Lilly said, "I think this is not right. Ms. Peach, you should clarify that he was wrong and then make him apologize to me!
Why apologize and forgive if she didn't mean it?
If Ray had sincerely apologized, she would have said it was okay.
But Ray did not think he was wrong when he said sorry.
Priscilla suddenly realized, "Oh, I see! It was my mistake. I'm sorry. I will remember next time, okay?
Why wait until next time? Did it mean that this time did not matter?
Lilly was not happy. She did not want to talk to Priscilla anymore.
Priscilla innocently touched her cheek and murmured, "Oh dear, did I say something wrong?"
After finishing her work at the other end of the classroom, Flora raised her voice and said, "All right, kids. Come over for roll call!"
The children immediately put down what they were holding, some running over quickly, some slowly.
Lilly was the one who dashed, immediately leaving Priscilla behind and running over to stand in front of Flora.
A hint of a smile appeared on Flora's face.
Seeing the lagging children, she reminded them, "Clock has already run a circle faster than you guys. Ray, Mia, and Sophia, let's go!"
"The children who run fast are great. Everyone should learn from them. Especially our new student, Lilly."
Several children who were lagging immediately ran forward. Even Ray walked quickly.
After all, both adults and children liked to be praised.
Flora said, "As usual, when the teacher says 'children', the children should respond with 'yes, yes, yes'. Let us hear whose voice is the loudest."
Flora, "Children."
All the children in the class said, "Hey, hey!"
Lilly suddenly realized that this was how they played.
So when Flora said "children, children" for the second time, Lilly roared, "Hey! Hey! Hey!"
This sound startled the sparrows outside the window.
The teachers were stunned.
Flora could not help but burst into laughter, praising, "Wow, Lilly has the loudest voice! I will give you a sticker for being so great."
As she spoke, she put a sticker saying "You're awesome" on Lilly's forehead.
Lilly widened her eyes and touched the sticker.
She got a reward.
Kindergarten is so much fun!
Flora began calling out names, and Lilly observed how her classmates responded.
When it was her turn, she still loudly said, "I'm here."
The other two teachers laughed loudly.
Lilly was too serious and too cute.
Priscilla could not help but say, "What a cute baby, I like her."
The teacher beside her joked lowly, "Then you should hurry up and have a baby with Shawn!"
Priscilla blushed and said, "What nonsense, we're not married yet."
As they whispered, Flora called Lilly's name and asked her to introduce herself.
Lilly repeated what her granny taught her last night, "Hello, everyone. My name is Lilly Crawford. You can call me Lilly. I'm four years old, and I'm delighted to be friends with all of you!"
She spoke clearly and confidently, and the teacher and other children applauded.
At this moment, the mischievous Ray started to make fun again.
He laughed and winked, "Lilly, she's called Potato. Hahaha."
"She's a Chubby Sweet Potato who can eat and poop a lot, hahaha!"
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