The Princess to Eight Uncles (Lily And Mr. Crawford) Chapter 127

Pablo was floating around, bored.

Although he knew that young children would not cause any trouble in kindergarten, he could take the time to rest and cultivate. But for some reason, he followed along involuntarily.

Hannah held Lilly’s hand and introduced her to every classmate they met, saying, “This is my little sister!”

“Don’t mess with my sister, get it?”

Lilly was a newcomer. According to her age, she should have started junior class at the age of three and moved up to middle class at the age of four.

When Lilly was in South City, no one cared for her, and she did not go to preschool even though she was three.

Now he had been directly transferred to the middle class, called “Pineapple”.

Lilly was thrilled and said, “I like the Pineapple class.”

It sounded like a delicious class.

Hannah said, “Lilly, I’m in the Eldorado class. If anyone dares to bully you, come to me.”

Lilly obediently said, “Okay, I know.”

The teacher beside them found it amusing and said, “Don’t worry, nothing will happen. I’m here with you! Hannah, you should go back to the classroom now!”

Hannah shook her head and said, “No, I must safely escort my sister to the classroom. It’s a task my dad entrusted to me.”

The teacher chuckled and said, “That’s great!”

The teacher then turned to Lilly and asked in a gentle voice, “Lilly, are you happy on your first day of school? I’m the teacher of the Pineapple Class. My surname is Flora, and you can call me Ms. Flora.”

Lilly blinked her eyes and said, “Wow, it’s Ms. Flora.”

She used to draw Floras, and now she had a Miss Flora in front of her, unconsciously bringing them closer.

Flora immediately smiled, her eyes squinting into a crescent moon. Somehow, seeing the bright light in this child’s eyes, her mood improved.

Hannah hugged Lilly’s shoulder at the classroom door and said, “Here we are. Don’t cry after I leave.”

Lilly replied, “I won’t cry.”

But Hannah was still worried. What if some other kids bully her?

She suddenly waved her hand and said, “Hey! Pineapple Class kids, look over here!”

The kids who were eating breakfast or playing looked up.

The busy teachers were also frozen.

Imitating the teacher’s usual speech, Hannah said, “This is your new classmate. Let’s all say, ‘Hello, sister!’”

Many of the kids who had just woken up were in a daze, and they heard it a lot from teachers, so they followed without thinking, “Hello, sister!”

Sister? Lilly was confused.

Teachers were shocked.

The principal, who had just come to inspect, wondered if he had entered a great organization.

After speaking, she finally walked away with her backpack in satisfaction.

Lilly was led into the classroom by another teacher.

And Pablo sat bored by the window, continuing to flip through his book.

The principal whispered to Flora at the door, “Take good care of her. This child needs special attention.”

Flora replied, “I got it.”

At this moment, Priscilla rushed in, panting, and heard what the principal and Flora were saying.

She apologized, “I’m sorry… I’m late.”

The principal frowned and left without saying anything.

Flora said, “Be on time next time.”

Priscilla stuck out her tongue and quickly changed her shoes, washed her hands, and disinfected herself before entering the classroom.

In the classroom, Flora assigned a schedule of teaching work today and recorded it.

Usually, this was free activity time.

The children were disciplined in the middle class after going through the chaos in the junior class.

Some children were quietly eating breakfast in the dining area, while others who had finished breakfast were playing on the other side of the classroom.

Lilly was busy eating.

Although she had eaten something at home in the morning, the food at the kindergarten seemed more delicious.

She quickly finished half an apple pie, a small portion of diced beef, and a whole piece of pizza.

The children at the same table were amazed at how much she had eaten.

There was a little girl who exclaimed, “Sister, you’re amazing! You eat so much!”

She thought Lilly’s name was Sister.

Lilly corrected her, “My name is Lilly!”

The little girl smiled awkwardly and said, “I think your name is Sister!”

Another little boy sat with his chin propped up, grinning and saying, “Wow, wow, Big Belly, you eat so much.”

Lilly frowned, feeling uncomfortable with the comment.

She said thoughtfully, “Calling someone Big Belly is very impolite. I hope you won’t repeat it.”

The little boy became increasingly excited as he got a response and immediately laughed and said, “Big Belly eats everything and can’t do anything, haha.”

The little boy became increasingly excited as he got a response and immediately laughed and said, “Big Belly eats everything and can’t do anything, haha.”

The other two children did not know what he meant but found his antics funny and could not help but laugh with him.

Lilly put the bowl on the table and said, “If you keep talking like this, I won’t be happy.”

Just then, Priscilla, who was late, walked over.

“What’s going on?” She touched the little boy’s head, then smiled at Lilly.

Remembering what the principal and head teacher had said earlier, she smiled again.

“Lilly, why aren’t you happy?” Priscilla’s voice was gentle.

Lilly looked at Priscilla’s head in surprise, then turned to Pablo and spoke silently, “Master…”

Pablo exclaimed, “How strange, a harem spirit?”

Priscilla had a female spirit on her head, with green light emanating from its eyes.

Pablo found it strange because harem spirits were usually male, while female harem spirits were typically called “seductive spirits.”

There was a difference between harem spirits and seductive spirits.

To be simple, harem spirits fell for the heart, while seductive spirits were for sex… so their goals differed.

To put it more bluntly, the harem spirits wanted many boyfriends to like them, while the seductive spirits wanted to have sex with many boyfriends.

But the female spirit in front of us is a harem spirit, and the person she possessed was also a woman. This was quite strange.

Pablo said, “Lilly, let’s talk about it later. Let’s focus on the present matter first.”

Lilly nodded and said, “Teacher, he said I’m Big Belly. I’m not happy about it. I asked him not to say it, but he still did.”

The little boy made a face and snickered.

Priscilla immediately laughed and said, “Oh, that’s what happened! It’s okay. We are all good friends here. Ray, you’d apologized to Lilly, and Lilly said it was okay. Let’s shake hands and make peace, okay?

She smiled and spoke sweetly, trying to reconcile in a cute tone.

Ray quickly apologized, but Lilly did not say it was okay.

She pouted and silently picked up the small bowl, placing it in the sink.

Priscilla followed, squatting down with one hand on her knee and the other pinching Lilly’s ponytail on her head.

“Lilly, what’s wrong? Why are you unhappy? Can you tell me?”