I Might Have Fallen in Love With My Childhood Sweetheart
Chapter 205 - 197 Parent-Teacher Meeting (Two in One)_3

Chapter 205: Chapter 197 Parent-Teacher Meeting (Two in One)_3

Old Wu probably hadn’t realized that Zhao Yan was the one who attended the parent-teacher meeting for Qingran last time; he was still holding the speech draft he had prepared a long time ago, discussing with the parents about the various challenges he had encountered in teaching over the year and the lively participation of the students.

Qingran knew that with Old Wu’s tendency to ramble, he must have prepared at least three pages of draft notes as a basis.

Sure enough, under Qingran’s gaze through a layer of glass, Old Wu finished reading the first and second draft pages and began reading the third one.

By the time Old Wu got to the third page, Huang Qianyu’s dad, with a belly as if he was seven months pregnant, finally strolled over to the regular classroom area, walking with confident steps.

Huang Qianyu had been anxious for a while, and when she finally saw her dad arrive, she quickly trotted up to him, grumbling a long complaint.

Mr. Huang always indulged his daughter and simply chuckled, saying that he was "busy with work, busy with work."

Once Mr. Huang entered the classroom, all the parents in the classroom were officially present.

In the eager eyes of everyone, Old Wu finally finished reading his three pages of drafts, then he began talking to the parents about some of the student’s performances in school.

Among them, Zhao Yan and Mr. Li, the parents who had raised commendable children, were the first two to be praised that day.

Through the glass, Qingran saw her dad stand up looking bewildered.

Old Wu smiled and asked Mr. Li, "Li Qingran scored the same as Xie Ying’an, the top student of the grade, on this test. Don’t you know about this, parent?"

Mr. Li laughed heartily and, in front of so many parents, he definitely wouldn’t admit that his daughter had never told him about any of her test scores; he could only bluster, "I haven’t really heard about this particular test from Ranran... mainly because she’s always had fairly good grades, I have never worried about her grades, so I never asked about them."

Mr. Li’s words had a hint of a competitive undertone, making an excuse for his lack of attention to his daughter’s grades with a light comment of "fairly good grades."

In an instant, Mr. Li nearly became the public enemy of all parents in the classroom.

Old Wu also nodded in agreement from the podium, sincerely adding, "Li Qingran has indeed always performed well and achieved excellent grades, which shows good parenting..."

If there were three to five students like Li Qingran in the class, would he, as the homeroom teacher, need to be so concerned every day?

After talking about Li Qingran, Old Wu turned his gaze toward Xie Ying’an’s parent, Zhao Yan, and when he saw Zhao Yan, his expression choked up as if feigning ignorance, "You you... who are you?"

At this moment, Old Wu even began to doubt whether he was going blind.

Zhao Yan had just flown back on a plane yesterday, and there was still a trace of unhideable fatigue on her face despite the makeup; she was dressed very elegantly, looking like a 27 or 28-year-old woman at nearly 40.

"Hello, teacher! I’m Xie Ying’an’s mother..."

"Snap," the neatly arranged draft papers in Old Wu’s hand scattered onto the desk, "Then then you..."

You’re clearly Xie Ying’an’s parent, why would you attend Li Qingran’s parent-teacher meeting last time?

Could it possibly be...

Old Wu had a bold guess in his mind, a guess that was too far-fetched, and quickly shook his head, dismissing it completely.

It couldn’t be, he had never seen parents who were clear-headed, to the point of harming their child’s interests.

Zhao Yan, a woman of high status who tends to forget things, had almost entirely forgotten about attending Li Qingran’s parent-teacher meeting last time; it was only upon seeing Mr. Huang that she vaguely remembered.

Sitting in Huang Qianyu’s place, Mr. Huang glanced at Zhao Yan and sneered coldly, showing no good expression.

"Ha!" Zhao Yan also noticed Mr. Huang’s unfriendly look, and she crossed her arms and sat upright, giving Mr. Huang a look of utter disdain.

Is it just because you have a bit of money that you’re so arrogant?

Compare the children if you are capable!

When experts spar, a single glance is often all that’s needed, and Mr. Huang, who has grown a large business, is used to reading people’s faces; how could he not see Zhao Yan’s disdain?

Mr. Huang caressed his protruding belly several times in frustration.

No matter how infuriated, what can he do? His child simply couldn’t compare to someone else’s; ultimately, a disappointment.

While contemplating, Mr. Wen in the classroom also stood up, not sure what Old Wu had told him, but he was grinning so broadly that he couldn’t contain his joy.

It goes without saying that his child must have done something to make him proud.

Mr. Huang, who was sitting across an aisle and an empty seat from Mr. Wen, also casually glanced at Mr. Wen, and so, out of jealousy, Mr. Huang’s face took on a displeased look.

Mr. Wen’s smiling face immediately tightened, always feeling an inherent sense of inferiority when facing the wealthy.

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