A child of six or seven, no matter how "precocious" or clever and sly, still had only such a tiny little head. There were many things they could neither understand nor explain.
Take Li Ye's daughter arguing with her classmate this time. On the surface, it was only because of a copy of The Lion King, and the teacher had called in the parents, leaving even Grandma Wu Juying stewing over it for quite a while.
But after Li Ye happened to hear his son mention that Xu Xianpeng was the class "bully," he slowly dug up all sorts of details.
In truth, Little Pouch and Xu Xianpeng had long shown signs of butting heads. Compared with those honest, well-behaved classmates, Little Pouch and Xu Xianpeng were two little "smart alecks" who clearly stood apart from the other children.
It was only that Little Pouch had been repeatedly taught by her family since childhood that she was not allowed to bully others, while Xu Xianpeng had several friends he had grown up with, so he unconsciously developed a sort of big-brother air, where those who followed him prospered.
You knew what students in the nineties were like. Once three or five kids gathered together, all sorts of things happened. At the drop of a hat, it was, "Big Brother, that guy refuses to accept you. Let's give him a beating."
But Little Pouch could not stand that sort of thing. A few days ago, when Xu Xianpeng and the others beat a classmate until his nose bled, Little Pouch stepped in to stop them and even reported it to the teacher. Yet afterward, that student tearfully "made peace," which left Little Pouch thoroughly annoyed.
After that, Xu Xianpeng found Little Pouch unpleasant to look at. He was too embarrassed to