Back to the Past: The Rise of the False Heiress Marrying the True Tycoon

Chapter 895: What’s So Impressive About Her

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Today was the day Su Bing held his class, scheduled for the community center.

He had previously notified the security guard, ensuring that the Hu brothers would be allowed in without being treated as suspicious individuals. Sometimes, they even picked up odd jobs around the neighborhood.

With their business income improving significantly, the three Hu brothers had become much more grateful to Su Bing.

Unlike other street kids who struggled to focus on their studies, the Hu brothers displayed an eager thirst for knowledge since they began learning with Su Bing. They were enthusiastic about the classes, and Su Bing’s assigned homework was taken seriously, with the boys keeping each other accountable for completing it.

Su Bing had previously tested their academic skills, discovering that the boys had reached a third-grade level of education and even knew some basic foreign language.

Today’s lesson was focused on spoken foreign language. Once they gathered, they quickly dove into the teaching, oblivious to the numerous people nearby enjoying picnics and playing.

Meanwhile, Su Li and Gao Ming had learned from their previous lesson and no longer dared to venture into the small woods. Instead, they kept Su Le within Su Bing’s line of sight while still having a great time.

Su Li couldn’t help but boast about his sister’s beauty, enthusiastically declaring that she was the cutest, transforming him into a proud little brother.

Su Le truly was delightful to look at; she had grown taller, walking steadily, her hair, nurtured by Gu Zi, shone with luster and was soft to the touch. Styled into a cute mushroom cut, she sported a pink bunny hairpin that complemented her oval face perfectly. Her large, bright eyes were framed by long, curled lashes.

With her rosy cheeks and plump figure, she resembled a charming, well-fed doll, quickly becoming the center of attention on the lawn.

Adults nearby, especially those planning to conceive, couldn’t take their eyes off her, murmuring, “Oh God, grant me a lovely child like that!”

While Su Li’s bragging about his sister drew admiration and envy, it also caught the attention of some children who were not fond of them.

One such child was Wang Qiang, who lived nearby in one of the independent tube buildings. His grandmother worked in the community, and she often brought him along to play with the employer’s son, allowing him to mingle with the wealthy kids in the area.

Wang Qiang had done well for himself, becoming a familiar face among the neighborhood kids. He played with many of them, but he had no desire to befriend Su Li.

Upon seeing Su Li and his group, his first reaction was disdain. For him, it was simple; his grandmother had always said the Su family was despicable, so he felt justified in his feelings.

As the crowd around Su Le dispersed, Wang Qiang approached with a few kids, ready to mock Su Li. “What’s there to brag about? It’s just your sister. Once my dad remarries, I’ll have a sister too. Su Li, why don’t you show off your own abilities? Look at Xu Sheng—he’s only eight and already in the fourth grade, speaking foreign languages. Now that’s something to be proud of!”

Wang Qiang had heard from his grandmother that Xu Sheng was a distinguished boy from the capital, which made him quite impressive. His grandmother worked at Xu Sheng’s home, and he was determined to become friends with Xu Sheng, thinking it would elevate his status.

He had already experienced the benefits of this friendship; when he was with Xu Sheng, other kids no longer cared that he lived in a tube building. They played with him without hesitation, and he was eager to stick with Xu Sheng.

Upon recognizing the burly boy in front of him, Su Li smiled and continued to boast. “Oh, I thought it was someone important! It’s just you, Wang Qiang. Your dad’s been divorced three times, and your grandma still wants to force a girl to marry him. But guess what? No one wants to marry your dad. If you want to compete with me about sisters, you’d better have one first. And even if you did, my sister is way better than yours!”

Su Li remembered meeting Wang Qiang during one of his visits to the tube building. Like his grandmother, Wang Qiang enjoyed bullying others. Su Li had avoided playing with him.

Later, Su Li overheard his mother and Grandma Gao discussing Zhang Yao, further fueling his dislike for Wang Qiang’s family. He had long wanted to stand up for Zhang Yao and call out Wang Qiang’s family for their behavior.

Wang Qiang felt a sharp jab at his pride, his fists clenching in frustration.

Meanwhile, Xu Sheng, surrounded by a group of kids, noticed Su Li’s audacity. How dare this ordinary boy be so arrogant, flaunting his little sister in front of him and bullying one of his followers?n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

With a scornful expression, Xu Sheng stepped forward and sneered, “Your sister is just a three-year-old toddler. What’s so impressive about that? Does she have good grades or speak foreign languages?”

To Xu Sheng, who excelled academically and was proficient in several languages, true talent was measured by grades and linguistic ability.

In his eyes, the toddler in front of him was far from noteworthy. After all, she was barely old enough to even take tests or learn foreign languages. He had only begun to master his first language at four or five years old, making it absurd to compare her to him.