Chapter 109: Going to School
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Harper couldn’t help but think of the time when he was the same age as
Amelia. His mother also treasured Emma and threw a cell phone at him to let him play by himself. At night, he was afraid of the dark and wanted to sleep with his mother. His mother said that he was a man and didn’t have to stick to his mother all the time. Even when he woke up in the middle of the night, his mother told him that boys shouldn’t be so timid and forced him to sleep alone. At that time, there was no one else in the Walton family. After his uncle, George, brought Lucas and William back, he left them there and was busy with his work. This was how the boys of the Walton family were raised.
Harper looked out of the car window at Amelia, who was surrounded by the stars. He snorted. He was really unhappy, but he was also envious. Only when no one else was present would Harper show a trace of envy.
Suddenly, Amelia turned around outside the car window. Harper immediately retracted his gaze and took out his phone to play games.
George carried Amelia and sent her to the school bus. Before he let go, he asked worriedly, “Do you want Eldest Uncle to accompany you?”
Amelia quickly waved her hand. “No need, no need.” She could do it herself!
After a pause, Amelia pulled George’s sleeve. “By the way, Eldest Uncle, remember to bring Mia shopping today.” After the ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday, she was so tired that she fell asleep and forgot to go shopping. She still had to buy silver needles to treat her grandmother.
George said warmly, “Alright, Eldest Uncle will pick you up at noon.” He handed Amelia to William and Lucas. Lucas, who was in the second grade, got into the car first. William could only hold Amelia’s hand and warn her with a cold expression, “Let’s make it clear first. Although I promised to bring you to school, you’re not allowed to cry or make a fuss when you go to school.” He looked at Amelia threateningly. “Otherwise, don’t blame me for not caring about you.”
Amelia nodded obediently. “Okay, Brother.”
William wanted to threaten her again, but looking at Amelia’s chubby face, he couldn’t say the rest. He held Amelia’s hand and got into the car with a straight face.
Amelia followed behind William obediently. When the students in the car saw
Amelia, they were all surprised. “Aiya, William, why did you bring a little tail?” “Haha, isn’t this little girl too young? Is she going to school too?”
This school bus was a special bus from Glorious Star International Primary School. There were many children on the bus, and they all stuck their heads out to look curiously at Amelia, who was shorter than them. In the back seat of the school bus sat a little boy. Unlike the other children who were swaying, he was like a trained little soldier. His back was straight, and his young face carried determination. He was Oliver.
When Amelia looked up, she happened to see Oliver. A smile bloomed on her face. “Hi, good morning.”
Oliver was stunned. He did not expect to see Amelia today. He… did not bring any candy.
Oliver pursed his lips, his face cold.
Amelia asked curiously, “Are you unhappy?
Oliver turned his head. “No.”
Amelia did not ask further. Instead, she sat obediently in her seat and imitated Oliver, placing her small hands on her knees obediently.
The school bus drove steadily forward. Glorious Star International Primary School was the best private elementary school in the capital. The students who could enter Glorious Star International Primary School were all children of rich families. Even those on the lower end were on the level of the Lam family.
Evelyn got out of the private car and hurriedly waved her hand. “Goodbye, Mom.” She looked around nervously, afraid that her classmates would see that she had come in a private car. Glorious Star International Primary School was different from other schools. The families that had deep foundations all sent their children to the school bus. The bright yellow school bus looked ordinary, but it was actually equipped with thick armor. The chauffeur was also retired from the special forces, and the accompanying teachers were also retired from the army to ensure the safety of the children. In the school, the cost of each student taking the school bus every month was as high as 100,000 dollars. In other words, the students of Glorious Star International Primary School would cost more than a million dollars a year just to take the school bus.
Evelyn’s family couldn’t bear to part with this money, so Evelyn was always sent to school by her mother. Evelyn felt very embarrassed.
Evelyn’s mother reminded her, “Be careful.”
Evelyn looked at the school bus coming from afar and hurriedly urged, “Alright, Mom, Mom, go back quickly.” She was afraid of being seen by other students, afraid that her classmates would laugh at her for not being able to afford the school bus..