A virtual princess? She's a real princess!

"Do you know how to use it? This is to start recording, and this is to end it." Bian Xiao handed the recorder to Qiao Yanzhou.

Qiao Yanzhou practiced twice, then nodded solemnly, "Don't worry, I will definitely record that bad teacher's voice so that Mili won't be bullied."

When Qiao Yanzhou left the Bian family, he was full of vigor and high spirits, a stark contrast to his previous listless demeanor.

The adults only thought the children were having fun playing with their friends, unaware of the little tricks the children were up to.

"How could there be such a bad teacher?" When Bian Xiao heard Qiao Yanzhou tell him that Mi Li was being bullied, even though he didn't know the boy, he was so angry that he wanted to slap the bad teacher.

"Okay, Della, don't be angry. We've already given the recorder to Zhouzhou. As long as the recording is done, the rest can be left to Mommy and Sister." Bian He said to his little sister on the rocking horse while swinging on the swing and reading a picture book.

Qiao Yanzhou relayed the same words to Mili without missing a single one.

Mili is an adorable little boy, and most teachers would feel tenderness towards such a cute child. But Ms. Zhang, the teacher in Grape Class, is quite the opposite.

Zhang Xiuhua didn't want to be a teacher, especially not for the kindergarten and the children from the compound.

Looking at these adorable children, she couldn't feel any affection for them. All she could see was that these children came from privileged backgrounds, while she herself had managed to become a kindergarten teacher by marrying a married man with children.

But Zhang Xiuhua wasn't stupid. She never bullied those who were picked up and dropped off by nannies every day, those who were picked up and dropped off by their parents, or those who were loved by their grandparents, or those who were lively and cheerful. In fact, she could be described as gentle as water.

Therefore, most children really like Teacher Zhang.

Zhang Xiuhua had just managed to coax Director Liu's grandson, who refused to eat carrots, and her smile was almost about to fade. Sitting down to eat, she was still inwardly cursing the chubby boy for being such a nuisance.

Mili gripped the recorder with the switch on, took a deep breath, and encouraged herself to go find Teacher Zhang.

"Teacher Zhang!" Mili called out in fear, her voice trembling slightly.

"What are you doing?" Zhang Xiuhua asked impatiently when she saw that it was rice.

She had observed that Xiao Shuyan never had a nanny and always walked home by himself (actually, he walked home with Zhouzhou). She had never seen his parents or heard of any family with the surname Xiao.

The main problem is that Xiao Shuyan is cowardly. Even when scolded, he doesn't dare to cry. He's not manly at all and acts like a girl.

Moreover, he has been angry with him for so long, either he really doesn't dare to tell his parents, or his parents know but don't take it seriously.

"Teacher Zhang, I want to eat a small cake. I just saw there were still some in the basket." Mili has always liked the small cakes at kindergarten.

However, Teacher Zhang wouldn't give it to him if she was unhappy. Teacher Zhang would reward the extra small cakes to the children who behaved well. Mi Li had also eagerly raised his hand to try and win that small cake, but Teacher Zhang wouldn't call on him.

One time, when he was called on, he didn't know the answer and was punished by being made to stand at the back. The whole class kept watching him stand there as punishment, and Mili cried sadly. Teacher Zhang told him not to cry.

Then Mili overheard Teacher Zhang and Teacher Wen from next door saying, "This Xiao Shuyan doesn't pay attention in class. When he couldn't answer, I made him stand as punishment, and he started crying in distress after a while. Anyone who didn't know better would think I was bullying him." Teacher Zhang sighed, "Kids these days are really hard to raise."

Teacher Wen knelt down to wipe away Mili's tears and said softly, "Little Xiaoxiao, don't cry, okay? A real man shouldn't cry so easily."

Teacher Wen gently wiped away Mili's tears. Mili suddenly thought of her own mother, who also gently wiped away her tears and called her "Mili Baby".

Teacher Wen didn't know what had happened between Xiao Shuyan and Zhang Xiuhua. Seeing that Xiao Shuyan had stopped crying, she patiently reasoned with her, "Little Xiao, Teacher Zhang is doing this for your own good."

Rice Grain looked somewhat bewildered. Was it for his own good?

"Teacher Zhang just wanted to teach Xiao Xiao that she needs to pay attention in class and be a good child by making her stand as punishment."

But, but Mili did listen attentively in class.

But Ms. Wen had to go back to her class after she finished speaking. Mili didn't have time to say anything.

Mili spent the whole afternoon thinking about what Teacher Wen said. Perhaps Teacher Wen is right.

After all, how could a teacher be wrong?

But Teacher Zhang's words were strange, and Mili felt sad and wanted to cry when she heard them, but Teacher Zhang didn't seem to say anything.

Mili doesn't really want to go to school anymore.

"Mili, what's wrong?" Zhouzhou noticed that his friend was getting more and more unhappy. He used to skip and hop to school, and the little bell on his schoolbag would ring.

But lately, Mili has been moving to kindergarten very slowly. "Where's your little bell?"

The sound of the little bell has disappeared.

"Teacher Zhang said the little bell was too noisy and would disturb the other students. She said, um, um, what do you mean by trying to get attention? She won't let me bring it anymore." Mili could never quite understand what Teacher Zhang was saying, so he thought Teacher Zhang must be a very strict teacher.

"No more noise, okay? If the teacher doesn't allow us to bring them, then we won't." Qiao Yanzhou held Mi Li's little hand, but still felt something was off. "Mili, what's wrong?"

"Zhouzhou, it's me."

Mili looked at Zhouzhou, his best friend.

"Zhouzhou, I don't like Teacher Zhang," Mili said, tears streaming down her face. "I miss my mom, I want my mom."

Mili's crying was so uncontrollable that it frightened little Qiao Yanzhou. He had no choice but to go and call an adult.

Mili's uncle rushed back. Mili had already cried herself to sleep. Her uncle had no choice but to ask Qiao Yanzhou. Qiao Yanzhou said that Mili didn't like Teacher Zhang.

"Okay, I understand," Uncle Mili said, hanging up the phone. The kindergarten principal explained why Teacher Zhang was being punished by making her stand.

Uncle Mili is very busy. He holds a high position and hasn't even had time to find a wife or children, let alone a child. He cherishes his sister's only child, but he really doesn't know how to comfort a child who is crying for his mother.

Alas, Teacher Zhang has suffered an undeserved misfortune; the child misses his mother and is sad.

Mili was held in her uncle's arms. Her uncle's eyes looked like her mother's. Mili missed her uncle very much.

But her uncle said, "Mili, be good. Next time we listen carefully in class, we won't be punished by the teacher to stand."

Mili nodded obediently. Mili's uncle had taken leave and came back, so naturally he wanted to make his niece happy. He took Mili to buy a cream cake and go for a walk in the park. Mili had a great time and almost forgot about Teacher Zhang.

However, even after her uncle rushed back to work, Mili still had to go to class in the afternoon.

At this moment, Teacher Zhang had just been reprimanded by the principal, who said, "Xiao Shuyan's parents have both passed away... He's currently living with his uncle. It's not easy for a child to live under someone else's roof, and he's easily embarrassed. Making him stand as punishment was too harsh."

Zhang Xiuhua's mind was filled with thoughts of her deceased parents. When she saw that her supposed uncle hadn't come in the afternoon, realizing that Mili wasn't being valued, she became even more aggressive.

Zhouzhou has been depressed these past two days because of the rice grain incident. But the adults think that Teacher Zhang is not at fault; when they were naughty, they were often whipped with wooden sticks by their teachers.

But Bian Xiao is different. She knows this is bullying on campus. To deal with this kind of hypocritical teacher, you need evidence. Otherwise, if she tries to argue back, Mi Li won't be able to win the argument.

When Xiao Shuyan wanted a small cake, Zhang Xiuhua laughed and poked Xiao Shuyan's head, saying, "You're not being good, so you don't get a small cake."

"Mili is very good, but Teacher Zhang doesn't like Mili. She never gives me a small cake." Mili is sincerely reciting her lines (Bian Xiao teaches Zhouzhou, and Zhouzhou teaches Mili).

"You're talking back to me right now, Xiao Shuyan. Do you want to be punished by standing in the corner? Let me tell you, this time, even if you cry, no one will help you." Zhang Xiuhua was already irritable from coaxing people, and Xiao Shuyan, who was usually timid, dared to talk back to her, which made her even angrier.

“I did nothing wrong. Last time, Teacher Zhang asked me to wipe the table, and I did. Teacher Zhang said that Mili was naughty and that Teacher Zhang was bad. I want to tell my mom,” said Zhouzhou. He insisted on telling Teacher Zhang and then telling his mom. Mili didn’t understand why, but she really wanted to find her mom.

"Mi Li, Mi Li, you're a boy and you keep calling me Mi Li all the time. You'll grow up to be a sissy. You're still looking for your mother? Your mother is dead. Do you even know what 'dead' means? You'll never see your mother again. You'll never find her again. You're a child without parents." Zhang Xiuhua was enraged by Mi Li's words and launched into a tirade.

"Alright, you don't have any small cakes, and I can't be bothered with you. Get lost, don't disturb my meal." Zhang Xiuhua was in a hurry to eat, otherwise it would get cold.