Chapter 345 - Your Family Actually Owns a Plane

Chapter 345: Your Family Actually Owns a Plane

“Wow, your family actually has a plane? That’s too awesome!”
Any of these kids present would have came from a rich family. There would definitely not be a TV series situation, where children from poor families attended an elite kindergarten.
One had to know that the tuition fee for a semester in this kindergarten alone was more than the annual salary of an ordinary family of three or four adults combined.
What was the average monthly salary in the entire Yun City Now?
It was less than five thousand!
Ordinary individuals who could earn more than ten thousand a month, excluding the self-employed, did not even make up 20% !
The tuition fee for a semester in kindergarten was one hundred and fifty thousand, which was three hundred thousand a year. Together with other tuition, miscellaneous fees, and living expenses, it was at least four hundred thousand to six hundred thousand a year.
However, the number of families with airplanes was still relatively small.
It was not that they could not afford it, but that they did not usually need it that much.
Moreover, it was cheap to buy a plane, and the domestic small private plane was only a few million yuan.
However, the maintenance costs over a couple years could totally amount to the price of another plane.
No one was stupid. It was more practical and cost-effective to spend a few million yuan to buy a car, than a few million yuan to buy a plane. It would be more worth it.
Little Ningning couldn’t quite understand. was having a plane really that awesome? There seemed to be more than one at home!
Fortunately, Little Ningning didn’t say it out loud because Jiang Tingxu had already arrived.
“Ningning ~”
Hearing her mother’s voice, Little Ningning hurriedly turned around and threw herself into Jiang Tingxu’s arms.
At this moment, the teacher-in-charge also came over:
“Hello, are you Mo Zhining’s parents?”
Jiang Tingxu nodded:
“Yes, I’m his mother. Hello, teacher.”
“I’m Mo Zhining’s homeroom teacher. My surname is Xiang. I’ve never seen Mo Zhining’s mother before. Is it because she’s very busy at work?”
Mo… Mother?
Alright, this was indeed the first time he was addressing her, so he was a little stunned.
“Yes, I’m working at the hospital, so I really don’t have much free time. I’m sorry, teacher, I’ve never come to see you.”
Hearing that the parents worked in the hospital, how could they not understand that mother Mo was a doctor?
If it was a doctor, then it was understandable, because they were really very very busy.
“Mother Mo, please don’t say that. Because you haven’t been to the school, there are some things that we haven’t understood. We’re just asking about the normal procedures, nothing else.”
“It’s okay, teacher. Is there anything else you need to know? There’s still some time, I can explain it as soon as possible.”
She really didn’t know that there were so many procedures in kindergarten. Her heart was filled with guilt.
Whether it was herself or Mo Boyuan, as parents, they really didn’t care about their children.
The homeroom teacher also seemed to see the guilt on Jiang Tingxu’s face. She could guess it with one guess:
“Mother Mo, don’t think too much. We can understand that you’re busy with your work. However, no matter how busy you are, you can’t neglect the growth of your child!”
“The child is still young. It’s the time for him to establish a correct outlook on the world. If he lacks the love and companionship of his parents, it will definitely affect him in the future.”
“Teacher, I understand. I’ll spend more time with him in the future.”These words were very pious and sincere.
“Alright, that would be for the best. Mother Mo, can I ask what kind of work father Mo does?”
Uh…
“Literary worker!”
That should be the way to address him, right?
The teacher did not continue asking. It was enough to know what he wanted to know.
Not far away, the children were also chatting enthusiastically.
“Mo Zhining, so you have a mother?”
Hearing this, the little guy pouted. “Of course I have a mother. I didn’t jump out from the crack of a stone!”