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Yun put on her dance shoes, wearing three-quarter length dance pants that revealed her slender, fair calves, paired with a light pink fitted dance top. Her hair was already styled neatly at home, and her tall figure exuded a unique elegance with a hint of coolness.
She placed her bag in the corner and said to the Little Girl, "Let's start class!" She had previously taught a group of children, so she was familiar with their temperaments. Children were easy to get along with and had simple thoughts.
At first, the Little Girl was quite reserved, but she gradually became more lively. Yun set three bricks in place and instructed her, "Lift your front leg." The Little Girl placed her right foot on the bricks, extending her back leg behind her. With both hands on the floor, she leaned forward and trembled slightly.
Yun squatted beside her, saying, "Keep your body straight and sit back properly." The Little Girl slowly followed along while her mouth began to move: "Teacher Yun, you are so beautiful, much gentler than Sister Nianchu."
Yun smiled lightly and urged her to move faster. Encouraged by the compliment, the Little Girl pouted but continued to follow along, frowning as she exclaimed, "It hurts!"
Yun glanced at her hips and touched her thigh muscles; they were loose and soft, indicating that there was still room for improvement. Once the Little Girl adjusted, Yun moved behind her, wrapping her arms around the girl's armpits and bending her forearms to lift her up. She corrected the girl's hips and pressed down.
The Little Girl immediately felt pain and began to push forward or downward with her hands, but her arms were restrained and she couldn't move them at all. With just a gentle press from Yun, she went down; a little discomfort was normal. Yun released her grip and instructed, "Straighten your body; don’t let me do it for you."
The Little Girl pouted in thought, finding Yun to be quite the smiling demon—definitely not gentle at all. Once she straightened up and adjusted her hips correctly, Yun continued to add bricks for her. As she expected, the limit was five bricks.
Soon after, cries echoed from Wu Fang as Mrs. Qian had grown accustomed to it. She turned to the other mothers and said, "Niu Niu is in dance class; we’ll continue." After finishing with the front leg, Yun stood behind the Little Girl and grasped her front leg's heel to pull it upwards again, resulting in another round of loud cries.
After working on the front leg, it was time to focus on the back leg.
As soon as the weight pressed down on her, she began to cry.
After pressing down on her hips, it moved to her thighs, and then she kicked her legs. Her kicks were a bit crooked, and her body felt soft and weak. Yun tied sandbags to her feet to help her kick. Once the sandbags were removed, her kicks became much stronger.
Throughout the entire process, Yun didn’t shout or scold her; she always wore a gentle smile, radiating warmth. The little girl had already given her countless nicknames in her heart. When she misbehaved, Yun would step in; she couldn't run away, and if she did, she'd be caught and face even harsher punishment.
Previously, other teachers had similar experiences with her, but eventually, she would avoid classes altogether, leaving those teachers frustrated and unwilling to deal with this spoiled child. Only Qin Nianchu was willing to take her in because of their familial ties.
Yun watched her cause a ruckus with an expressionless face, showing no signs of irritation. Her mental fortitude was incredibly strong. The little girl sat on the bar, watching Yun with an indifferent gaze as if observing flowers or grass. Yet deep down, she felt guilty and afraid to meet Yun's eyes.
That innate authority from Yun pressed down on her heavily. She couldn’t understand why, in the past, whenever she sat on the bar playing around, other teachers or Sister Nianchu would get angry, but Yun showed no signs of discontent.
Lost in thought, the little girl was startled when Yun said, “Take a ten-minute break; class will be delayed by an hour. I’ll play with you for free.”
Hearing this made the little girl anxious; she lost her balance and fell off, scraping her knee against the ground. The pain brought tears to her eyes instantly. She looked up at Yun with tear-filled eyes, hoping to soften her heart with that gaze.
But Yun merely glanced at her lightly before picking up her water bottle to take a sip.
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