!"
"You've exhausted your lucky charm life, you're truly one of a kind!"
The "lucky koi fate" isn't something you can use forever; rather, it's a matter of how many chances a person with this fate has of achieving it. A pair of quintuplets is enough to exhaust the "lucky koi fate," after all, even post-apocalyptic superhumans aren't gods; how much "lucky koi fate" can they truly bestow?
Ke Meiyu chuckled, "Not quintuplets, but quadruplets. I wished to have quadruplets, a one in 700,000 chance. Otherwise, my lucky koi wouldn't have been lost and picked up by the fifth girl."
Ying Yan rubbed his forehead. He felt like he wasn't marrying a wife, but raising a daughter. He had endless worries.
Yingyan Company had just been established and there were many things to do, so Ke Meiyu and Grandma Ke took their five children to Sunshine Kindergarten to register.
The children were wearing white shirts and blue lantern shorts today, while the girls wore ruffled skirts with bows and white sneakers, looking very energetic.
When they arrived, the kindergarten director, having received the news, immediately came to greet them. She didn't even need to see them; she knew these were Ninth Master's children. Five such perfectly matched and outstanding children were renowned throughout the entire area!
"Sister-in-law, I won't stand on ceremony with you. The children are well-behaved and easy to take care of, so we'll just charge tuition for three children. They can go to the classroom to attend classes now." Principal Tian smiled and lowered her head to write out the bill.
Ke Meiyu didn't stand on ceremony with her. After all, as long as friends don't suffer losses, there are plenty of opportunities to help each other.
“Sister Tian, the children have grown up together. Although they are young, they are more mature than their peers and are indeed easy to manage. I am thinking of separating their classes so that they can have their own friends and avoid sticking together and having difficulty integrating into the class.”
The head of the field nodded in agreement, "That's right, even though the children are young, they are very prone to ostracizing others."
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