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Chapter 109 I'm Helping Him

Everyone has a job, even housewives.

When I wake up in the morning, I have to be a chef to make breakfast for the children, and after breakfast, I have to be a driver to take the children to school. When I get home, I have to be busy with cleaning the house, cleaning, shopping, preparing dinner, etc.

These seem like simple chores, but are really time and energy consuming.

Especially if there are many children in the family, the full-time housewife may even be driven crazy. Lynette is in this state of mind at this time, and the active twins are driving her almost crazy.

So when I saw Susan driving back from shopping, I couldn't help being envious.

Susan's daughter, Julie, is a top student who doesn't have to worry about anything at school. She can also help Susan with various housework. She is smart, enthusiastic, and considerate, just like a perfect child.

But Susan felt annoyed by what she saw that day.

"What happened here, you and Julie just now..."

"Cough, relax, Ms. Susan." Locke said to Susan who came in, "I'm just teaching her a math problem."

"What are you thinking, she just started high school." Susan couldn't help but excitedly said.

"Mom, relax a little," Julie said, "We're just sitting closer."

"Just a little closer? You're almost stuck together." Susan couldn't help but shouted: "You know he's a playboy, he has more than one girlfriend, right?"

"Mom, I have nothing to do with him." Julie emphasized again: "He just taught me some academic problems. You know, he is a student at Princeton University and has received a full scholarship."

"Then you can go to Peggy, she is also a student at Princeton University and also has a full scholarship."

"But Peggy..." Julie wanted to explain, but Locke interrupted her directly.

"Okay, Ms. Susan, I understand your worries, and I promise nothing will happen." Locke said calmly, "That's all."

"OK." After calming down for a while, Susan stared at the serious Locke for a while, and finally nodded: "I know, I may have reacted too much, but..."

"I can understand, Ms. Susan." Locke said calmly, "I'm just explaining some problems to Julie."

After Susan left, Julie sighed: "I hope you don't mind, my mother is sometimes easy to misunderstand and overreact, especially recently because she has been a little anxious because of the wedding preparations."

"Nothing." Locke shrugged his shoulders: "I just think you will have a headache when you get home."

"Yeah, I know." Julie nodded helplessly, and then said to Locke, "Anyway, thank you for your explanation today."

"Nothing, we are friends." Locke said: "Also, if you have any questions, you can also ask Leonard. I just found out today that he and you are classmates."

"Leonard? I heard that you went to our school today and scared Jimmy so much that he wet his pants. Is it because of him? He is your friend?"

"Well." Locke said: "He is my friend and a genius. He can help answer your questions."

"I know, although he is only 12 years old, he has already gone to high school with us." Julie nodded, thinking that birds of a feather really flock together, and Locke has many talented friends around him.

"Jimmy is a school bully. Many people don't like him, but he belongs to the football team. Everyone doesn't want to provoke him, and they will try to avoid him." Julie thought of some things she had heard, and said:
"I don't know why. In the past few days, I have often seen Jimmy specifically blocking Leonard. Fortunately, you showed up today. Otherwise, Leonard will be bullied by Jimmy to the end in the next few years."

"Maybe it's Jimmy's luck." Locke said, "I'm helping him."

"Huh?" Julie felt that she couldn't turn her head around: "You scared him to pee in public, and now the whole school has spread the word, and you said you were helping him?"

Locke didn't explain it, because he knew that if Leonard was not a comedy character, based on his experience and the unique pissing nature of the American drama world, he would definitely become a big villain with anti-social personality.

Is a character like Sheldon tolerable for ordinary people?

Leonard, who has the best relationship with him, has endured the female version of Sheldon's Beverly since childhood, and has been enduring Sheldon himself since childhood. He can be described as a super Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Excluding the halo of the comedy role, think about it carefully, such a tolerant guy is definitely not an ordinary person.

It's good that such a person didn't explode, but once it reaches the limit and explodes, it will definitely turn a comedy into a thriller in a matter of minutes.

This is not a simple guess, but a very likely reality.

Now Leonard has to endure the double pressure of Beverly and Little Sheldon, which can be said to be a lot of pressure.

If the school bully Jimmy really pushes Leonard to the limit and rebounds after bottoming out, one can imagine the hideous and terrifying image of the classic high-IQ criminal in some film and television works.

Those guys who offended these criminals died without knowing how they died.

So Jimmy was scared to pee, and it was a bit embarrassing to say it, but Locke felt that he should thank himself for saving his life.

After Julie left, Locke cleaned up and returned to the study.

"Beverly called just now." Peggy said.

"It's about Sheldon?" Locke quickly guessed why.

"Well, before little Sheldon returned from school, Beverly asked if we knew where he was."

"If nothing else happens, he should be cleaning his dormitory." Speaking of this, Locke smiled.

However, because of his young age, Little Sheldon lived in Beverly's house, but one day Little Sheldon knew that Peggy had her own dormitory for lunch break, and immediately applied to the principal for the same treatment.

After being annoyed by little Sheldon countless times, the principal finally compromised and provided little Sheldon with a place for lunch break, which was still the same luxurious single room as Peggy.

This condition made many college students envy and hate. The key point is that Little Sheldon is recognized as a troublesome person in school. No one likes him, so he has become the target of public criticism.

Fortunately, as the protagonist, Little Sheldon has somewhat of a halo, and unintentionally made the choice that is most beneficial to him.

When other college students asked him to borrow a dormitory to 'study', he felt that the other party was very self-motivated and could be described as 'a child can be taught', so he readily agreed to the other party's request.

As the news spread, one pair after another of the study partners began to ask Little Sheldon to borrow the dormitory, and because of the convenience he provided, they called Little Sheldon their friend.

With more and more study partners and more and more queues, Little Sheldon found that the free time in the dormitory had not been perfectly utilized, so he began to arrange the schedule himself.

Scheduling is what little Sheldon loves most, so this is double the fun for him.

But today during the break, someone asked Sheldon, a 'friend', to borrow the dormitory. He used this as an excuse to refute Peggy's statement that he had no friends at school.

At that moment, Little Sheldon felt that it was his highlight moment. He had so many friends in school, and Peggy didn't see many friends except Locke. He won this wave.

But the slap in the face appeared soon, and Locke told the truth. The disgusting little Sheldon didn't even go to class, and ran directly to the dormitory to clean it himself. It seemed that it was not over yet.

(End of this chapter)