Filed to story: A Little Princess's Journey from Darkness to Light Novel
He had once passed by a kindergarten, and it looked imposing.
The child who did not want to go to kindergarten cried and made a scene, and the children in the class did not look delighted.
But unexpectedly, Lilly jumped up and exclaimed happily, “Really? Am I going to kindergarten? I’m finally going to kindergarten!”
Lilly bounced out of the room.
Pablo then opened his palm, revealing a thumb-sized ghost.
“Lilly is doing well. Are you relieved now?” The ghost was Jean.
Jean could not bear to watch Lilly leave and begged, “Can’t I see Lilly one last time?”
Pablo shook his head, “No.”
“You were supposed to be reincarnated half a year ago, but you kept delaying. Bringing you here this time was already a great risk.”
“If you meet Lilly again, it’s hard for me to maintain control.”
Jean cried mournfully, “Is there no other way? Like being reborn? How about soul transmigration for me?”
Pablo was speechless. “You’ve read too many novels!”
Jean kneeled and cried, “I want to be reborn as an invincible man from birth… No, let me be reborn nearby. Just don’t erase my memories, okay?”
Pablo put Jean away.
Lilly was about to start kindergarten, which made Bettany busy again.
Although the kindergarten uniform could be printed with names, Bettany liked to do it herself.
Hugh picked up a pen and wrote a hundred name tags for Lilly’s class and name.
Bettany sewed these name tags onto Lilly’s school uniform and daily clothes.
Hannah confidently guaranteed, “Don’t worry, I’m with Lilly. No one dares to bully her.”
On the day before the end of the holiday, every member of the Crawford family returned home and celebrated Lilly’s first day of school.
Edward set off several buckets of fireworks for two hours.
Lilly finally put on her small backpack and got on her school bus.
The little girl was excited, and the Crawford family followed behind the school bus.
The Animaux International Elementary
School was next to the Animaux International Kindergarten, with only a road separating them.
After Josh got off the school bus, he looked around. Unfortunately, he could not see anything.
The other members of the Crawford family quietly came to the iron fence outside Lilly’s kindergarten.
Looking around, Bettany grabbed the iron fence and leaned on the railing to sneak a peek while no one was around.
Hugh frowned and said with his hands behind his back, “You’re being outrageous…”
But the next second, he also stretched his neck to look.
Edward leaned directly on the iron fence, his face pressing against it as he sighed, “She grew up too fast. How come she’s already going to kindergarten?”
Anthony looked at the people who were peeking. Dressed in a neat suit, he said lightly, “It’s time to leave. We have to trust Lilly.”
He glanced at the school and then turned around and left.
In the principal’s office at the kindergarten, Blake smiled, “So I think it’s necessary to conduct a kindergarten explosion drill.”
The principal said, “Yes, you’re right.”
Blake said, “Then let me be the chief instructor!”
The principal was flattered, “Okay! You’re in charge!”
Blake was about to become a legendary warrior and left with satisfaction.
Feeling very worried and nervous, the principal decided to personally keep an eye on Lilly to make sure nothing happened.
The principal muttered to himself, trying to prevent any incidents, but his twitching eyelids made him feel like the more he feared something, the more likely it was to happen.
Hannah, accompanied by Lilly, took the bus to school every morning. They were in their third year of kindergarten.
Pablo was floating around, feeling bored.
Although he knew that young children wouldn’t cause any trouble in kindergarten, he decided to follow along involuntarily, taking the opportunity to rest and relax.
Hannah held Lilly’s hand and introduced her to every classmate they met, proudly saying, “This is my little sister!”
“Don’t mess with my sister, got it?”
Lilly was a newcomer. According to her age, she should have started in the junior class at the age of three and moved up to the middle class at the age of four.
When Lilly was in South City, no one cared for her, and she didn’t attend preschool even though she was three years old.
Now she had been directly transferred to the middle class, called the “Pineapple” class.
Lilly was thrilled and exclaimed, “I like the Pineapple class.”
It sounded like a delicious class.
Hannah reassured Lilly, saying, “Lilly, I’m in the Eldorado class. If anyone dares to bully you, come to me.”
Lilly obediently replied, “Okay, I know.”
The teacher beside them found it amusing and said, “Don’t worry, nothing will happen. I’m here with you! Hannah, you should go back to the classroom now!”
Hannah shook her head and insisted, “No, I must safely escort my sister to the classroom. It’s a task my dad entrusted to me.”
The teacher chuckled and said, “That’s great!”
The teacher then turned to Lilly and asked in a gentle voice, “Lilly, are you happy on your first day of school? I’m the teacher of the Pineapple Class. My surname is Flora, and you can call me Ms. Flora.”
Lilly blinked her eyes and exclaimed, “Wow, it’s Ms. Flora.”
She used to draw flowers, and now she had a Miss Flora in front of her, unconsciously feeling a connection.
Flora immediately smiled, her eyes squinting into a crescent moon. Somehow, seeing the bright light in this child’s eyes improved her mood.
Hannah hugged Lilly’s shoulder at the classroom door and said, “Here we are. Don’t cry after I leave.”
Lilly replied, “I won’t cry.”
But Hannah was still worried. What if some other kids bully her?
She suddenly waved her hand and called out, “Hey! Pineapple Class kids, look over here!”
The kids who were eating breakfast or playing looked up.
The busy teachers also froze.
Imitating the teacher’s usual speech, Hannah said, “This is your new classmate. Let’s all say, ‘Hello, sister!'”
Many of the kids, still half-asleep, followed without thinking, “Hello, sister!”
