Interstellar Orphanage Cultivates Bai Ze Cubs to Be Omniscient and Omnipotent

In preparation for becoming the All-Round Baby King in three months, the babies are all training hard, and Wen Ai is specially preparing to buy some small gifts to reward them.

To keep it a secret, he deliberately chose to go out on the weekend, and it was at the familiar Shanxinghui (the shopping center in Chapter 23). On weekends, he could see some kids running around in the mall.

This area is full of older children, playing in the cubs' designated area with ears or tails on their heads. Some of them turn back into their animal heads while playing, or even completely transform back into their animal forms and pounce on their companions.

Wen Ai looked around for a while, then prepared to take her things back, but suddenly heard a burst of laughter.

"Bai Di, what's wrong with you? Didn't I tell you to bring some delicious food?"

A group of little kids surrounded a little girl with bunny ears wearing a white dress. The little girl's eyes were blank, and she didn't say a word, whether she was frightened or something.

The leader of the brats got angry when he saw Bai Di's appearance and couldn't help but shove her. The little girl opened her mouth and screamed, her face turning into a rabbit's head in an instant.

"What are you doing?"

Upon seeing an adult approaching, the group of children scattered in a flash, leaving only the little girl alone.

"Little girl, are you alright?" Wen Ai squatted down, smiled at her, and when she didn't speak, he added, "I'm a childcare worker, not a bad person~" He showed her the sign of Baiwen Childcare Center.

The symbol of a childcare worker is a pair of folded hands, which, after joining a childcare facility, are surrounded by a ring of subordinate gold patterns.

Bai Di stared at it for a while, but still didn't make a sound. Only one of its perked-up ears relaxed.

"Where are your parents?"

Wen Ai knew that the rabbit beastmen were more prone to nervousness than the little pandas, so she simply sat down cross-legged, about a meter away from the little girl.

The little girl's nose, which had been twitching violently, gradually calmed down. She smelled a soft rustling of bamboo leaves, blinked at Wen Ai, and said softly, "My dad is shopping with my mom..."

"Xiao Di!" A couple ran over from a distance, quickly standing in front of Wen Ai in the blink of an eye, looking at him with some wariness.

Bai Di's hand was grabbed, and she said slowly, "This is Teacher Wen."

Wen Ai stood up and patted the dust off her clothes: "Hello, Bai Di's parent. I just saw other children surrounding Bai Di, so I waited with them for a while."

Upon seeing Wen Ai's identity as a childcare worker, Bai Di's parents relaxed somewhat. Bai Xuan thanked him gratefully a few times and then took the child away.

Little did they know that in Wen Ai's eyes, they were unreliable parents.

The gifts Wen Ai brought back were cheered by the children, but things were not so peaceful at Bai Xuan's house.

"Xiao Di, it's already 2 o'clock, we still have to go to the orphanage!" Bai Xuan was woken up again by his daughter's stomping feet and had to be sent by his wife to coax her.

"I'm not going." Bai Di, who had turned back into a rabbit while sleeping, turned her head to one side and said expressionlessly.

Bai Xuan yawned and lay down in his daughter's bed to doze off, only to be stepped on by Bai Di: "So what are you going to do?"

"I want Teacher Wen!" Bai Di couldn't help but stomp her feet a few times when she mentioned Teacher Wen.

"Teacher Wen?" Bai Xuan barely remembered the young man she had met during the day; he was indeed a teacher with an exceptionally high level of affability.

"Xiao Di, have you ever been bullied?" Bai Xuan was no longer sleepy when he heard this, and looked at his little one with a serious expression.

Bai Di thought for a moment: "Does it count if I don't talk to them?" Those people always liked to pull her ears, which she didn't like.

Bai Xuan sighed and said, "Okay, then I won't go tomorrow."

"I need to see Teacher Wen!" Bai Di reiterated. Bai Xuan comforted her, saying, "We can't go right away. Daddy still needs to pay the fees. You can go now and take Xiao Di with you."

"it is good."

"Go to sleep!"

"it is good!"

The next day, Bai Xuan got up very early and went to the current orphanage to find out about the situation.

The teacher even turned the tables, saying that Bai Di was unsociable, which made Bai Xuan so angry that he almost wanted to kick him.

The differences between teachers are just too great!

Regardless of whether he goes to the orphanage where Teacher Wen works, he can't stay at this one. Bai Xuan, with a dark face, processed his discharge.

After get off work, he went to the Baiwen Orphanage, which he had inquired about beforehand. Teacher Wen was there; it was Cooley's father who had told him about it.

It was right at the end of the workday, and Bai Xuan saw the children happily saying goodbye to Teacher Wen, which made him feel even more pleased.

He also spotted a capybara calf, and his eyes lit up. The calf moved slowly and even said goodbye to Teacher Wen, indicating that it was being well taken care of.

After all the cubs left, he quickly stepped forward and said, "Teacher Wen."

Wen Ai turned her head and recognized the little girl's father: "Hello?"

"Teacher Wen, my son, the little rabbit from yesterday, wants to come to your school. Could you introduce him to me?"

Wen Ai hesitated for a moment, then agreed and led the parent on a tour.

Bai Xuan suddenly smelled a wonderful fragrance and quickly put on his glasses to look. To his surprise, he saw a small patch of land covered with small flowers.

"These are plants that the children planted themselves, and they will be fed to the children when they mature."

"This is... a natural plant?" Bai Xuan swallowed hard. Just this alone puts this orphanage miles ahead of the others.

The rest of the facilities are similar to other orphanages, but the facility is larger, and some rooms are designed with the cubs' sizes in mind, showing great care.

When the staff were introduced, Bai Xuan felt even more at ease. The dean and the gatekeeper were both retired soldiers. Wow, what a lineup.

When Bai Xuan learned that they had adopted some abandoned children, his opinion of the orphanage improved even further.

As a rabbit-beastman, Bai Xuan needed relatively less energy to transform into human form, and most of them were able to get through this period safely. Therefore, he felt great sympathy for the abandoned cubs. For some reason, he had a strange intuition that these cubs would definitely be able to transform into human form safely.

"I'll go back and discuss it with my family, and I'll give you an answer tomorrow!" Bai Xuan was very satisfied with Baiwen Orphanage, but he still had to report to his wife and couldn't make the decision on his own.

“Okay.” Wen Ai saw him off from the orphanage, feeling quite confident about the outcome.

When Bai Xuan got home, he saw his wife, Bai Mianmian, coming out to get water.

"Wife, I'm home!" He pounced on her.

"Get up, you're so heavy!" Bai Mianmian is a novelist who only needs to work from home. Hearing the voice, Bai Di pulled her foot back.

She doesn't want to see the two of them all lovey-dovey, Yue!

"How is that orphanage?"

Bai Xuan told her, and Bai Mianmian trusted his judgment, but she also became curious: "Since you two are so satisfied, then let's go with this place. But I'll go take a look tomorrow too." She finished her writing and could then pick up and drop off the cubs.

"As you command, my dear wife."

Bai Di happily hopped and skipped around, spinning and jumping wildly on her bed (yes, that's how rabbits are when they're happy!).