But this was a serious problem.
Shouldn't they notify the child's parents right away?
"Huh?"
Teacher Li froze.
Had this child fainted yesterday, too?
Had her parents warned them in advance?
Teacher Li immediately nodded.
"Then hurry and call her parents."
"Tell them what's happening with her."
Teacher Lin nodded.
"Okay."
Teacher Lin called Anna's mother.
The call was answered quickly.
"Anna's mom."
Teacher Lin got straight to the point. "Anna fainted."
"Okay."
"Don't worry."
"The doctor in the infirmary examined her."
"She's only unconscious. There's nothing seriously wrong."
Teacher Lin put her phone away.
"Anna's mom is coming right over."
"Okay."
Teacher Li nodded.
She took one last look at the mushroom-haired little girl on the bed.
Her face was pale.
Her features were drawn tight.
Without thinking, she reached out and smoothed the little girl's deeply furrowed brow.
Such a little child.
How could she look so troubled?
But each time Teacher Li smoothed the girl's brow, before she could even smile, it would furrow again.
After a few tries...
Teacher Li gave up.
This child...
"I'll head back to the classroom first."
Teacher Li withdrew her hand.
There were still so many children in the classroom.
They had left in such a hurry. Had the classroom descended into chaos while they were gone?
She wasn't worried about the children wandering off.
Unless it was time for the children to arrive or go home, the kindergarten gates were kept shut.
The security guard wouldn't let any child leave.
And no strangers were allowed in.
"You stay here with Anna until her parents arrive."
Teacher Li thought for a moment, then lowered her voice slightly. "Explain everything clearly to them."
"Don't let them get the wrong idea."
The mushroom-haired little