I divorced immediately after my rebirth

While Yiran was playing nearby, he saw Uncle Shen walk aside and answer a phone call.

I ran over while my mother wasn't paying attention.

"Uncle Shen, you must convince my mother to attend my parent-teacher meeting tomorrow. Please." Yiran said in a low voice after watching Uncle Shen finish the call.

Shen Qingyang raised his eyebrows, "Oh, didn't your mother say she would consider it? Why do you have to go? Do you have any other requirements?"

"Uncle Shen, you are so smart. Do you know that I have a request?" Yiran looked at Uncle Shen and said with a smile.

Shen Qingyang crossed his arms across his chest, with an expression that said, "I knew it." "Tell me, why do you want me to go to the parents' meeting tomorrow?"

"That's...that's it..." Yiran kicked the stones on the ground and thought about it. He had to say it tomorrow anyway, so he might as well say it now.

"There's a boy in my class who knows that my mother picks me up from school every day and has never seen my father. So he made fun of me for not having a father in school. I thought, if you go to a parent-teacher meeting for me tomorrow, then all the classmates will know about it, and the rumor will be broken, and that boy will have nothing to say."

"If someone asks me who I am to you, how should I answer?" Shen Qingyang looked at Yiran.

Yiran spread his hands and said, "Then just say it's my dad. My dad won't come to my school to look for me anyway. No one else will know."

Shen Qingyang looked into Yiran's eyes, but he didn't expect Yiran to look up and meet Shen Qingyang's gaze without showing any weakness. His eyes seemed to be saying, "This is my request anyway, you can do whatever you want."

When Shen Qingyang heard Yiran ask him to tell others that he was her father, he felt strange. It was as if the word "Dad" was just calling him. It was the first time in forty years that he heard someone call him dad.

Just for this call of "Dad" he will go tomorrow, hum! No one can stop him. Not even his beloved woman.

Thinking that Yiran had probably encountered this kind of thing at school more than once or twice, Shen Qingyang looked at Yiran and asked, "Have you ever told your mother about these things?"

"What?" Yiran hasn't reacted yet.

Shen Qingyang looked at Yiran and repeated the question he had just asked.

"No, why tell her? It won't solve the problem." Yiran lowered his head. "I don't usually hang out with that boy, but he always comes up to me and says some nonsense, which is quite annoying."

"I thought that if you helped me hold a parent-teacher conference, you could shut him up."

"Okay, I'll go to the parent-teacher conference for you tomorrow."

"Really?" Yiran looked at Shen Qingyang with surprise.

"Well, didn't you want me to be your dad and intimidate that male classmate? Who are you going to find if I don't go?"

"I haven't thought about that yet." Hearing that Shen Qingyang had agreed, Yiran became visibly happy.

"What about my mother..." Yiran said hesitantly as he looked at his mother standing under the street light.

"Don't worry, I'll talk to your mother later and make sure she agrees to let me attend your parent-teacher meeting tomorrow. Okay?" Seeing Yiran happy, Shen Qingyang's mouth curled up. This was just the right time for him to get sleepy and she came to him. He was still thinking about how to build a good relationship with Yiran, and she came to him.

This parent-teacher meeting for her is the best time to get closer to her.

After helping her get rid of this siege, the relationship between the two should be a little closer. Shen Qingyang was secretly happy, but he couldn't see it on his face.

"Thank you, Uncle Shen. I'll go play first." Now that the problem was solved, Yiran was in the mood to go out and play.

Tang Wan saw Shen Qingyang coming over and asked, "What were you talking about with Yiran just now?"

Shen Qingyang looked at the other people around him and replied, "Nothing. Just chatting."

While no one was paying attention, he whispered, "Let's talk about it tonight."

Tang Wan narrowed her eyes. Is there something that cannot be said outside?

In the evening, when Shen Qingyang came over, Tang Wan immediately sat up and asked the man what had happened before.

Shen Qingyang took out his cell phone slowly and sent a message to the colleague who asked him to cover for him, telling him that he had something to do tomorrow and couldn't help him, and asked him to find someone else to help.

After sending the message, turn off your phone.

Lying on the bed, holding the woman in his arms, he repeated to the woman in his arms what Yiran had told him that night.

When Tang Wan heard this, her voice was a little depressed: "I was busy with work all day, and she never told anyone at home that someone bullied her at school. This is my fault."

Shen Qingyang hugged the woman and said nothing. They were all ordinary people. In order to live and to create good conditions for their children, they couldn't help but not care about so many things.

I remembered what some experts on CCTV said before: When educating your children, if you choose to make money instead of disciplining your children, when the children grow up, the money you have worked hard to earn all your life will not be enough for them to squander in one year!

When educating your children, you choose to discipline and accompany them. When the children grow up, they will earn in just one year the money that you have never earned in your entire life!

For rich people, the experts are right, they can stop working and just earn a little less.

But they are still rich, and they can set aside some time to accompany their children as they grow up.

But for ordinary people, if they choose companionship, they have to rely on the land grown at home or find a job at home, which cannot meet the increasingly high housing and commodity prices.

Or ordinary people can only meet basic needs. If someone in the family falls ill, the family will collapse.

Of course, for a spendthrift child, no matter if he is rich or poor, he can quickly squander all the family's lifetime savings.

But for ordinary families, how many children can earn in one year what their parents can earn in their entire lifetime?

One netizen said: "I only have two hands, I can either move bricks or hold you. If I hold you, I can't move bricks, but if I don't move bricks, I can't support you."

The experts are right, but the netizens are also right.

What the netizens said is a realistic portrayal of ordinary people. Their salaries are not high. If they choose to accompany their children, where will the tuition fees come from, where will the daily necessities for the family come from, where will the mortgage and car loans come from? Where will the money for everything in life come from?

Do those experts know how much it costs for a child to go to kindergarten now?

A semester in a rural kindergarten costs three to four thousand yuan, but this three to four thousand yuan is a month's child care fee in a big city.

Yes, in larger cities, kindergarten fees are this much per month.

It is no longer the era of the 1960s and 1970s when all that mattered after having a child was to feed him or her.

In the past, studying cost money, but there wasn’t much money.

Tuition is free now, but all the fees added up for one semester are still quite high.

When netizens thought of an expert online saying that every family nowadays has at least three million in savings, they all laughed.

He did not deny that some families had so much savings, but they were definitely a minority.

He dared to say that there are not many families now who have savings of 300,000 yuan.

Look at the experts saying this with confidence on the Internet.

He guessed that the expert who said this must have no less than three million in savings at home.

For an average family nowadays, let alone three million, even thirty thousand is probably not something that many families can afford.

After all, most of the people in our country are ordinary people. Some of them can only get enough food and clothing, while others are still struggling on the living line.