It turned out Little Pouch was no ordinary little girl. When Li Ye went to the school again that weekend, he indeed saw Xu Xianpeng's father and mother, grandfather and grandmother, and one aunt as well.
That made Li Ye's side, with its "four aunts," seem far less eye-catching.
Everyone cared about the children, so they took the matter seriously and came in such numbers. Nothing wrong with that, right?
In any case, Teacher Yan had arranged for the two sides to meet in the classroom this time. No matter how many people came, there was room for them all.
But while Li Ye saw nothing wrong with it, the other side thought there was a huge problem.
Xu Xianpeng's grandmother said sourly, "Oh my, are you afraid we have too many people and will bully you? You dragged your whole family along and brought four aunts all the way from Dongshan. It couldn't have been easy making the trip to the capital, could it?"
Li Yue, the eldest sister, and her younger sisters were all stunned. After learning that Little Pouch had knocked out one of the other child's teeth, they had repeatedly stressed that the other child had struck first. Still, they had somewhat taken the side of their own family over reason, since the other child had suffered worse injuries.
But now, hearing the other grandmother's tone and recalling how Xu Xianpeng had bloodied a classmate's nose some days ago, the sisters suddenly felt they had done nothing wrong.
Decades later, a saying emerged in society that was hard to judge—when you saw a child who was unreasonable, it was very likely that, within that child's family, he was the most reasonable one.
Xu Xianpeng had broken someone's nose, yet in the end, the other side still