The pre-school Atlas chose for his kids was surprisingly… normal.
Lola had heard of and even been in schools where only the rich go. While this wasn't an entirely ordinary school, it was one that a humble family could afford for a better education.
"We mainly focus on developing the children's skills and preparing them for higher education. Although there are plenty of activities where we encourage children to compete in other sports or academic categories, it's not as pressuring as it sounds," said the principal, walking alongside Lola. "Your children will fit right in."
Lola smiled at the principal, stopping in the open corridor where they could see the twins playing with a few other children on the playground.
"I hope they get along with everyone," she said, her eyes soft as she watched the twins. "They're a bit special, after all."
The principal, an older lady, chuckled. "All children are special."
No, I mean they really are special… in a different way.
