Transmigrated into the Villain’s Family to be the Pampered Favorite 110

Chapter 110: Doing Problems

The cool morning air blew against Nuonuo’s little face, waking him up from his daze.

Letting out a small yawn, Nuonuo was led out of the car by Fei Han’s hand, taking small steps towards the kindergarten.

At the main gate, Fei Han half-crouched down, straightened the little yellow hat on Nuonuo’s head, which had been slept on crookedly, and after a couple of careful instructions, he pinched Nuonuo’s little cheek. “Go on in. Brother will pick you up in the afternoon.”

Nuonuo hummed in agreement a couple of times and was led in by Teacher Xiao Ran’s hand, still reluctantly turning his little face to look back at his brother.

It wasn’t until they reached the corner and Fei Han’s figure had completely disappeared that Nuonuo finally turned his little head back.

Because of the pre-exam cram session, Nuonuo was the last to arrive today. By the time he got there, the other little friends had already started to play noisily.

Lei Xiaoyan, as usual, was using his size advantage to occupy the only little wooden horse.

Gu Ze was playing with blocks. Seeing Nuonuo come over, he quickly ran over and asked, “Nuonuo, why are you so late today?”

Nuonuo’s little head was still filled with a bunch of messy numbers. Hearing Gu Ze’s words, he was dazed for a long while before he said in a muddle, “I… I was studying, and then I was late.”

Gu Ze frowned slightly, but he quickly smiled again and took Nuonuo’s hand to walk forward. “Look at the blocks I’ve built. It’s the kind of little car you were talking about a few days ago!”

Nuonuo was indeed attracted by Gu Ze’s words. The arithmetic problems in his little head were instantly cleared away, and he quickly ran over with Gu Ze, his eyes sparkling as they played with the blocks together.

The morning snack was a soft and bouncy little pudding. Each little friend also had a piece of apple. Nuonuo held the apple piece with both hands and gnawed on it with his little baby teeth.

Zhou Xiaole from the next class, the moment he saw his boss, he toddled over with his own tray, sniffling as he sat opposite Nuonuo.

Unlike Nuonuo’s quiet way of eating, whenever Zhou Xiaole and Lei Xiaoyan sat together, they were always noisy. The two of them ate as if they were fighting, and their entire trays were a mess.

Nuonuo looked at the apple crumbs that had splattered onto the side of his tray, and his little mouth couldn’t help but pucker. He wiggled his little bottom and moved a little further away from Zhou Xiaole.

After Zhou Xiaole and Lei Xiaoyan had finished their argument, he picked up his bowl and slurped up the pudding in one go. He let out a small burp and looked up to ask, “Boss, did you guys have a pop quiz?”

The small class students all had to take a small test today, but Zhou Xiaole’s class had their test first thing in the morning, without even having a snack as a transition.

Hearing this, Nuonuo shook his little head. “No, ya? What’s a wittle test?”

“It’s just writing things on paper.”

Zhou Xiaole chewed on his fingers, thought of the messy lines he had drawn on the paper, and nodded his head with certainty.

Nuonuo, who had long since forgotten what his brother had said in the morning, was still holding his little pudding and said with a straight little face, “Teacher Xiao Ran didn’t say we had to write anything.”

Zhou Xiaole immediately let out an “ah,” wiggled his bottom, and said with envy, “Then your teacher is really nice. I sat there for a long time, and the teacher didn’t let me move!”

Nuonuo also crinkled his eyes and nodded, swinging his short little legs as he continued to happily eat his pudding.

But Teacher Xiao Ran, who was the best in Nuonuo’s heart, walked into the classroom with a stack of papers the moment the little friends finished their snacks and clapped her hands. “Little friends, do you remember what the teacher said about the pop quiz?”

Nuonuo was still holding a block in his hand. He was completely stunned, staring at Teacher Xiao Ran in a daze, and it took him a long while to come back to his senses.

Pouting, Nuonuo kicked the block that had fallen on the floor with his little foot and decided that today, Teacher Xiao Ran was not the best!

The other little classmates in the class also didn’t remember this at all, but they still followed the teacher’s instructions, sat obediently in their chairs, held their pencils, and scratched their heads at the arithmetic problems on the paper.

Bai Xin hummed Fei Jing’s latest song in a small voice and drew several pretty little flowers on the paper with her pencil.

Teacher Xiao Ran walked over and frowned slightly. “Xinxin, you can’t draw. You have to write the answer on the back. Here, right here.”

Only then did Bai Xin slowly and very reluctantly erase her drawing.

And Nuonuo, sitting next to her, was propping his chubby little chin on his hands, imitating his brother’s sigh from the morning as he sighed heavily at these few problems.

“Aiya!”

These problems look so familiar.

But I just don’t know how to do them…

Seeing Nuonuo’s worried and troubled little appearance, Teacher Xiao Ran couldn’t help but let out a chuckle. “Be good and write. These are all problems from yesterday’s homework.”

After Teacher Xiao Ran walked away, Nuonuo continued to daze with his little face in his hands.

Lei Xiaoyan, diagonally opposite him, was grabbing his hair, looking as if he were also in a very difficult situation. Finally, he let out a heavy sigh and, giving up on himself, clamped the pencil between his nose and upper lip.

His gaze met Nuonuo’s, and Lei Xiaoyan even playfully made a funny face at Nuonuo with the pencil in his mouth.

Nuonuo tilted his head and looked at him, his little eyes crinkling as he covered his lips and giggled quietly.

Lei Xiaoyan also grinned. Just as he was about to do a more difficult trick, he was hit on the little forehead by a fist from Teacher Xiao Ran, who had walked over.

“Lei Xiaoyan, the other little friends are almost done! Look at you, your paper is still all blank.”

Hearing Teacher Xiao Ran’s slightly angry words, Nuonuo also quickly lowered his little head and continued to worry over the problems on the paper.

Gu Ze on the side had long since finished these few problems. Seeing Nuonuo wringing his little hands in a daze, he turned his head and asked, “Nuonuo, why aren’t you writing?”

Nuonuo clutched his little pencil, his little face a match for a little bitter gourd. “I don’t know how, ya.”

Gu Ze let out an “oh,” and then, thinking of something, he peeked over and said, “Then I’ll help you write! I know how.”

Hearing this, Nuonuo’s little eyes instantly filled with light, sparkling unbelievably. “Okay, okay, ya!”

Just as Gu Ze was about to write for Nuonuo with his pencil, Lei Xiaoyan next door also came over, shaking his big head as he quickly pulled Gu Ze and asked, “Gu Ze, Gu Ze, can you help me write too?”

“But…”

Before Gu Ze could finish, another voice came from above.

“How about you help me write too?”

Teacher Xiao Ran stood with her hands on her hips, her brows furrowed as she looked at this “cheating trio.”

Nuonuo had no idea what cheating was. With a dazed little face, he asked in confusion, “Does Teacher Xiao Ran also have to do problems?”

Lei Xiaoyan also scratched his head. “How about we let Gu Ze help Teacher Xiao Ran write too? Gu Ze writes very fast!”

Gu Ze also nodded, looked at the time, and his calm little face showed a hint of reliability. “I can. Teacher Xiao Ran, you can bring the paper over.”

Teacher Xiao Ran: “…”

It seems a little difficult to explain cheating to a three-year-old child, Teacher Xiao Ran thought with a slight headache.

“Gu Ze, you can help Nuonuo write his problems today, but what about in the future? Can you help him with every pop quiz?”

Teacher Xiao Ran half-crouched down to be at eye level with the little friends.

Gu Ze, on the other hand, thought very seriously for a moment and then nodded his head. “I can. I write problems very fast.”

Every time they did homework, it would take Lei Xiaoyan more than half an hour, but Gu Ze could finish in just over ten minutes. He felt that with the remaining time, it was completely enough to help Nuonuo write another copy.

Teacher Xiao Ran could only continue to ask patiently, “But what if you two are not together in the future? Can you still help him?”

Gu Ze seemed to be stunned by the question. He frowned slightly. “Why wouldn’t we be together? Can’t Nuonuo and I be together forever?”

He wants to be good friends with Nuonuo for a lifetime!

Nuonuo was still foolishly on the side, nodding his little head along. “That’s right. I’ll always be with Gu Ze!”

He’s the great villain, and Gu Ze is the little protagonist. Liuliu said he has to bully the little protagonist for a long time!

Seeing that she couldn’t get through to them, Teacher Xiao Ran could only sigh helplessly and change her approach, trying her best to make the little friends understand that helping others with their problems was a bad behavior.

After giving two simple examples, the little friends present finally nodded, not quite understanding.

Teacher Xiao Ran didn’t expect them to completely understand. After handing Nuonuo’s test paper to him, she rubbed his little head and said softly, “Nuonuo, be good and write. After you’re done, the teacher will reward you with a little red flower.”

The stimulation of a little red flower was much more useful than any long lecture. Now, not only Nuonuo, but all the others who were playing with their pencils, picking at their erasers, and chewing on their fingers, their little eyes lit up, and they quickly lowered their heads to do their problems seriously.

After more than ten minutes, Nuonuo had racked his brains and filled in his answers. After handing it to the teacher on his tiptoes, he finally let out a heavy breath.

Whether it’s right or wrong, at least it’s filled.

After the test, it was time for a happy meal and a nap.

Nuonuo lay obediently on his little bed, covered with a little blue blanket. His long eyelashes trembled a couple of times, and in no time, he fell into a daze and into a dream.

On the small bed next to him lay Gu Ze. Gu Ze turned to his side and looked at the closed-eyed Nuonuo, unable to help but reach out his little finger and poke his cheek.

“Nuonuo, are you asleep?”

Gu Ze asked in a whisper.

The drowsiness that Nuonuo had just brewed was chased away by Gu Ze. He dazedly opened his little eyes a crack and also said in a small voice, “I’m asleep. Gu Ze, why aren’t you sleeping?”

Gu Ze sighed lightly and propped his little chin on his hands. “Nuonuo, do you think we’ll always be good friends?”

Teacher Xiao Ran’s words today had still affected Gu Ze to some extent, and his little heart had inevitably been hit.

Nuonuo’s eyes couldn’t help but squint again. He hummed a couple of times and said, “We will, I guess…”

Before he could finish, Nuonuo’s little head tilted, and he directly passed out and entered dreamland again.

Gu Ze looked at the once-again-sleeping Nuonuo, could only sigh lightly, and lay on his small bed, continuing to worry by himself.

The afternoon sun was quiet and pleasant, shining on the two children’s small beds, as if it had draped a warm-colored velvet blanket over them.