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Chapter 789 - Chapter 789: Education for Children_1

Chapter 789: Education for Children_1

“Eating on the high-speed train is somewhat unethical, isn’t it? It’s so fragrant…”

Yan Ran felt quite embarrassed holding the egg.

Song Tan didn’t mind, “Then let’s not eat now, I’m really not hungry.”

No sooner had she finished speaking than a “thud” came from behind. Yan Ran turned her head to see a boy around three to five years old kicking the back of her seat, laughing gleefully.

Every kick made his shoes flash a burst of colorful lights.

Seeing Yan Ran turn around, the young man holding the child frowned slightly and then said softly, “I’m sorry, children are mischievous.”

At this, Yan Ran’s anger subsided.

She turned back, just as she was wrapping the egg with a tissue. Then her seat shook again!

Turning her head once more, she saw the young father offering an apologetic smile again.

Yan Ran: …I have anger that I can’t vent. It’s so frustrating.

But Song Tan frowned, just about to say something–

“Thud!”

Yan Ran couldn’t tolerate it anymore and turned around, “Excuse me, could you please control your child? He’s kicked the seat three times now!”

The man still looked apologetic: “I’m sorry, kids are like that, they don’t listen to reason.”

He looked sincere, but the child in his arms laughed and kicked the seat again.

This actually made Yan Ran laugh out of exasperation!

“When children misbehave, it’s usually because their parents haven’t educated them properly. For the disobedient ones like this, listen to me, spanking them twice usually works.”

The man across furrowed his brows, “You’re so young, why are you so mean to a little child? He’s only four years old, what does he know? Here you are yelling… it’s just an accidental bump against your seat! Women really love to nitpick.”

Having said that, he squeezed his child’s little fist, “Come on, say hello to the narrow-minded auntie. As a person, it’s better to be broad-minded…”

Song Tan raised an eyebrow but saw Yan Ran place a hand on her shoulder to steady her. She also reached out to Professor Song, who was looking over curiously, “Professor, give me some chestnuts.”

“Oh!” Professor Song got the gist and promptly handed over the rest of his chestnuts to support his student.

Song Tan felt like laughing.

She knew what Yan Ran was about to do.

True to expectations, Yan Ran smiled gently at the passenger sitting next to the man, “Uncle, can I sit there for a while? It won’t be more than half an hour.”

The uncle, who clearly enjoyed the drama, hastily stood up, wanting to say something but with restraint said,

“Well… young lady, just correct the child, no need for a fight, okay?”

After speaking, he swiftly took the seat next to Song Tan, not even glancing at her pretty face, instead twisting around to watch the show, eager for the firsthand scoop!

And Yan Ran?

She smiled gently at the frowning man, not mentioning the education of the child at all, but rather calmly peeling the chestnuts.

The sugared chestnuts had cooled down, and the aroma was not as strong. Yet as she chewed with relish, the sweet fragrance still enticingly spread, hooking the four-year-old–who supposedly understood nothing–his hands picking at his shoes, but eyes unblinkingly fixed on the chestnuts.

Not just the child; even his dad frowned, eyes locked onto the chestnuts for a long time before he finally swallowed and said,

“Look at you, I say women are petty and you get mad, it’s such a small matter and yet you’re tempting the kid with snacks, I’m embarrassed to speak out!”

But Yan Ran said nothing.

She dealt with fields, but that didn’t mean she couldn’t deal with people.

Arguing with someone is a loss of face, right?

Is it to make a four-year-old cry, or to make this man in front of her properly educate his child, huh?

As for comments like “women are petty” and “arguing with a child” … who cares about proving themselves anyway!

Let’s not argue, what’s wrong with just eating something ordinary and normal!

Eating chestnut tea eggs on the high-speed train is so normal!

— That’s not normal at all!

At the very least, the child in the man’s arms was already drooling so much that he stopped picking at his shoes and started yelling loudly:

“I want to eat! I want to eat!”

While saying this, he kept reaching out toward Yan Ran, trying to grab directly.

Yan Ran didn’t dodge and instead stuffed a chestnut shell into his hand, all the while clucking her tongue, “This man is no good, wasn’t educated as a child, cried and snatched things; when he grows up, he probably just knows how to curse at women, right?”

“You!” The magnanimous man was deeply embarrassed and hurriedly reached out to pull the chestnut shell from the child’s hand.

What does a child know!

The child took one look at the chestnut shell and threw it right in his dad’s face, then started to cry and scream again! Sharp, piercing, and howling cries made everyone in the carriage start to mutter.

“Whose child is this? Someone control them, quick!”

“This is too ear-piercing…”

“What’s going on…”

The father’s eyebrows were knotted so tight they could almost kill someone, but Yan Ran was as calm as ever. As the child cried, made a fuss, and grabbed, she simply moved aside and stood in the aisle.

This time, she stopped eating chestnuts and switched to tea eggs!

Tea eggs from the Song Tan family were fragrant enough to weaken the willpower of a group of groomsmen! Now used to deal with a child, she had just started peeling the egg when the four-year-old child’s sharp nails scratched his father’s face!

“Ouch!”

The man cried out in pain, and the next moment, slapped the child’s hand, “Who told you to be so touchy! How dare you scratch me!”

The child was stunned for a moment, probably because the numb pain in his hand took some time to register, and after a while, he really started to cry loudly.

He didn’t just cry; he also fought back in his father’s arms, kicking and punching. The child didn’t know his own strength, and every now and then you could tell from the man’s pained cries…

This apologetic dad, he got his fair share of beats too!

Yan Ran laughed out loud, “You men are too prone to domestic violence, aren’t you? And all this over something so small, hitting a kid so hard. I’m embarrassed to even say anything.”

The people in the carriage turned their heads, clearly drawn by the commotion, and for a moment, even the noise of the child’s tantrum was bearable.

And Yan Ran?

Just kidding, was the scene at the interview she had back then not much hotter than this?

As the child cried, she slowly ate half a tea egg, bite by bite, and finally with a slight smile, said in the face of the child who still had tears in his eyes but couldn’t stop drooling:

“There, there, aunty will teach you–if you dare to kick my seat again, for this half an egg, you’ll have to endure another slap.”

The child was probably spoiled rotten, and at that moment, he simply didn’t want to reason, continuing to cry and scream.

However, Yan Ran spoke to the child’s father in a warm, apologetic tone:

“I’m sorry, I didn’t expect him to actually hit, and what does a child know? Be more magnanimous, please…”

“Oh, you say, if I told your son that hitting his dad once earns him a chestnut, or two punches get him a bite of egg…”

“Would he go for that deal?”

The man stared blankly at Yan Ran as she returned to her seat, then at his son who was still crying and fussing, before suddenly making a firm decision, he reached out and pulled off the culprit–

The colorful flashing shoes!

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