You Complete Me novel (Skylar and Coralie) novel Chapter 358

Hendric sat on the swing with his head drooped. He was upset.

When he looked up and saw Coralie running all the way from the distance, his frown immediately broke and he smiled, revealing a row of teeth.

"Mom!¹¹ He shouted.

Hendric strode over to Coralie and jumped into her arms. He wrapped his arms around her neck, expressing his longing for her.

"Hendric, I'm sorry that I'm late."

Coralie apologized to Hendric immediately.

As for why she was late, Coralie knew that there was no need to tell any of that to a child.

"It doesn't matter."

Hendric shook his head obediently.

When Coralie went out with Hendric in her arms, the servant stood at the gate and said, "Miss Chariott, please do get in the car."

Coralie looked at the first car parked not too far away and shook her head decisively. "Go and inform Aunt Ford that I will be taking Hendric back to my house."

Although she addressed Lillian as Aunt Ford, her tone was not friendly at all.

Coralie said that and then took the taxi waiting next to her and left. When she got in the car, only then did she keep away the card used to pick Hendric up.

The servant was merely a servant, and had no right to stop Coralie at all. She watched as Coralie took her leave, then only called to tell Lillian.

Lillian was playing chess with her friends and could not hear the sound of the phone at all.

"Mom, don't we need to go to Grandma's place?"

Seeing that Coralie took him away, Hendric asked her with joy in his eyes.

"Well, we won't go." Coralie touched Hendric's head and asked him, "How is this kindergarten? What have you done in there? Did you get along well with children?"

Although Coralie didn't want to send Hendric to this kindergarten, she still had to respect his opinion.

If the most expensive private kindergarten in the city was really better than the normal one, she would also support Hendric to go there.

"The teachers give lessons in a different language. The other children and I don't really understand."

After thinking for a while, Hendric told the truth.

Most of the teachers in this kindergarten were from foreign countries. They held foreign certificates, hence, they couldn't speak the national language very well.

"Have you told the teacher?" Coralie asked.

"Teacher doesn't seem to understand what we are talking about," he replied.

Coralie felt a little speechless when she heard Hendric's answer.

Even though it was important to teach children multiple languages, if the most basic communication wasn't present, the children couldn't understand anything at all. The school had deliberately chosen foreign teachers, leading to there being zero communication between the teachers and children.

"Okay, I got it. Tomorrow, I'll help you apply to stop attending this kindergarten."

"Really?" Hearing Coralie's words, Hendric's eyes lit up. He looked at her with his head tilted and asked, "Can I go to a kindergarten that allows me to see you every day?"