Chapter 1368 : What will the mother of the baby do with you 4
From the perspective of considering me, he was right.
However, I don't need to listen to this now.
I just want to sit quietly.
Wait for the first wave to pass, then stand up and face it bravely.
I didn't speak or move until noon after school.[
I didn't even move my position.
Suddenly I heard the ringtone of the get out of class coming from the distant horizon. My heart trembled and came back to my senses.
Maybe, I don’t have many opportunities to hear such a ringtone.
I slowly stood up and the sound of classmates clamoring.
My world cannot be peaceful after all.
In the small garden, someone will come later, and they will also exchange their own imagination, whether it is based or insulted.
It doesn't matter. I have a baby now and I don't care about the various air vibration waves.
The wind blows, and it's chilly.
Spring breeze, March, chilly.
"Ah!"
I sneeze and felt a little uncomfortable.
However, I have a baby, I have to protect him, at least, I can't get sick, right?
It's noon, and he will be hungry later, right?
His appetite is also good, and his appetite is almost half that of mine.
I can't starve my baby, right? Raising my family, maybe, it's time for me to start raising my baby.
Stand up, straighten your back, and walk back to the classroom with steady steps.
Ran Hua followed closely behind and carefully held an umbrella for me.
I ignore it.
"Oh, have you seen it?"[
The classmates who came towards us all turned around and looked at us, the "adult and adulterer", probably looking at us boldly.
Yes, having children, even though they dare to be together so openly and boldly, it is simply a provocation to the morality of the school.
"Why did I hear of the girl who was fired the year before?"
It seems that some people have expressed doubts about Ran Hua's charm.
The two girls who have been expelled for the same reason in the past three years have a boy with the same scandal behind them. This makes people unsuspecting.
Ran Hua was unmoved and almost hit my umbrella on my head; I was not moved and continued to walk my own way