IBO -Chapter 149 Family Education

This novel contains sensitive and taboo content like R*pe, Mu**er etc. Read only if you are comfortable.

Those who had been experimented on gathered together and quietly complained…

Xiao Zhong’er hugged his weak and pitiful self and complained, “I really can’t take it anymore! The new nicknames Song Yiran came up with are way too cheesy. They give me goosebumps all over!”

Song Yutu sighed softly. “Me too… I’m not really used to the new way big brother calls me.”

The other children also sighed sadly.

“Me too…”

“Same here, I can’t stand this new nickname.”

“But big brother just wants us to feel more love… I’m too embarrassed to tell him directly.”

Everyone sighed together. Yes, Song Yiran was doing this because he wanted them to feel more loved.

Before dinner, Xiao Zhong’er finally couldn’t hold back anymore and directly stopped Song Yiran.

“Song Yiran, I think… you’re being a little too intense right now. The way you used to do it was already great.”

Song Yiran paused while cutting vegetables. He slowly put down the knife, turned around, and sighed.

“Sigh… actually, I also feel like I might’ve gone a bit overboard…”

“Song Yiran, I think you were great this afternoon! Maybe you can use other names more often, like ‘dear family’ or ‘dear little brothers.’ Those sound much more comfortable than ‘little honey’ or ‘sweetheart’!”

This discussion ended with Xiao Zhong’er’s victory.

Song Yiran agreed to give up overly sweet nicknames like “Little Honey” and “Sweetheart.”

At dinner, Song Yiran usually introduced the dishes briefly before announcing mealtime.

But today was different.

After introducing the food, he cleared his throat and began expressing his love in an exaggerated, theatrical way.

He spread his arms wide—one hand reaching toward the ceiling, the other pressed to his chest.

“Oh! My dear family, once again it is time for our daily dinner! These dishes are all creations made with my love for you!”

“Oh! My dear family, although we are not related by blood, our love is no weaker than any other family’s! Our bond is so close, our love shines like the stars!”

“My dear family, I hope you enjoy tonight’s meal. Oh, my dear family, my love for you is like our three meals a day—endless and indispensable!”

Xiao Zhong’er sat stiffly in his chair, feeling as if he were sitting on pins and needles. His toes curled inside his shoes.

He suddenly felt that Song Yiran might also have chuunibyou… and that his case was even worse than his own!

Song Yutu kept a polite smile on his face, but his eyes were glaring fiercely at Xiao Zhong’er.

This must be his fault!

He must have infected big brother with chuunibyou!

Damn you, Xiao Zhong’er!

Xiao Zhong’er suddenly felt a chill run down his spine. He turned around and saw Song Yutu staring at him.

He immediately began making exaggerated facial expressions to communicate:

Xiao Zhong’er: Why are you staring at me?

Song Yutu: Did you infect big brother with chuunibyou?

Xiao Zhong’er: What?! Don’t slander me out of nowhere!

Song Yutu: If it’s not you, who else could it be?

Xiao Zhong’er: That’s such a huge accusation! Have you considered that Song Yiran already had chuunibyou?

Song Yutu: Hmph!

Xiao Zhong’er: Hmph!

Angrily, Xiao Zhong’er started eating, stuffing his mouth full and chewing furiously, as if he were chewing Song Yutu instead of food.

Song Yiran suddenly brought up a new topic.

“My dear babies, the kindergarten informed us today that a bullying incident happened, so they had an emergency half-day holiday. Do you know about it?”

Song Yinyun raised his hand immediately.

“We know! Teacher Yoya told us! It happened in our class!”

Song Yiran was shocked.

“What? It was from your class?!”

That meant the incident was very close to his children.

Song Yuexin swallowed his food and added,
“Doris verbally bullied Garivi during lunch in the cafeteria.”

Song Xianyue added details:

“We were all eating. Our table was far away. Suddenly, Garivi told the teacher that Doris had verbally bullied her.”

“Several teachers rushed over.”

“The cafeteria got chaotic. Everyone wanted to watch. Some classmates even left their seats, but the teachers quickly restored order.”

He proudly added,
“Big brother, we were very good! We didn’t go watch and didn’t leave our seats.”

Song Fu nodded.
“Yes! We all stayed put!”

Song Yiran smiled.

“Good job, my dear babies. You did the right thing.”

“Don’t go watch trouble outside. It can be dangerous.”

“Okay, we know~” The kids nodded obediently.

Song Chiyu continued, “Later, Doris was taken away by the teachers. Even her lunch was taken.”

“Garivi finished eating with a teacher and was also taken away. They were brought back after we returned to class.”

Song Xiuhu added, “Doris was punished. She had to apologize in front of the class and compensate Garivi with credit points.”

Song Yuexin continued, “And Garivi got to decide whether Doris could stay. She could even expel her.”

Xiao Zhong’er asked curiously, “So what happened in the end?”

Song Yutu guessed, “She probably expelled her.”

Song An shook his head.

“Garivi only made Doris become her follower and clean the classroom for a semester.”

“Doris was so moved that she kept hugging Garivi’s legs and apologizing.”

Song Yang said softly, “Garivi is so kind…”

Xiao Zhong’er sighed. “She’s really kind! If it were me, I’d definitely expel her!”

He wouldn’t want to stay with someone who had bullied him.

Song Yutu said nothing and quietly ate.

That child, Garivi, was too kind.

If someone wasn’t strong enough, excessive kindness could be fatal.

Overly kind people were easily exploited, drained dry, and thrown away like trash.

No one would pity them. Some would only sneer: “Whose fault is it for being kind without protecting themselves?”

But if one was strong enough, kindness became a beautiful bonus.

He didn’t agree with Garivi’s choice, but it was hers. He had no right to judge.

So he kept his thoughts to himself.

Song Yiran also sighed inwardly. He felt the same.

Still, it was Garivi’s decision.

So he focused on educating his own children.

“My dear babies, if you’re bullied at kindergarten, tell the teacher or tell me immediately.”

“If someone hits you, hit back, understand?”

“If they hit you first, fight back. Don’t be afraid—we’re rich enough to pay medical bills.”

He explained,

“You’re all about the same age and strength. If they start first, you can fight back.”

“But if adults bully you, you can’t beat them. Pretend to obey, stay safe, then tell me or call the police.”

He gave more examples:

“If classmates keep borrowing things and never return them, be careful—that may be bullying.”

“If they borrow credit points, ask how much and why. Don’t lend more than 100.”

“If someone borrows small amounts many times and never repays, tell the teacher or me.”

“If someone forces you to lend money and threatens you, tell the teacher.”

“If someone gives you a nickname and calls you out in public, that’s also bullying. Report it.”

Song Yiran remembered that when he was in school, he often encountered bad boys who loved giving others cruel nicknames.

Students with the surname Zhu would be called “Fat Pig,” and students with the surname Yang would be called “Lamb Skewer”…

Song Yiran said earnestly, “My darlings, we must never bully our classmates, and we mustn’t give them nicknames either. If someone bullies you or gives you a nickname, be sure to tell the teacher or tell big brother right away.”

For the sake of the children’s physical and mental health, Song Yiran worried himself sick. He was afraid they would be bullied at kindergarten, afraid they would suffer setbacks outside.

But he couldn’t keep them locked at home forever. He had no way to create an absolutely safe environment for them, so all he could do was repeatedly remind and warn them.

The children nodded seriously. “Okay! We’ll remember!”