Chapter 7 Kindergarten (2)

   [In the original book, Gu Manxi brought his daughter Gu Chu to Zhao's house. In order not to let the scandal of "children out of wedlock" affect their reputation, the Zhao family planned to separate Gu Manxi's mother and daughter. They pretended to find a noble kindergarten for Gu Chu.

  After sending Gu Chu into kindergarten, Tang Chunxiu arranged for Gu Manxi and President Li to meet. President Li was greedy for money and lust, and he was really moved by the beautiful second lady of the Zhao family, and forced Gu Manxi who was unconscious that night.

  After Gu Manxi woke up, the tragedy had already happened. She realized that the Zhao family's sinister intentions would rather die than marry President Li. In order to force Gu Manxi to give in, Tang Chunxiu took her to the "noble" kindergarten where Gu Chu was enrolled. What kind of aristocratic kindergarten is this? It is almost the same as the pigsty.

  The little Gu Chu, who was originally white and tender, was so hungry and thin in just a few days that when she saw Gu Manxi, the little girl cried and said that she wanted to go home and wanted the milk cake made by her mother.

  Tang Chunxiu threatens and lures, claiming that as long as Gu Manxi marries President Li, he will let Gu Chu leave the kindergarten and reunite their mother and daughter.]

  Recalling the plot of dog-blood abuse, Gu Chu couldn't stop sighing.

  Kindergarten is the beginning of tragedy.

  She must stop!

"I have selected a kindergarten, called [Royal Kindergarten] in the eastern suburbs of Kyoto." Tang Chunxiu smiled and took Gu Manxi's hand, lovingly said, "Manxi, he is five years old at the beginning of the year, and the education problem cannot be left behind. You. Don't worry, this kindergarten is carefully selected by my mother. It is filled with aristocratic and wealthy children, and the teacher is also responsible."

  "You are still young. In addition to taking care of your children, you must also take care of yourself. Look at you, you are only 24 years old and you are so thin. Mom feels distressed."

   "In the future, my mother will show you the uncles and aunts in the clan. If you want to work, you can come to our Zhao family company."

  It looks like a kind mother, as if everything is being considered for Gu Manxi.

  Over there, Zhao Manshi also interrupted: "Sister, the quality of teaching in the Royal Kindergarten is really good. I was still young, so I should make more friends. Other peers are already learning English, so I can’t still play mud in the early days."

  Gu Manxi frowned: "My family was very smart at the beginning, she is a genius—"

   "Manxi, listen to my mother." Tang Chunxiu put on a motherly demeanor, "Mom owes you nineteen years, and now just wants to make up for you. Everything I do is for your good."

  Gu Manxi's eyes moved.

  It is true that although I was smart at the beginning and showed amazing language and technology talent at a young age, I always need to get in touch with my peers and make more friends.

  How can you always stay in the room and play computer games?

  First seat, Master Zhao kept drinking tea without saying a word.

  Gu Chu tilted his little head, and each of the Zhaos was an Oscar-winning actress. Oh, except for this cold noodle uncle.

   "Uncle, Chuchu doesn't want to go to kindergarten." Gu Chu pursed his lips, and the cute bun wrinkled, "Chuchu wants to play with uncle."

  Zhao Yan's eyes were gentle, and he hugged Gu Chu and said: "You can only meet new friends when you go to school."

  Gu Chu was reluctant to hold the milk cake and took a bite.

  Zhao Yan has a suspicion in his heart. He rarely returns home, but he knows that his parents are businessmen with the highest interests, and they only seek profit. His mother, Tang Chunxiu, was mean and bitter, and looked down upon the vulgar woman the most.

  Sister lost for eighteen years, Zhao Yan has never heard Tang Chunxiu mention to retrieve this sister. Tang Chunxiu had only her little daughter Manshi in her eyes, who devoted all her maternal love. Tang Chunxiu was indifferent to others, even his eldest son Zhao Yan, as if he was not his own son.

  (End of this chapter)