Chapter 288 Encountering a Stray Dog

Chen Wanqiu suddenly had an idea, "I can't reveal the author of these poems, but I can guarantee that as long as Su Tian can 'create' the first half of the poem, I can read the second half."

Anyway, with Xiao Ming here, she didn't have to worry about not being able to read it out.

"Really? Xiaotian, can you improvise another poem?" The top class teacher immediately looked at Su Tian.

Su Tian blushed and hesitated, "I...I..."

He only remembered that line of the poem the girl gave him, and the rest... He thought it was too complicated, and he didn't even read many of it.

[It seems that Su Tian just got one or two famous poems by Li Bai by chance, and they are the simplest ones. In fact, I think some of Li Bai's other poems are really good, like "Don't Make the Golden Zun Sky Facing the Moon", "Thousands of Gold Are Scattered" After all, it comes back again, flying down three thousand feet, it is suspected that the Milky Way has fallen into the sky, that is the famous sentence among famous sentences. 】

Recalling the classic poems he had learned in modern times, Su Ming felt filled with emotion and couldn't help but read a few more lines.

Chen Wanqiu immediately took advantage of Su Tian's speechlessness and spoke first, "Since Xiaotian you can't understand for a while, how about I say the first sentence and you answer the second sentence?"

After she finished speaking, she casually recited a poem that Xiao Ming had just recited casually.

What Su Ming recited were all classic lines from Li Bai's poems, each one more shocking than the next. Chen Wanqiu only said half a sentence, and the eyes of everyone in the class who knew poetry were widened.

As for these poems, Su Tian certainly couldn't understand them. He stood there in embarrassment, a little at a loss.

The top class teacher only listened to Chen Wanqiu read a few lines and deduced that these lines and the poem Su Tian gave her before were definitely written by the same person.

She was immediately extremely disappointed. It seemed that this poem was written by a reclusive poet. Maybe Su Tian only found out about it through Chen Wanqiu.

"Su Tian, ​​you are a smart and good child, but anything that is not yours does not belong to you. I hope you will not disappoint the teacher next time." She sighed and educated Su Tian tactfully.

"Parent Su Tian, ​​you should pay more attention to this child. Some children lack care and will like to lie to attract adults' attention." After educating Su Tian, ​​she did not forget to scold her. Su Zhenting.

Su Zhenting also realized that Su Tian was not a "born poet" at all, but a thief who stole other people's works at will, and he was immediately angry.

"Hmph, you should reflect on yourself!" He gave Su Tian a cold face, turned around and left the kindergarten.

Although other children and parents in the class did not openly laugh at Su Tian, ​​they could not hide their contemptuous eyes.

The parents who didn't look down on Su Tian at all were now gathering around Chen Wanqiu and gossiping about who the poet was. Some parents even knew that Su Tian was once Chen Wanqiu's adopted son and directly doubted whether Chen Wanqiu was the author of these poems.

Chen Wanqiu knew very well how great these poems were, so she didn't dare to admit them and could only pass them by.

After the parent-teacher meeting ended, the parents took their children and left happily. Only Su Tian sat alone in the classroom.

Because the parent-teacher meeting was held after the daytime classes, it was already dark.

The outside of the kindergarten was desolate, and the cold night wind picked up a few fallen leaves under the dim street lights.

The top class teacher who was the last to leave saw Su Tian alone and couldn't bear to send a message to Su Zhenting, asking him to pick up the child. However, Su Zhenting directly told Su Tianzi to come back by himself.

She had no choice but to leave.

Su Tian was unwilling to wait until very late, thinking that Su Zhenting would definitely send a driver to pick him up if he found out that he had not returned home late at night.

But he stood with his legs straight at the entrance of the kindergarten, and no car came by.

He felt aggrieved and anxious, so he could only hold on to the strap of his schoolbag and walk home alone at night.

Halfway down the road, a lamp on the roadside suddenly went out with a flicker, and a gust of cool wind blew across his back, making him tremble with fright.

After realizing that nothing happened, he kicked the street lamp angrily, "Even you bullied me! I must kill them all! Kill them all!"

He yelled angrily at the broken street lamp and was about to kick it again when a group of dark shadows suddenly appeared from the alley next to it.

"Woof woof woof!" It turned out to be a group of ferocious-looking stray dogs.