Chapter 900 - 614: A Foodie’s Nose Is Even Sharper Than a Dog’s (Part 3)

Chapter 900: Chapter 614: A Foodie’s Nose Is Even Sharper Than a Dog’s (Part 3)

Huang Jun looked at the kids in the classroom who were running around everywhere and shouting non-stop, and suddenly felt that his two daughters, who could still follow the rules and sit properly in this kind of "chaos," were just unbelievably well-behaved...

Actually, it wasn’t just Huang Jun who felt the kids in the class were too noisy; even the three teachers, including Yang Yuxi, felt the same way.

In order to restore order in the classroom as quickly as possible, after handing out all the hats and quietly counting the number of children in the class, Yang Yuxi decided to take action.

"Clap, clap, clap!"

She clapped her hands as she walked forward, wanting to draw the kids’ attention: "Kids, quiet down, okay? Now Miss Xie is going to play a super fun game with you! Whoever behaves the best will get a pretty little red flower later..."

That’s right, she was planning to use the little red flowers as bait to attract this bunch of little munchkins.

As soon as the kids heard there would be a reward, they were instantly thrilled and rushed over, crowding around and doing a fun finger game together with Xie Jianing.

Seeing this, the parents also quieted down, smiling as they watched their children interact with the teacher. The classroom finally calmed down quite a bit.

Huang Jun keenly noticed that Yang Yuxi still hadn’t started organizing everyone to get on the bus, so he asked her with concern, "Yuxi, what’s wrong? Is everyone not here yet?"

"Mm, Lin Yipeng and Miaomiao haven’t arrived yet," Yang Yuxi replied. "I need to give them a call and see what’s going on."

"Alright!"

Huang Jun nodded.

Just at that moment.

Huang Jun’s phone chimed with a "di-di" message alert.

He quickly unlocked the screen and saw that it was a message in the kindergarten work group from Liang Yinqiu, informing all classes that they could start organizing the children to get on the buses.

Seeing this.

He immediately walked over to Xie Jianing and passed the message on to her.

After hearing it, Xie Jianing ended the movement game they were doing and said to the children and parents, "We’re going to get on the bus and set off now. Parents, please make sure you have all your belongings with you, hold your children’s hands, line up in order, and follow me to the school gate to get on the bus."

As she spoke, the parents all started moving, beginning to gather and straighten their things.

Once she finished giving instructions, the parents lined up in an orderly way with their children and followed her out of the classroom.

Huang Jun slung his backpack on, and instead of pushing forward, chose to hold Qingqing and Weiwei’s hands and stand at the end of the line.

In the end, he also helped Wang Wenxia check the classroom, just in case someone had left something behind.

After the check was done, he smiled and said to Qingqing and Weiwei, "Alright, sweethearts, it’s time for us to go too."

By the time the three of them got on the bus, the other families were basically all seated, with only a few empty seats left in the back rows.

When the other parents saw them, they all stood up and offered their seats. "Qingqing’s dad, come sit here..."

Huang Jun politely declined their kindness. "No need, you all sit. I’ll take them to sit in the back, it’s a bit more spacious there."

As he spoke, he led Qingqing and Weiwei toward the back.

Qingqing and Weiwei immediately spotted the longest seat in the very last row and excitedly tugged Huang Jun in that direction.

"Daddy, this seat is great, I can lie down on it!" Weiwei said as she tilted her body and flopped into Huang Jun’s arms, her whole little body radiating excitement.

Huang Jun lightly patted Weiwei’s little bottom and reminded her, "Sit properly, okay? Otherwise your shoes will get your sister’s pants dirty."

After hearing that, Weiwei quickly put her feet down and even carefully wiped Qingqing’s pants.

Then Weiwei leaned against the bus window, peering out excitedly and whispering over and over, "We’re going on a spring outing, we’re going on a spring outing~"

"We’re going on a spring outing..."

When the other kids heard her, they all started shouting along, and the whole bus was filled with the children’s laughter and their eager anticipation.

And as the vehicle slowly started up, they set off on their joyful spring outing.