TRANSMIGRATING TO THE 80S TO BECOME STEPMOM TO FIVE BIGWIGS

Chapter 61-70

Chapter 61: Changed

Little Bei seized this opportunity. “See that, Mommy? My older brothers also think that you favored Xiao Wu.”

As soon as Little Bei finished speaking, she heard Shao Nan’s voice. “Little Bei, she’s been quite good to you too.”

“That’s true.” Little Bei concurred.

Mu Jingzhe: “…”

So long as there were two or more children, the problem of being biased would exist. She hadn’t expected to encounter such a situation herself, let alone with five children.

Most importantly, she had to admit that she was indeed biased.

It wasn’t that she didn’t like Shao Dong, Shao Xi, and Shao Nan, but they were older and could take care of themselves. Furthermore, due to their personalities, she wasn’t as close to them as she was to Little Bei and Xiao Wu.

Due to fate and chance, she had grown closer to Little Bei and Xiao Wu. The two of them were more obedient, likable, and attached to her.

Thus, she was indeed a little biased and cared more for them.

Mu Jingzhe gave the five of them an egg each and promised, “I’ll try my best to be fair in the future.”

Upon hearing this, Shao Dong and Shao Xi looked a little embarrassed and stopped talking.

After all, they felt like they were grown up, and a real man shouldn’t behave like this. Besides… the two little ones had called her ‘Mommy’. They weren’t like Shao Dong and the rest.

*****

Everyone in the village knew that Little Bei had shot an advertisement and even danced on TV.

Then, the full marks essay of the elementary school students was finally published. The school received a sample from the publishing house for Shao Xi.

The principal and the form teacher were both very excited. They even specially publicized this matter during the flag-raising ceremony and presented him with a merit award, as well as three sample books.

The school had kept two sample books for students to read so that everyone could learn from them in the future and strive to get their work published in the book as well.

The children of the Shao Family had all made something of themselves. These pitiful little children, who used to have no one to take care of in the past, had become role models other parents were now asking their kids to learn from.

After Shao Xi brought home the three sample books, he pretended to be calm and gave one to Mu Jingzhe.

“Take it if you like.”

“Wow, thanks, Shao Xi. That’s awesome.”

Mu Jingzhe felt that Little Shao Xi exuded the air of a domineering CEO. She put it away carefully and said, “I’ll cherish it. You have to keep yours too. You can leave one for everyone to read, but the other one you’ve got to store properly.”

The corners of Shao Xi’s mouth curled up. Though he had already decided to listen to her, he said, “There’s no need to be so excited. There will be more in the future.”

“Mm, I believe you!” Mu Jingzhe nodded vigorously.

Shy Shao Xi: “…”

What could he possibly reply to this?

He touched his nose and handed the essay that he had promised to write about their trip to the city to Mu Jingzhe.

Shao Xi’s essay didn’t mention meeting Shao Qihai, only his wish.