Lin Wan didn’t know which Little Star was talking about, and asked in confusion.
"Last ti when I went to Third Grandpa’s place, there was an aunt there who looked a bit like my aunt, but she was taller than my aunt. The aunt had a little brother with her. He was very cute, and my Third Grandpa said he was his child."
Lin Wan listened, surprised, and covered her mouth. She really didn’t know Chen Haichang had such a story. "What’s going on?"
Lin Wan felt particularly curious now, wishing she could call Chen Haichang the next second and ask what exactly was happening. An unexpected child, or so surrogacy drama?
How did it suddenly seem like Chen Haichang was acting in a TV drama?
But she held it in, choosing to vent with Han Yi in the evening. Han Yi laughed and said if Chen Haichang managed to settle things with that woman, he’d surely bring them over to et them. Lin Wan thought the sa; suddenly having such a big child, he’d certainly co and show off. That’s his style.
Not able to go over to Chen Haichang’s place, several children were quite disappointed. But Lin Wan told them that in the autumn, their uncle’s oranges would ripen, and she could print so flyers for them to attract visitors for picking, and then let their uncle pay them wages.
Everyone agreed. Yangyang and Little Star were still worried and called their uncle specially, discussing things in advance.
Several parents were particularly supportive of this, since the kids had interest, as long as it didn’t affect their studies, letting them go ahead.
Little Star only found out about the holiday happenings upon returning; she originally thought Teacher Jia would still tutor her, but Mom told her Teacher Jia wasn’t coming. Actually, this holiday, so families who had asked Teacher Jia for tutoring even specially inquired with Lin Wan. Lin Wan didn’t want to make too big a deal, only saying it had nothing to do with the situation. Her daughter just happened to go traveling with friends.
But despite these words, many were suspicious, closely observing. Finally, they felt Teacher Jia indeed had so character issues, and several families’ sumr classes ended with a direct halt to tutoring.
This resulted in Teacher Jia suddenly losing a lot of inco. She blad Lin Wan entirely for this.
Being a teacher, she cared about her reputation, so she deliberately intercepted Lin Wan on her way to the factory that day. Coincidentally, Lin Yuan was also in Lin Wan’s car, preparing to visit the nearby military unit, because Brother Junzi called yesterday saying Saozi was pregnant but couldn’t eat and even fainted last night.
Although she saw a doctor, Brother Junzi was still worried and called Lin Wan, asking her elder cousin to visit.
Both of them were not young anymore, finally having a child, the tension was understood, so they particularly went to find her elder cousin early in the morning, dragging her along to check.
Unexpectedly, they encountered Teacher Jia on the way, blocking their path. From afar, they saw Teacher Jia’s aggressive deanor.
Her cousin was aware of the situation and, upon seeing it, frowned and told Lin Wan, "Xiao Wan, I think we shouldn’t avoid it today, just get out and hit her. See if she dares to flaunt."
"Sis, watch . You don’t need to get out today, just watch." Lin Wan had long wanted to teach this woman a lesson, and today she happened to cross paths, so she wouldn’t hold back.
Lin Wan parked the car by the roadside, then slowly got out. Lin Yuan anxiously watched from the car, holding onto the door, afraid sothing would happen to Lin Wan and wanting to help.
Teacher Jia had already been waiting on this side for nearly an hour, already angry inside, and now this wait made her even more impatient.
As soon as Lin Wan got out, she aggressively pointed at her and said, "Lin Wan, what’s your intent? I only called your husband to discuss your daughter’s situation, and you act so petty, going to my partner to badmouth . You’re really sothing, no wonder your husband is so scared of you. With your kind of tigress, what man wouldn’t be scared?"
Lin Wan chuckled twice and said, "Teacher Jia, you’ve got it wrong, haven’t you? Tsk tsk, look at you now, what difference is there with a tigress? You say you’re a teacher, but how can you be so shaless? All those years of education wasted; are you a pig? Might as well have eaten your own brain. Smart thing for you would be to stay low-profile; if you continue to cause scenes, it’ll just embarrass yourself. And you might not last here for much longer because of your antics. Look, there’s not many looking for you for tutoring now, right?"
"Isn’t that because of you? If you hadn’t spread rumors, would those parents not send their kids for tutoring?"
"Oh, you really got it wrong, it wasn’t who said it. When people asked, I only said it was a personal family reason."
"Then why did you find my partner? What did you even say to him?"
"Heh, your words are funny. You can find my partner, but I can’t find yours? For , it’s quite normal. However you talk with my partner, I talk with yours. I just don’t want the child tutored anymore. I originally made it clear with you. But you didn’t listen, so I had to take a roundabout way to personally tell you. Couldn’t find you, so I had to speak with your partner, right?"
Right after Lin Wan said this, Teacher Jia burst out, calling her a vixen, and imdiately reached over. And with a slap, she hit Lin Wan. This slap was intentional on Lin Wan’s part. When they left ho today, many family mbers were also heading out. They were all taking buses, riding bikes.
Just as Teacher Jia hit her, a bus passed by, and a few bikers, including so sisters-in-law, saw Teacher Jia hit Lin Wan and were astonished.
Even the bus driving past stopped, and getting off were people from their large courtyard.
Before people arrived, Lin Wan took the opportunity to give her two hefty slaps. "Teacher Jia, I respect you as a teacher, but you don’t do what a teacher should. Unjustifiably blocking our car, getting out and slapping indiscriminately, today’s matter of you hitting , I will report it above."
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