FSC [QT] Chapter 75.6

The other teachers in the commune were not angry either. To them, Ah Wu’s willingness to teach these children saved them a lot of unnecessary effort.

Ah Wu’s ability to teach well was her ability, and if Ah Wu did not teach well, it would not be a loss for these children who would become farmers in the future.

These teachers even wished that Ah Wu could finish all the courses by herself so that they could spend more time on their own things.

Ah Wu didn’t care about this and just did her own job peacefully.

There was no shortage of people who wanted to make progress in any era or environment. Among the students of the commune primary school, there were many children who really wanted to learn and change their lives through studying.

When they didn’t have the opportunity before, they relied more on formal courses that might only be seven or eight classes a month and privately asked teachers to solve their doubts.

Now that Ye Wu had appeared, these students had shown an extraordinary spirit of learning.

Serious children would make their teachers feel a sense of accomplishment.

Now Ah Wu was probably in such a state, so she spent more time compiling exercises and teaching materials by herself and even often taught some knowledge that was not in the textbooks but was equally important.

However, as a result, the time Ah Wu spent with the two children was inevitably reduced a lot, which made the two children very angry.

“If you don’t accompany me now, I will be able to grow so big in a few days.”

Zhuangwa muttered incoherently and gestured a super big circle with his hands. This action consumed a lot of Zhuangwa’s energy and made him exhausted.

“When I’m that old, I’ll be an adult. I won’t let you kiss me or hug me anymore.”

The child who was about to turn three already had the ability to think, but his logic was still a little unsophisticated. For example, Zhuangwa didn’t know that he couldn’t grow into an adult in a few days.

“Woo, woo, I want a kiss and a hug.”

Baowa was frightened by his brother’s words. She looked at Ah Wu with tears in her eyes and stretched out her hands for a hug.

Zhuangwa’s words touched Ah Wu. She forgot that what children of this age needed most was companionship. The companionship of grandparents, uncles, and aunts could not replace parents.

Zhuangwa and Baowa no longer had a father, so she should give more love and care to the two children.

Ah Wu thought that maybe she could take her two children to school together.

In fact, the two children could play well with each other, but they often felt insecure when they couldn’t see their mother. Taking the children to school could not only accompany them, but also provide early education for them in time, which was actually killing two birds with one stone.

Regardless of whether the children understood or not, Ah Wu first apologized for neglecting them in the past two days and then promised to take them to school together in the future.

Because of this decision, Ah Wu also went to the Eldest Brother-in-law’s house not far away to inform him. Before, when Ah Wu was going to work, the two children were entrusted to the Eldest Brother-in-law and his wife to take care of.

In this way, Zhuangwa and Baowa became the youngest non-staff students in Hongxing Commune Primary School.

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Three years later—

A tall and burly man in military uniform stood in the long-distance bus station in Baihua County, holding two huge military green cloth bags in his hands.

He looked a little nervous. After standing at the bus station for a long time, he walked out.

At this time in the county town, Ah Wu was leading a group of students, holding a fat baby in each hand, waiting for the exam to begin.

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