But since Pei Jing had already asked, Jiang Ran really couldn’t avoid answering.
Jiang Ran nodded, "I will sleep with Dad, but if Little Jing wants to sleep with both me and Dad, that’s totally fine too!"
Upon hearing Jiang Ran’s reply, Pei Jing let out a sigh of relief.
When a child sighs with relief, it’s not like adults who have to be cautious and restrained to hide it from others.
Pei Jing was genuinely relieved.
After letting out a long breath, he even patted his chest with his hand.
"That’s good! That’s good!"
Listening to Pei Jing’s words and watching his little actions, Jiang Ran and Pei Huai both laughed.
This kid!
He’s really a little one with a big spirit.
Now that they had reached the kindergarten, Pei Jing didn’t continue talking about it.
He obediently and sweetly said goodbye to Jiang Ran and Pei Huai, then skipped into his class.
Jiang Ran and Pei Huai left the kindergarten together, walking slowly side by side on their way back.
Although they had been in this setting many times before,
this time, Jiang Ran felt something was a little different.
With these thoughts in her mind, Jiang Ran looked at Pei Huai.
As soon as she glanced over, she met Pei Huai’s gaze.
Pei Huai was also looking at her.
As their eyes met, both of them smiled.
Jiang Ran always thought of herself as someone not easily shy.
But being looked at like that now, she suddenly felt a bit flushed.
Seeing Jiang Ran blush, Pei Huai smiled and asked.
"Ranran, what’s wrong?"
Upon hearing the question, Jiang Ran glared at Pei Huai.
This guy was clearly asking despite knowing.
Jiang Ran didn’t respond, she just quickened her pace slightly.
Seeing Jiang Ran’s reaction, Pei Huai chuckled again, but his pace also picked up a bit, catching up to Jiang Ran ahead.
After Pei Huai caught up, Jiang Ran intentionally walked even faster.
The two of them continued like this, you chasing me, all the way home.
By the time they got home, Jiang Ran’s slight embarrassment had vanished.
With Pei Huai going out to work, Jiang Ran couldn’t just sit idle.
Although she hadn’t hired anyone yet, the task couldn’t be avoided.
She planned to give it another shot at the school, and if it really didn’t work out, she would have to follow Pei Huai’s advice and lower the standards a bit.
Don’t hire directly from the university.
But sometimes, that’s just how things go.
When you anticipate too much, it can’t seem to get done.
But just when you’re about to give up, things take a turn and give you hope.
This situation was exactly like that.
Jiang Ran merely intended to give it one last try, never expecting that someone would actually apply.
And it wasn’t just one person.
Six or seven people came, both boys and girls.
Jiang Ran had been teaching at the school, so she was somewhat familiar with most of the students in this field.
These few in front of her, their grades, though not top of the class, were quite decent.
If they graduate successfully, they could be assigned good jobs.
So why did they suddenly come to find her?
Finding it strange, Jiang Ran asked directly.
"Why did you all suddenly decide you wanted to work here? This job isn’t exactly an iron rice bowl."
At that time, people mostly valued iron rice bowl jobs.
Not only did it look good, the most important thing was stability.
Hearing Jiang Ran’s comment, one girl laughed and spoke first.
"We don’t care about iron rice bowls; we just want to make money."
Hearing this answer, Jiang Ran thought to herself, what a surprise.
At this point in time, are there already people only looking at money?