Transmigrated to a Period Novel as the Genius Antagonist's Birth Mother

Chapter 66: New School

Content Warning: Little smexy roleplaying time

Cen Zhengnian's actions paused for a moment. He looked up at Chu Xia with a gentle tone and said, "Don't worry, I'll find a way."

Although his tone was casual, it involuntarily instilled confidence in people, making them believe that he could handle it.

Chu Xia became even more reassured.

"Are you sure you want to send An'an to the experimental primary school?" Cen Zhengnian asked Chu Xia.

Chu Xia replied, "It's the closest to home, and An'an is still young. It's not suitable to go to a school too far away."

Being close to home would allow him to walk to school with his backpack every day, and the experimental primary school itself was also good. With An'an's intelligence, he could excel in any school.

Actually, the differences among primary schools at this moment aren't significant. Most people send their children to the primary school nearest to their homes.

Grandpa Jiang mentioned a better primary school, mainly because it was established a bit earlier, and the teachers assigned were outstanding educators from renowned teacher training schools in the capital. The majority of students also come from well-established families.

The teachers at the experimental primary school aren't much different, either. They are either experienced teachers from before or formally assigned by regular teacher training schools, and the gap isn't substantial.

At this time, there isn't much pressure for further education, and everyone is not anxious. It's unlike the future where parents go to great lengths to ensure their children get into a good junior high or high school.

There aren't various extracurricular tutoring classes in society either. Most kids enjoy carefree days in primary school, spending their time either in classes or happily playing.

When it comes to junior high, there's a unified exam to determine school placement based on exam scores.

Chu Xia isn't worried about Cen Huai'an's transition to junior high, and she expressed this to Cen Zhengnian.

Cen Zhengnian understood her meaning and nodded, saying, "I'll try to get An'an to start school next Monday."

Cen Huai'an, listening to his parents discussing his school matters, brightened up when he heard his dad say he could go to school next Monday. He looked at Cen Zhengnian and asked, "Dad, can I really go to school next Monday?"

An'an didn't find primary school particularly enjoyable before. He learned what the teachers taught from books, and many classmates seemed quite childish.

However, once away from school, he realized going to school was more interesting. He could play chess with classmates, but now that he's at home, with his mom studying, he can only read, play Go , and interact with the family dogs.

Cen Zhengnian looked at Cen Huai'an, a smile playing on his lips. "If everything goes smoothly," he said.

After dinner, Chu Xia went to the bathroom to freshen up, while Cen Zhengnian and Cen Huai'an cleaned up the aftermath of the meal, also taking care of feeding the little dog.

Cen Huai'an squatted beside the dog bowl, watching the two puppies rapidly devouring the soup-soaked bread, eyes filled with joy.

"Dad, will the jujube tree in our backyard bear jujubes?"

Chu Xia had mentioned to Cen Huai'an that the thick-trunked tree in their yard was a jujube tree. During their time in Liangzhou City, the roadside trees were not jujube trees, and the residential compound didn't have any. Cen Huai'an had never seen a jujube tree, but he had tasted jujubes.