Daddy Academy

Chapter 3284 You've crossed the line, Auntie

Chapter 3284 You've crossed the line, Auntie

10:30 PM, Little Red Horse Late Night School.

Tonight, all the children were picked up by their parents; not a single one was left.

Xiao Bai was greatly surprised by this. He kept asking and searching up and down the stairs, but he couldn't find a single child left.

It seems she won't need to be on duty in the dormitory on the second floor tonight.

She wandered over to the office of Principal Huang and saw that the door was ajar with light coming out. She peeked through the crack in the door and saw that Principal Huang was engrossed in her work at her desk and had not noticed her arrival.

She watched for a while, hoping the headmaster would notice her and invite her in, but in this situation, she had to create her own opportunity. So she coughed, and sure enough, Aunt Huang looked over, saw it was her, smiled and waved her in, asking if there was anything she needed.

Xiao Bai didn't answer, but asked first, "Grandma Huang, are you still working? You work so hard."

Aunt Huang said with a smile, "Our district is going to pilot a late-night school, and I'm looking at the materials they brought over."

Xiao Bai peeked at the documents, seemingly quite interested in them.

Aunt Huang then handed over the materials, asking her to take a look and point out any problems.

Xiao Bai quickly waved his hand and said instead, "Let my old man find you a couple more helpers, I'll talk to my old man!"

Aunt Huang smiled happily and said, "No need, no need, this busy period will pass. It's not usually this busy."

Xiao Bai said "oh" and then asked about the pilot program for the late-night school. She came mainly to find out about the progress and the activities of the six uncles, aunts, brothers and sisters who were learning on the job these past two days.

"Do they like our little red horse?" This is what Xiaobai cares about most.

Aunt Huang smiled and said, "They really like it here. They all say that Little Red Horse is the most comfortable place they've ever been."

Little Bai chuckled, "These kids are the cutest, aren't they? Haha~"

“Yes, yes, the children here are the cutest too,” Aunt Huang chimed in.

After getting the answer she wanted, Xiaobai leisurely went upstairs to go home. She was going to find the old man to help the headmistress get a few more assistants.

Meanwhile, at the Bai family home, Robin was throwing a tantrum.

The child didn't want to go home and wanted to stay at Little Red Horse's place, but her parents tricked and brought her back.

Robin was still furious when she got home. She brandished an inflatable steel fork and went on a rampage, which led to her being disciplined by her grandmother.

Her grandmother didn't waste any more words with her, but directly tied her to an inflatable steel fork and placed her in the entrance hall, making her a human sculpture to greet guests.

Robin looked defiant, his neck stiff, like a martyr ready to die for his cause!

Her father secretly slipped over to visit her and reminded her to apologize to her grandmother and lower her head; then she would be let go.

Robin, however, raised his little head excitedly and said, "None of the little red horse's children are cowards! ╭(╯^╰)╮~"

Bai Zhiqiang thought this kid seemed clueless, which was really a headache.

He patiently persuaded her, "Apologizing to Grandma isn't admitting defeat; a good child is one who knows their mistakes and can correct them!"

Robin asked, "Does that count as having guts?"

Bai Zhiqiang didn't know where she learned this word from; it sounded rather bold and made him feel quite uncomfortable.

"You've got guts, you've got guts."

When he thought Robin was going to take the opportunity to step down, the silly Robin said, "Don't bow down to bad people! Liu Liu will laugh."

……

Bai Zhiqiang talked for a long time, but Robin remained unmoved. He wanted to continue, but Ma Lanhua saw him.

Malanhua ordered him to leave immediately and not to pay any attention to Robin.

Bai Zhiqiang left, and Ma Lanhua stared at Robin, who was tied to an inflatable steel fork, from afar.

Robin snorted coldly, raised his chin high, looked at the ceiling, and refused to comply even at the cost of his life.

Malanhua walked over, circled around her once, and neither of them said a word. Then Malanhua left.

The family seemed to be getting ready for bed, and they all went back to their rooms. The main light in the living room was turned off, leaving only a few small nightlights on.

Robin started to panic.

Suddenly, the motion-sensor light in the entryway went out, and Robin yelled, "Help! Help! We have guests! Someone's knocking!!!"

The door opened, and Bai Jianping was about to come out when Ma Lanhua pulled him inside. Then Ma Lanhua came out on her own.

“Where would guests come from? Who would come in the middle of the night!” Ma Lanhua saw through Robin’s little trick at a glance.

Robin stiffened his neck, snorted coldly, and continued to tough it out.

Malanhua sneered. She loved how unruly the children were; she had a hundred ways to make them cry.

"Then you can stay here and we'll go to sleep."

After Malanhua finished speaking, she left, returned to her room, and slammed the door shut.

Robin was alone in the living room again. The light in the entryway was off, leaving it pitch black. Startled, Robin continued to shout, "Help! Help! We have guests! We have guests—"

This time, Malanhua didn't come out again. Robin called for a while, and then her parents' bedroom door opened. Bai Zhiqiang came out and whispered to her, "Change the interface. Don't keep using this one. Who would fall for it twice?"

Robin said earnestly, "Didn't you come?"

"Emmm~~~" Bai Zhiqiang was somewhat speechless.

Robin urged her father to release her immediately: "I'm still a child, I'm still in kindergarten. It's illegal for you to tie me up. If I tell Xiaomi's older sister, you're all doomed. You'll be arrested and go to jail!!! Hurry up and let the baby go."

Bai Zhiqiang laughed and said, "It's not that I don't want to let you go, it's that your grandma won't allow it. Just apologize to your grandma, bow your head and admit your mistake, and she'll let you go immediately."

Robin didn't respond, but said, "Dad, give me the phone, I need to call my aunt."

Bai Zhiqiang asked, "Why are you looking for your aunt? To ask her to come pick you up?"

Robin said, "No, I'll ask my aunt if she can apologize to my grandma."

Bai Zhiqiang: "..."

In the end, Robin obtained his aunt's permission before he apologized to Malanhua. He even knelt down and kowtowed, showing great sincerity that left no room for criticism.

Malanhua felt extremely satisfied: "If only it had been like this earlier, it would have been much better. It's been dragged on for so long."

Robin, being so small, followed closely behind her, saying, "If I'd done this earlier, I wouldn't be a hero!"

Malanhua looked down at the little one at her feet and mocked, "You're so small, do you even know what a hero is? Stop learning such nonsense. What has your aunt taught you?"

Robin immediately frowned and said, "That's too much, Auntie! You've crossed the line! I'm not happy!"

……

A few minutes later, Robin's screams echoed throughout the room.

Hiding in the bedroom, Bai Zhiqiang and Yang Yi were listening through the door. Yang Yi couldn't help but say to Bai Zhiqiang, "Go out and take a look. Just tell your mother that's enough. Robin is still so young. Don't punish him too harshly, or he'll be traumatized."

Bai Zhiqiang nodded: "Then I'll go take a look."

He opened the door and went out into the kitchen, where he saw his daughter tied to an inflatable steel fork again, but this time not in the entryway, but in the kitchen.

Robin was yelling, but she still refused to admit defeat, telling her grandma, "I'm a strong little stone, I won't give up, and no one can persuade me otherwise!"

She glanced at her father, then at her grandfather sitting to the side, and snorted coldly, becoming even more emboldened.