CHAPTER 55: CHAPTER 55: RONNIE BULLIED FOR NOT HAVING A DADDY

Although she hadn’t met Yasmin Irvine, Ivy Kensington was not discouraged. She believed that as long as she persisted, she would eventually meet Yasmin Irvine.

When she got home, "Mommy!"

Ronnie ran over with his little legs and hugged Ivy Kensington’s thigh.

"What’s wrong?"

Ivy Kensington squatted down and picked up Ronnie.

Since returning from the Blackwood Estate, Ronnie had been feeling down and was talking a lot less.

Ronnie said seriously, "Mommy, Ronnie wants to go to kindergarten."

He had heard from Auntie Leighton that the best way to forget someone is to make new friends. Ronnie decided he wanted to forget Sebastian Blackwood! Hmph, after all, he had a new baby now...

Ivy Kensington had actually planned for this earlier. Ronnie was almost four, and it was time for him to go to kindergarten.

So she asked Tiffany Leighton for a little help, and the next day, Ivy Kensington sent Ronnie to Starlight Kindergarten.

This was a very ordinary kindergarten, and Ivy Kensington planned to let Ronnie get used to it first, and then switch to a better one next year.

"Mommy, I will be good."

Ronnie made a heart gesture to reassure Ivy Kensington not to worry about him.

The kindergarten teacher quickly took Ronnie to the classroom as well.

Ronnie was so cute that he instantly melted the hearts of many little boys.

As soon as class was over, many classmates crowded in front of Ronnie’s seat, offering her gifts: "Ronnie, look at the card I made for you."

"And here’s the doll I made for you..."

At this time, a little girl named Little Star, sitting next to Ronnie, was unhappy.

In the past, everyone used to give her gifts... Ronnie was so annoying!

"Little Star, this is for you."

Ronnie took the opportunity to select the prettiest doll from the gifts she brought to give to Little Star.

Little Star snorted, turning her head to the side: "I don’t want it. You don’t have a dad. I don’t want to be friends with kids who don’t have dads."

When Ivy Kensington brought Ronnie today, Little Star was there, and she heard the conversation between Ivy Kensington and the teacher that Ronnie belonged to a single-parent family.

Little Star was four and a half years old, and she understood what a single-parent family meant.

Other children asked: "Ronnie, do you really not have a dad?"

"Ronnie, you are so pitiful..."

Ronnie’s hand, clutching the doll, suddenly froze in mid-air, and her big eyes started to redden.

She does have a daddy!

Putting away the doll, Ronnie pursed her lips and said, "I have a daddy."

Little Star didn’t believe it and said, "Alright then, when school ends, let your dad pick you up. If he doesn’t come, then you’re just a little liar."

Ronnie did not respond, but threw the doll that was meant for Little Star into the trash bin.

Little Star’s face turned red, knowing that this was Ronnie’s way of retaliating. But she wasn’t afraid; as long as Ronnie’s dad didn’t come after school, then she would be the little liar, and no one would like her anymore.

Soon, school was over.

Parents came one after another, and Little Star’s dad also came, hugging Little Star in his arms.

Ronnie sat alone in a little corner, looking pitiful.

Little Star said with some pride, "Ronnie, you are just a little liar, your dad didn’t come!"

The other children saw this, and followed suit, shouting: "Little liar, Ronnie is a little liar."

"We are all good kids, and good kids don’t play with little liars!"

Ronnie clutched her phone watch, on which the first phone number was Sebastian Blackwood’s.

Daddy... already had another little baby.

She wondered if she called Daddy, would he come?