Chaoying's small group [Zhongyingmei]

Chapter 441

Sophia assigned drawing tasks to the children, and asked the children to draw their wishes on paper, and bring them to class next week to share and communicate together.

This is very interesting. Wishes are not landscapes, but they can be drawn on paper.

Daisy liked the homework assigned by Sophia. When get out of class was over, instead of going outside to play with Missy, Daisy sat in the classroom and thought about her wishes with a paintbrush.

Children have many wishes, eating delicious cakes is one, blowing a super balloon is another, and being an astronaut and flying to Mars is another.

With so many colorful desires, how can one draw on a piece of paper?

Sophia then said, draw a wish that I most want to realize.

Daisy rested her chin and looked out of the window with her big eyes. She wanted to draw the one she wanted to realize the most among her many wishes.

It was a bit difficult, so when all the children playing outside ran in, Daisy's drawing paper was still blank.

"Why is it so difficult to draw?" Missy walked in while drinking water, and sat down beside Daisy.

Daisy asked, "What do you want to draw?"

Missy put away the kettle and proudly took a sheet of drawing paper from her bag.

For Missy Cooper, this was really a major breakthrough in her kindergarten career. You must know that she never writes until the last minute when the teacher assigns homework.

What if I have to write Chinese and math homework when I go to elementary school in the future?

Missy didn't want to think about the future, she just thought that this was the first time that after Sophia assigned her homework, she didn't have to wait until she got home, and she quickly finished her homework at school, and when she took out the drawing paper to show Daisy, her face was a little smug look.

Daisy just looked at Missy's painting.

Missy's painting is golden, a picture of herself, wearing beautiful jewelry from head to toe, and there are bills flying down from the sky.

"Do you want a lot of money?" Daisy asked.

Missy nodded: "That's right! I want to become a rich woman!"

This was somewhat beyond Daisy's expectation—Missie had a male celebrity she liked very much, and she said a while ago that she would marry him when she grew up. Daisy thought this was Missy's wish, but it turned out not to be.

Missy said deeply: "You must have a lot of money before you can marry him!"

The four-year-old girl was lying on the table, talking about her thoughts.

"If you have a lot of money, you can live in a big house." Missy said and glanced to the side. The seat that belonged to Sheldon was empty, so she continued to speak sullenly, "I still need to raise Sheldon." .”

"How to raise Sheldon?" Daisy asked.

Missy plausibly said: "Sheldon is a strange child! He will definitely not be able to find a job in the future, so what if he dies of starvation? I will raise him."

Daisy didn't expect Missy to have such thoughts, and suddenly felt that Missy like this was awkward and cute, and she was happy for Sheldon: "You are very good to Sheldon, Missy."

"I'm his sister!" Missy sighed.

Daisy looked at Missy's wish, and also wanted to see Sheldon's wish.

But Missy said that there is no need to look at it. Sheldon's paintings are either about trains or being a scientist, which is meaningless at all.

But it turns out that Missy guessed wrong, and Sheldon's drawing paper showed a little boy who became a superhero.

Daisy still couldn't decide which wish to draw.

When she was struggling, the little girls gathered in the middle of the classroom, exchanging wishes to see each other. Missy ran to join in the fun, and when she saw half of it, she suddenly ran back and squeezed beside Daisy, secretly wanting to whisper to her good friend.

"I saw Liz's wish!" Missy whispered.

Liz was the little girl in the class, not very close to Daisy, and played more with Heather.

Daisy is not very interested in Liz's wish, but Missy must listen to Daisy.

"Because Liz drew a Daisy on the paper!" Missy said.

Daisy raised her head and put down the brush: "Is it just me?"

"Just to draw you!" Missy said.

Like a reporter who has grasped the key news, she has a kind of uncontrollable excitement, which makes her want to have a private discussion with Daisy, good friend and good friend.

"Liz hid quickly, but I still saw it." Missy said, "Her wish is to be Daisy."

"Why?" Daisy asked curiously.

Tony always said that people should be themselves and live out their own personality.

Daisy never thought that there would be children who wanted to be her.

Of course, Little Jack wants to be Iron Man because Iron Man is so powerful, but Daisy is just a kindergarten kid who is only a few months away from five years old. Why should he become Daisy?

Missy couldn't answer this question either.

And I couldn't ask Liz, because now Liz ran away shyly when she saw Daisy or Missy approaching, unable to say a word.

With this question in mind, Daisy returned home and was still thinking about it.

She originally only had one question about what wish to draw, but now she had to guess Liz's mind, which turned into two questions.

The older a child is, the more problems he has to consider, which is really not easy.

Wendy came over with a tray and asked Daisy to have afternoon tea snacks.

She saw Daisy sitting in front of the French window in the living room, facing the sun, with a deep back, and somehow wanted to laugh. She walked over and asked, "Did you encounter any troubles, Daisy?"

"I have some troubles." Daisy turned around and said honestly.

Some of her troubles were reduced to a little trouble when she saw the big puff.

In the face of sweets, the heavy soul can also get a moment of relief.

Daisy told Wendy about Liz's wish, and asked, "How can Liz be Daisy?"

Questions that the parties cannot figure out will be clear to the bystanders, and they will probably be able to figure it out soon.

Wendy thought about it and said, "Actually, it's not that I can't understand Liz."

"How do you understand that?" Daisy asked.

Just as Wendy was about to speak, Tony, who had changed into home clothes, walked in.

Tony Stark, a well-known figure, is the superhero Iron Man on the outside, and the chairman of Stark Industries on the inside. He is dazzling and has a net worth of billions. The extraordinarily frightened character, now wearing Daisy's favorite baby bear short-sleeved shirt, came to accompany her daughter to have afternoon tea snacks.

"Dad, it's puffs." Daisy was very happy to see her father coming over, temporarily put aside the discussion with Wendy, ran over with the plate, held it up high, and showed it to Tony.

"I'll leave you a big one." Baby Daisy took care of her father, handed the big puff to Tony, and said affectionately, "It's delicious, eat it."

Today's puffs are really good, the cream is thick and fragrant, and the calories are a bit surprising, so Tony only ate half of one and gave the other half to his daughter.

Daisy looked at her father, rolled her eyes and smiled: "Dad, you are a tabby cat."

The old father ate puffs, and his face turned a little white.

Tony didn't believe it, so Daisy wiped the cream off with her little hand and showed it: "It is!"

The father wiped the dot on Daisy's finger, and applied it on the child's tender face: "Then you are a little cat."

Daisy was so teased that she straightened her neck: "You can't be naughty, okay?"

The majestic chairman and Iron Man, when playing with his children, smiled a lot, and showed a bit of childishness, even sloppy.

How many people can see this look?

Wendy thought, at this time, there are probably many children who want to be Daisy.

Thor and Jane had conflicts again, and came to Stark's house for emotional counseling.

Tony went out and was not at home, Daisy was playing at home.

So she was called, sitting on the sofa, drawing while listening to Thor pour bitter water.

"What on earth do women think?" Thor asked, "Sometimes it's like this, and sometimes it's like that. It's okay one second, but it's turned around the next second."

"Because you don't respect her very much?" Daisy asked.

Strangely enough, the two were able to have a fluent conversation on the topic of falling in love.

Daisy doesn't think that falling in love is the monopoly of adults. Although she is still young and has never fallen in love, she understands many principles of life.

Falling in love is, after all, just a part of life.

"I respect it." Thor said.

He thought about it, and then changed his words: "It's a little disrespectful. I always want to make my own decisions."

"It's not good." Daisy shook her head, "Can I give my friends some choices?"

"It's not a friend, that's my girlfriend." Thor said, "Go on."

"You just want to smile a little more," Daisy said.

Lei Shen still had a bitter face: "How can I laugh now, you are not practical at all."

He complained and complained, feeling that this kind of clueless matter was like a mess, getting more and more tightly entangled in his mind, the more he thought about it, the sleepier he became, he yawned, and simply tilted his head, dozing off on the sofa.

Daisy also dragged a blanket to cover Thor.

A lord of the gods, the all-powerful god of thunder, a mysterious figure who only existed in mythology a long time ago, but now he gets along with Daisy as a friend, not because Daisy is just a four-year-old child, Daisy Thor listened to every word.

At this time, children also want to be Daisy.

Stephen Strange was even more remarkable.

In terms of mystery, he seems to be more mysterious than Thor. He is locked in the magic temple and does not easily reveal his whereabouts. In terms of aloofness, he is also much colder than Tony. The face of wisdom will not change even when the end of the world comes.

It was such a character, when Daisy ran over with the notebook, a trace of emotion appeared on his face.

"Again." Stephen sighed.

"Sheldon give me a question, Uncle." Daisy said.

She held a math problem that was far beyond the outline for kindergarten children, and asked Stephen how to do it enthusiastically.

Math problems are not fun, but the process of adults and children finding solutions to problems is fun.

To be precise, it was very interesting for Stephen to figure out how to solve the problem alone.

The cold Doctor Strange motioned Daisy to put down the question and glanced at it lightly.

This glance allowed him to come up with the answer, hold a pencil, and tell Daisy.

"This three-digit multiplication is not difficult at all." Stephen said, "Have you memorized the multiplication table? This three times nine equals 27, and the two will be given to the previous person..."

Sitting around the desk, one big and one small, all lowered their heads, one talking and the other listening, looking happy.

Doctor Strange's indifference had long been lost. When Daisy repeated the answer, he even nodded and smiled.

At this time, the children probably want to be Daisy too.

"But..." Wendy thought to herself.

When Tony was going to take Daisy out to a dinner party and opened the door of the cabinet, the cabinet was full of jewelry and custom dresses, not to mention children, adults wanted to be Daisy Stark.