Chapter 841: Chapter 627: The Name Tag in Your Hand Feels Heavy, Doesn’t It? (2)

Back then, it was He who handled Guo Tong’s case, and he conducted detailed investigations on everyone related to Guo Tong.

This Guo Shuai is a typical troublemaker.

A person who believes he will eventually make a name for himself, yet might never understand why he can’t achieve his goals in his lifetime.

With Wu Rong’s weakness in his hands, Guo Shuai became complacent and entered the office without a hint of caution.

Such a person...

is sure to amount to nothing.

He resembles his sister Guo Tong, but is even more foolish and lowly than Guo Tong.

"The evidence concerning Wu Rong in your possession isn’t just of interest to Wu Rong; this newly appointed official here is also very interested..."

"..."

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September.

Su Xiaomeng never expected that despite all her worries about Shuangshuang and Huang Huang having problems at kindergarten, they indeed did have problems.

On the first day of kindergarten, around three in the afternoon, Xiao Meng was called to Peony Kindergarten by the principal.

While the driver drove, Su Xiaomeng couldn’t help but think that she might be the only parent in all of Beijing being called to kindergarten because of their child’s mischief on the opening day.

Thinking this way, upon arriving at the principal’s office of the kindergarten, Su Xiaomeng "joyfully" discovered that she wasn’t the only parent in this situation!

However...

The parents who arrived earlier were those of the boy that Prince Huang had beaten up.

The man looked somewhat overweight, burly, but dressed in a suit with a dark blue patterned tie, indicating a certain social status.

The woman wore a lot of jewelry, and the sharp-eyed Su Xiaomeng quickly recognized them as the latest releases from major jewelry brands this year.

Peony Kindergarten is, in name, a public kindergarten, but it’s recognized as the best public kindergarten in Beijing.

Quite a few parents with strong economic backgrounds consider sending their children to private kindergartens for better and more complete education and care.

However, if given the chance to enter Peony Kindergarten, they won’t consider sending their children to private kindergartens anymore.

Such a perception likely drives this public kindergarten further towards the direction of a private elite kindergarten.

The proportion of children from ordinary working-class families decreases each year, while the proportion of children from families of high-ranking officials and powerful people rises.

The man and woman sat on a sofa to the side, with a chubby boy in the man’s arms showing bruises on his face and marks of fall on his hands and knees.

The boy curled up in his father’s arms, teardrops clinging to the corners of his eyes.

Sitting opposite this family were Shuangshuang and Huang Huang.

Before Xiao Meng entered the room, the kindergarten principal was still comforting the injured child’s parents.

The woman’s voice was sharp, fiercely protective of her child, especially upon seeing the twin siblings across having not an ounce of fear in their eyes.

The boy named Yin Huaiyu stroked the hand of the girl named Yin Jinxi, occasionally lowering his head and blowing on it, asking,

"Does it hurt?"

"Yes, it hurts."

The girl’s hand only had a red scratch from a nail, without a drop of blood.

Yet, she looked seriously at the boy and nodded that it hurt.

The siblings sat across from them... so young yet aware of how to act!

"But it doesn’t hurt when brother blows on it!"

Just after pouting, Shuangshuang’s mouth bent into a joyful arc, raising her hands high in excitement.

Prince Huang showed no expression as he heard his sister say this, but his eyes lingered on Shuangshuang’s hand with concern.

"I really want to know what kind of parents these two children have! Allowing such young kids to be so violent and arrogant!"

Even the kindergarten principal was secretly shocked at Yin Huaiyu and Yin Jinxi.

Having served as principal for a decade, such children were really unheard of...

The siblings didn’t seem three years old; rather, they seemed two or three years older.

Especially the brother Yin Huaiyu, silent and reticent, initially thought to be nervous and fearful leaving home for kindergarten, unwilling to communicate with strangers...

Such situations were not uncommon.

The principal thought so in the morning, but after the afternoon’s incident, his expression toward Yin Huaiyu completely changed.

This child likely wasn’t shy and timid...

He pushed people to the ground and punched when he pounced.

Indeed, a three-year-old’s strength wasn’t much, but his opponent was a child of similar age...

With such a fall, the child named Yue Wenshan scraped his elbow and knee, crying pitifully.