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Chapter 264 Choosing a School 3
Qi's mother hesitated for a long time and mentioned it to Wenxuan several times. Wenxuan only said that all the bank cards were with Feifei and that he only had pocket money every month.

Qi's mother was stunned. She had never thought about this problem before. As long as she asked, her son would do it without any complaints. Now...

After urging Wenxuan several times, the result was the same. Qi's mother had no choice but to find Feifei herself.

But several hours had passed since she entered the door, and she still didn't have the courage to speak.

The conflict between Feifei and Wenjing has not yet been resolved. Feifei seems reluctant to resolve it. Wenjing also has a stubborn temper. However, bank loans wait for no one. Every extra day will result in an extra amount of interest, plus fines, and credit problems...

Thinking of this, Qi's mother decided to risk her life, "Feifei,"

"Mom, I just want to ask your opinion on something," Ye Feifei took out the information on several kindergartens selected for Xiaojia, "I have chosen these kindergartens, Mom, please help me take a look. Which one should I choose?”

"Choose a kindergarten so early?"

"It's already too late. The Chinese New Year is just a few days away. After the Chinese New Year, we will go to school in another year and a half. Time passes very quickly. The children in their care center have already been selected from kindergarten to elementary school. Some of them have even been admitted to high school. I don’t want our Xiaojia to end up without a good school and have to go to those private elementary schools. Nowadays, primary school students have to interview for admission, and people also look at where you went to kindergarten. If you delay elementary school because you didn't choose a kindergarten, your life will be over."

The mother-in-law looked sly and whispered, "It's not that serious."

"Of course it's serious. It's different now. I'm so stressed and I don't understand many things. Mom, you know, I went to the small rented two-story warehouse kindergarten behind our alley. It only has four or five children." We were sitting around a small round table. The floor was made of cement, the walls were peeling, and the hygiene was not up to par. There was only one slide in the entire kindergarten, and most of the children there were wearing street clothes. The teacher asked me where I rented a house. Are there jobs? The children there are all whose parents have moved to the city to work. They can’t afford to go to a good school, and they don’t have a household registration in public schools, so they go to that kind of school.”

The mother-in-law sneered, "I know that kindergarten is run by several people. It's a private elementary school, but it's not that bad."

"I'm not saying how bad that school is, it's just that first of all, we don't have a household registration, and secondly, we don't have a job. Why do we have to wrong our children so much? Why not choose the best school as much as possible?"

The mother-in-law's facial expression was a little out of control, and she laughed a few times, "You're right, I can't keep up with the times, and I won't choose this school. You can go to whichever school you think is better."

"Mom, from what you said, you are Xiaojia's grandmother, and you have more life experience than us. Wenxuan also said that when he, you and my dad chose a house together, they took the schools nearby into consideration. There are several kindergartens nearby, and the most cost-effective one is City No. 23 Kindergarten. Even though it is public, it is already in line with international standards, has a strong teaching staff, and has authoritative certification for preschool education.”

"Isn't this great? We have a household registration, so even if it's a zoning, we have an advantage." When my mother-in-law heard about the government, the teaching quality was good and she became more interested.

(End of this chapter)