My childhood sweetheart is Nishimiya Glass

Chapter 13: The Scheming Little Devil

"Teacher Ageo, I'll go back to the Sunflower Class first. See you in the afternoon." Tsuna walked to the podium and said politely to Teacher Ageo before walking towards the classroom door.

When they reached the door, Tsuna looked back in the direction of Nozomi's seat and found that Nozomi had been looking at him. He raised his hand, shook it at Nozomi, and slowly walked out of the Sakura class.

Outside, I saw many children playing in the playground, slide and sandpit during lunch break, especially around the slide where there were the most people.

After taking a quick glance, Tsuna was about to walk back to Sunflower Class to take a nap when he suddenly heard a sharp child crying. Tsuna stopped and turned his head to look for the source of the sound.

The sound came from the direction of the sandpit. Tsuna looked closely and found that it was a little kid who was crying because he had fought with others for a toy but failed to get it and had sand splashed on his face.

Tsuna suddenly became interested and decided to stand there and watch for a while with gloating. The crying did not sound as harsh as in the classroom. It was quite interesting to stand in the distance and watch them fighting and crying. The most important thing is that it was not annoying.

The teacher once said: People’s joys, sorrows, anger and happiness are not the same.

At this moment, a familiar figure broke into Tsuna's sight, and Tsuna suddenly felt more amused.

The figure who was rushing towards the crying child in the sandbox was none other than the 'boss', Principal Takakura.

Director Takakura walked to the sandpit with a gloomy face. The place, which was originally noisy, suddenly became quiet. Even the crying child covered his mouth with his hands, trying his best not to make any sound.

Tsuna watched the boss arrive at the battlefield and resolve the small matter with just a few words. Tsuna couldn't help but sigh that although Director Takakura looked a bit fierce, he was still very efficient in doing things.

After seeing that the little farce was over, Tsuna continued to walk towards the Sunflower Class in a good mood.

When I walked into the classroom, I found that the seat where I had sat before was occupied by another little boy. I had no choice but to walk over and take out the hat I had put in the hole in the desk that morning.

It was as if the kindergarten had anticipated this happening, as everyone had their own name printed on their hat. When Tsuna first took the hat, the little boy insisted that it was his. Tsuna simply turned the hat over to show him the name, and he stopped talking and stood up and left his seat to look for his own hat.

Tsuna watched him get up and leave, and patted the chair he had overheated, letting it cool down before sitting down.

He stuffed the sun hat in his hand back into the hole in the table before lying down on the table and preparing to fall asleep.

Not long after I lay down, still trying to find the feeling of falling asleep, I heard an excited voice from the side:

"The place you're sitting is mine! My place!"

Tsuna thought she was talking to someone else and ignored her, intending to continue trying to fall asleep. But she yelled again, "Don't pretend you didn't hear me! I know you're pretending to be asleep!"

Tsuna looked up at the other person, a little girl with a high ponytail and a clear and foolish look in her eyes.

Tsuna didn't intend to talk about useless things with her, and said to her perfunctorily: "You remembered it wrong, your seat is next to the podium."

Unexpectedly, the other party was completely unmoved and stood beside him, staring at Tsuna. Tsuna ignored her resentful look and continued to lie down and prepare to fall asleep.

After a while, he heard a slight sobbing sound. Tsuna looked up to find Mr. Yoshinaga, and saw Mr. Yoshinaga sitting on a chair next to the podium eating a lunch box.

Tsuna had no other choice. He wanted to let Mr. Yoshinaga have lunch, so he had to make a small sacrifice. Turning to the sobbing little girl, he said helplessly, "Can I go with you to find your location? As long as I can find your hat, that's all." To convince the little girl, Tsuna reached into the hole in the table and took out his hat to prove it to her. Then he said, "Look, your name is written on it."

The little girl still ignored Tsuna. Her crying became louder and louder. Tsuna hurriedly said, "Then what can I do to stop you from crying?"

The little girl stopped crying immediately after hearing this, raised her hand to wipe away the tears from the corners of her eyes, and said to Tsuna while crying: "I want you to play house with me!"

Haha! What a cunning little devil.

Tsuna refused decisively, thinking, "How could a grown man like me play house with a little girl? Do you think you are Glass?"

The little girl started to cry again when she heard that. Tsuna thought that since he couldn't sleep at all, it would be a good idea to ask Naoko to come over to play with him in the Sakura class and meet some new friends.

"Okay, wait a minute, I'll go call my friends to come and play together." Tsuna interrupted her spell casting directly, and without waiting for her to reply whether she agreed or not, Tsuna stood up and ran to the door.

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Teacher Ueo sat at the podium, looking puzzledly at Tsuna who had reappeared at the door, and asked curiously: "Tsuna? Did you leave something here?"

"No... I came here to hang out with Nozomi, Mr. Ageo."

When Mr. Uehara heard this, he walked from the podium to the door and squatted next to Tsuna. He whispered to him, "Of course you can, but Tsuna." Mr. Uehara paused to think before continuing, "When you take Nazawa out to play, please pay attention to the other kids."

Tsuna looked at Teacher Ageo's eyes in confusion, waiting for her next words to explain.

Looking at Tsuna's cute confused look, Mr. Ueo stretched out his hands to rub Tsuna's little face and said slowly, "You are still young and don't understand.

Well... to put it simply, the kids are outspoken, and some will exclude and bully those with minor problems, looking at them differently.

At the beginning there may be only one or two, but over time there will be more and more, because humans are social animals.

"Besides, the children are still young and don't think there is anything wrong with their behavior. The teacher has been teaching the Sakura class at Shuangye Kindergarten for several years, and this kind of thing happens every few months."

After hearing what Teacher Kamio said, Tsuna lowered his head and thought silently. He really had never thought about this problem. From the age of one to now, he has been the only one accompanying Nozomi, and no other children of the same age have joined him. Naturally, he has never thought about those exclusion and strange looks.

Mr. Ueo patted Tsuna's head, pulling him back to his senses from his thoughts, and said to him with a chuckle: "Go find some glass to play."

Tsuna nodded and replied "Yeah." Then he walked over to where Naruto was, lying on the table with her eyes wide open, in a daze. Mr. Ageo stood behind them, chuckling at the sentimental brat at such a young age.

"Glass... Do you want to play house?"

Suddenly, in her daze, Nozomi heard Tsuna's voice. She clearly remembered that she had watched Tsuna leave the classroom, so how could she hear Tsuna's voice? She looked up in confusion and saw Tsuna standing in front of the table. Her confused look instantly turned into surprise.

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