The Lovely Heiress Is Actually A God Beast

Chapter 1561: Chapter 1561: The English Teacher Is So Scary

Sitting at her seat, Little Taotie silently chanted to herself: Please don’t call me, please don’t call me...

As fate would have it, Little Old Lady’s rigid voice rang out: ”Tao Ti.”

She considered herself a strict, elderly Little Old Lady, so unlike other teachers, she wouldn’t affectionately call the little girl Little Taotie. She addressed her by her full name.

Little Taotie stood up as if shocked by electricity, her small face looking miserable, with her hand covering her mouth.

The English teacher knowingly asked, ”How can you pronounce properly with your hand covering your mouth? It won’t be accurate, put it down.”

Little Taotie: ”...”

Her pitiful big eyes looked tearfully at the Little Old Lady.

She could see a row of daisies swaying joyfully above the Little Old Lady’s head.

Actually, from Little Taotie’s perspective, the world was a very magical place. Everyone had various plants above their heads, like bouquets for those who treated her well, and maybe poisonous mushrooms for those with ill intentions. She could also see Ghosts that others couldn’t, and they appeared in all sorts of bizarre ways. Some were evil spirits, some were vengeful spirits, and some were transparent pure spiritual bodies...

Little Taotie mumbled, ”Can I not put it down?”

Little Old Lady sternly replied, ”It will affect your pronunciation.”

Little Taotie asked, ”Is there room for negotiation?”

Little Old Lady was relentlessly cold: ”No.”

Little Taotie blinked her eyes, and with great difficulty, lowered her hand, ”Alright then.”

The English teacher and the whole class curiously looked at her. For students of this age, losing teeth was a common occurrence, so they guessed Little Taotie might be losing teeth and were keen to see her with missing teeth.

The English teacher pointed to an image on the slide, which was of a fat Big Cat.

Little Taotie successfully read the English. As she opened her mouth, she could feel countless eyes fixing on her teeth.

After Little Taotie finished answering, the homeroom teacher, who was secretly taking photos outside the classroom window and appeared a bit dodgy, lowered the high-definition camera, looking puzzled.

The lens of the high-definition camera, like a frog’s big eye, had magnified the focus several times, capturing Little Taotie’s teeth clearly.

The homeroom teacher looked at the photo on the screen. All of Little Taotie’s teeth were present, and none seemed to be missing.

But it looked... a bit unnatural.

Quite strange.

The homeroom teacher lowered her head and enlarged the photo again, finally uncovering the trick!

These weren’t teeth at all; they were obviously reflective paper, like plastic wrap.

Little Taotie was unaware that her ”false teeth” had been discovered by the homeroom teacher. Seeing her classmates looking at her with curious and puzzled eyes and realizing that no one noticed her missing incisor, she breathed a sigh of relief.

The English teacher slightly squinted her aged eyes, the wrinkles at the corners bursting open. Having taught for thirty years, she had taught countless students, and this little trick was a mere trifle in her eyes, easily seen through.

The English teacher asked, ”Tao Ti, there’s something stuck in your teeth.”

Little Taotie’s heart skipped a beat, murmuring, ”No...”

The English teacher walked towards her.

Little Taotie had the impulse to run away; the English teacher was so scary!

Before the little girl could make a dash, the English teacher firmly pressed her hand on her shoulder.

The students in the classroom erupted, chattering among themselves.

”Does Little Taotie have something in her teeth?”

”Eh, how come I didn’t see it?”

”The teacher, standing on the podium, can actually see it, amazing eyesight!”

”The teacher is so old, yet her eyesight is still so sharp!”

”Why do I feel like Little Taotie’s teeth look strange? They don’t seem as white as before?”

”From my angle, Little Taotie’s teeth seem reflective... they don’t look like teeth!”