Blessed To Have Each Other In This Life (Mu Shao, Your Wife Is Born Again)

— not pregnant.

It seems to be a matter of course, but there is a slight loss in my heart.

Although she said that she didn't want to go to class with a big belly, but in her heart, like Murong Cheng, she was looking forward to the crystallization of love.

Mu Zi showed Murong Cheng the pregnancy test stick, but as a result, he was tortured twice that night.

Afterwards, Mu Zi was so tired that she didn't even want to move her fingers, so she let Murong Cheng stuff a pillow under her waist, saying it would help her get pregnant.

In the silence of the night, Murong Cheng carefully held her in his arms, and the two of them were talking softly.

"Zizi, do you want a boy or a girl?"

"It's all right... What about you? Do you like boys or girls?"

"I like girls."

"What if I had a boy?"

"Continue to live."

"..."

Murong Cheng smiled and said: "Girls can pet as much as they want, but boys can't. If they pet too much, they worry that he doesn't know the heights of heaven and earth, and if they don't love him less, they also worry that he's weak and timid. No matter how they teach him, it's not appropriate to teach them. It's better to be a girl." , soft and shy but also cute, domineering and domineering but also cute..."

The little woman in her arms took a long breath and didn't respond.

"Zizi?" Murong Cheng called softly.

Mu Zi fell asleep.

Murong Cheng's thin lips curled up slightly, and he also closed his eyes.

...

In the morning Mu Zi got up and took a shower.

She got up late, had a quick bite of breakfast, and rushed to school.

When she arrived at the school, the class bell had just rang. Mu Zi trotted all the way to the door of the classroom, and saw that the teacher was already inside.

Mu Zi stepped into the classroom, and the teacher suddenly cast a cold glance over him: "Get out!"

Mu Zi was stunned, and immediately stopped in place.

Another student hurried into the classroom behind him, but this time the teacher turned a blind eye.

Mu Zi felt baffled, walked into the classroom with a frown, and was about to sit down, when the teacher suddenly threw the lesson plan in his hand heavily on the desk!

"Are you deaf? I tell you to get out!"

Everyone in the classroom looked at Mu Zi.

Mu Zi's face turned red, and she asked unconvinced: "Why do you want me to go out?"

"You are late!" the teacher said indifferently, "I said yesterday that if you want to attend my class, you must follow my rules! In my class, no one is allowed to be late! Either come to class on time, or Don't come!"

Mu Zi's face was sullen, "Then what about that person just now? He's also late, why can he come in?"

"He came to school with the poverty relief fund. He has classes during the day and part-time job at night. He rents a low-rent house in the outer suburbs. He has to get up at five o'clock every day. It is understandable that he is late for a minute or two." The teacher looked her up and down with a sneer, "What about you? Miss Situ, since you're too tired, go back and rest. Remember to turn up your collar when you leave. No one here wants to know how fierce your battle was last night."

The words were extremely sarcastic, and the whole class roared with laughter.

Mu Zi's face turned pale, and she immediately covered the neckline with her hand, knowing that the hickey might be showing.

Hearing the laughter of the students in the class, the teacher smiled even deeper, and cast a disdainful glance at Muzi, and said, "Please go out, don't disturb other people's class."

Mu Zi pursed her lips and sat down with a cold face.

Seeing that she was unmoved, the other party put away the smile on his face, "Situ Muzi, please go out!"

"Why should I go out?" Mu Zi's eyes were filled with frost, "Students have the right to enjoy education, and teachers have the obligation to teach and solve doubts. Since I have not affected your teaching, you have no right to deprive me of the right to education." Right! Also, I don’t think it’s something a qualified teacher would do to make fun of a student’s private life in public!”