Chapter 267 - 263: The Woman Who Died in the Wolf’s Jaws【100 votes+】
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"Third Sister-in-law, I think the kindergarten at the supply and marketing cooperative is quite good. At least from there, I’ve genuinely heard the clear sounds of children reading aloud."
Zhang Shanni, while strolling leisurely through the five streets around her as a form of exercise, found three kindergartens: one for the government agencies, a nursery, and another for workers of the smelting plant.
"Mm, let’s go with the one for government agencies. Relatively speaking, it’s closer. Besides, it’s a state-run kindergarten, and your Third Brother can have a say in it." The nursery was immediately dismissed by Zhang Shanni, leaving only the other worker’s kindergarten. Such kindergartens usually have a strong sense of community and tend to be exclusive.
The government agency kindergarten would definitely be exclusive too, but with Xiao Si around and Xiaoqi looking cute and obedient, there shouldn’t be a big problem. Most importantly, it is, after all, a kindergarten for government agency children, who are naturally more clever, unless they meet someone with a muddled mind.
The two sisters-in-law reached a consensus with smiles on their faces and returned to the little Western-style house.
It’s worth mentioning that Zhang Shanni had actually learned about this information from some child’s mouth the day before she went wandering.
Since these past few days everyone had been coming up to the county town to settle into the new house, and Zhang Shanni was barred from getting close, she had no choice but to go shopping on the streets herself—
Unexpectedly, she ran into Xiao Lei, whom she hadn’t seen in a long while. Upon learning that Zhang Shanni would also be living in the same area in the future, Xiao Lei was overjoyed for a long time. He said that Little Yaya had always wanted to thank you since waking up, but each of the two encounters had been too hurried to properly express their gratitude.
Zhang Shanni, on the other hand, felt that she should be the one thanking Xiao Lei’s family. If it weren’t for Xiao Lei’s keen eyes spotting her, she might have been stranded in the train station. Even if Sister Xiaxia would come looking for her, it would have taken at least an hour more.