American TV series: Start with the little Sheldon's wool

Chapter 335 School Choice
After spending a day and night with Mike, Princess Mia, Amy, and Alan boarded a private plane back to Genovia.

Mia, who was unwilling to restrain Mike, failed to complete the task assigned by her grandma until the end and took Mike back with her.

Of course, the two did not stop contacting each other. They have agreed that one day they will meet again sooner or later.

Mike saw off the reluctant Mia, and when he drove the red Ferrari back to Cooper's house, he found the whole family sitting neatly in the living room.

Grandma Connie and Peggy are also here.

"What's going on?" Mike noticed something was wrong in the atmosphere and asked.

The room was divided into two groups, mainly Mary and Father George who seemed to be discussing something, a bit tit for tat.

"George and Mary are discussing where Shelly should go to college." Grandma Connie explained the situation and then asked: "By the way, Mike, have you decided which college you want to go to?"

"Well..." Mike pondered for a while and replied: "If nothing else, it should be Columbia University. They promised to give me sufficient education funds."

The university does not lack outstanding students, but it lacks super talents like Sheldon, Peggy and Mike.

Especially super prodigies like Little Sheldon and Peggy, no matter which university they go to, they can play a good publicity role in the local university.

Mike's alternative schooling areas include Apple City and California. Both areas are highly developed economically and culturally.

Apple City has Wall Street, Broadway, Central Park, etc. Among them, Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and other places are standard business circles.

As for California, there are Hollywood, Disney, the Walk of Fame and other fun places in the Los Angeles area.

While ensuring economic development, it is also a good place that integrates culture and tourism and is suitable for life and leisure.

Just considering the future development, Mike finally chose to go to the Metropolis.

"Compared to the University of Texas, Shelly might also be able to go to Columbia University." Father George, who wanted his smart little son to go out and see a wider world, said immediately after hearing Mike's choice.

Obviously, while Father George cares about his younger son, he is more willing to see him grow up.

He had previously suggested that his younger son go to a school like Harvard or Prince's, which was better than the University of Texas.

But they were all rejected by my wife on the grounds that her youngest son was too young.

Sure enough, after hearing her husband's proposal again, Mary said like a chicken guard: "I don't agree with Shelly going to school so far away. Without us, he can't take care of himself at all. What if he learns badly? .”

"When I go to Columbia, Mike will accompany me. Besides, it's time for Shelly to learn to be independent." Father George argued with reason.

Apparently at this moment, he and his wife had differences in their educational philosophies.

As for who is right or wrong between the two, it’s really hard to say. It mainly depends on Little Sheldon’s opinion.

But now little Sheldon has difficulty choosing. On the one hand, he is a little tempted by his father's proposal, but on the other hand, he is afraid of leaving his familiar environment.

"Shelly, Professor John is taking care of you at the University of Texas. It's convenient for you to go home if you feel wronged. It's not that good to go outside." Mary turned to her younger son, and after some instructive remarks, continued to ask: "So you are so stupid Now let’s choose, should we go to the University of Texas or leave our parents and go to school outside?”

"I, I don't know~" Little Sheldon, who has difficulty choosing, looked confused.

Although little Sheldon hasn't made a clear choice yet, his appearance fully shows that he can't live without his parents for the time being.

So, the answer is already clear.

"Oh, it seems I have to contact John. We can rest assured that he will take care of Shelly in the future." Grandma Connie said with a smile: "How about inviting him over for a meal tomorrow?"

"Then I'll trouble you." Mary answered immediately and settled the matter.

At this point, the argument between George's father and his wife ended in failure in a one-to-two headcount ratio. Little Sheldon's decision to go to the University of Texas was also decided in this confused situation.

"George wants to be more open-minded. No matter which university Sheldon goes to, his future achievements will be good." Mike comforted the disappointed father George.

For a child prodigy like Little Sheldon, what matters is the platform and teaching resources, and the quality of the teacher is not that important.

After staying at Cooper's house for a while, Grandma Connie, Mike and Peggy went back to the other side.

"Mike, are you sure you want to go to Columbia?" little Peggy asked.

"Sure." Mike replied affirmatively.

"That's good, I also received a notice from Columbia University. I will call my parents right away to inform my parents that I am going to Columbia University." Being able to continue to stay with Mike made little girl Peggy feel a little excited.

Over there, Grandma Connie also called Professor John and finished talking about Little Sheldon's situation.

After putting down the phone, she asked with a somewhat reluctant expression: "Mike, Peggy, when are you going to leave?"

As people get older, they inevitably get nostalgic.

After spending more than a year together, Grandma Connie has long been accustomed to the daily routine of having two children at home.

This sudden breakup made her feel a little sad.

"It should be just in the next few days. Uncle Kenya will come to pick me up." Mike replied.

There is still more than a month before the university starts, and Mike plans to go back to a small town in Minnesota for a while, and then transfer to Apple City.

As for Uncle Kenya, he is the steward at the farm and can be regarded as the personal butler of the Quinn family.

"I'm not sure yet. If my parents agree, I would like to go to a small Minnesota town with Mike to relax." Peggy turned to ask: "Is that okay, Mike."

"Of course, you're welcome at any time." Mike didn't know the little girl's little thoughts yet.
But considering how cute the other person is, this clinginess is not annoying.

Then again, little girls develop quickly. In the past six months, Peggy's height has increased to over 1.6 meters, and her girlish temperament has become more and more intense.

"Then when I invite John tomorrow, I will cook you a barbecue dinner as a farewell to you in advance." The optimistic Grandma Connie's mood faded as quickly as it came.

At this time, we have already begun to think about gathering separately.

On the second day, after inviting Professor John to a party and Mike and Peggy’s farewell dinner, the sumptuousness of the Cooper family’s banquet increased to another level.

"Little George, when are you planning to hold the wedding to Mandy?" While the Georges and Grandma Connie were preparing a feast in the kitchen, Mike, who was sitting in the living room, started chatting with Little George.

"The wedding is planned for October, one month before the baby is born." Little George answered with a smile.

With Mike's support, he opened a small repair shop and no longer had any financial pressure.

Now that he has no worries, little George only needs to focus on two things, one is his wedding to Mandy, and the other is making the repair shop business bigger and stronger.

"October? It seems I won't be able to attend." Mike said casually: "Well, I'll leave the pickup truck to you as your wedding gift."

"Okay... okay. I'll just thank you first." Little George originally wanted to refuse, but he realized that he really needed a mobility scooter for his wedding, and he already had so much affection for Mike, so he didn't lack one.

Just keep your kindness in your heart, and it won't be too late to repay you if you have the opportunity in the future.

(End of this chapter)