Preschool Drama

So I have a cute daughter. I know that. She has ALWAYS been able to get male attention, it surprised me (and made me smile) when a boy who only looked a few months older than her, randomly walked up in D. I. and offered my LittleOne his balloon. She was like 16 months. The boy ran back to his Mom, and she smiled and said that was ok as long as he was sure he wanted to give it up. And he just insisted she was too cute, and needed a balloon..... Other things have come to her just as easily since.
That's that..... But today was.... interesting.
LittleOne is in Preschool. Yay! She's been loving it, and today I went and volunteered to help out all day. (It was also her first field trip, I think she had fun!) Now she's been telling me for weeks now how the girls aren't too nice to her at school, and how it makes her feel bad when they refuse to play with her and push her away. I didn't think too much about it figuring since it's preschool it must be a miscommunication or something.
Well, no the girls today did not want to play with her and made it pretty evident with haughty looks, scowls, and their tone of voice when they say "Sierra!" Yeah. I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and guess its because they speak a different language. (Yes, my daughter; a white american in a Public, goverment run, preschool in Utah, USA is the minority in her class. ALMOST all the kids speak spanish and are very latin-american.) But then other things started drawing my attention......
 For one thing, as we played all the boys did everything she said. And as she played house they got all dressed in construction clothes & came to fix anything she'd tell them to, or stop fixing anything she said was fine. And they would come stand right in front of her to argue over things.....
Another boy came over and tried to talk to her during recess, asking her name. She shooed him away & he looked very forlorn. When I asked why she did it, she said he had hit her before. I told her that he was trying to be nice now and be her friend so maybe she would give him another chance. He came back a little later, looking sad, and offered her a toy he had on his finger. This time she accepted the toy & they played for a while. The boy looked as happy as can be after they played for a while by the time LittleOne was ready to move to a new game. (It was cute. This experience I actually really like.)
 Then the one thing that I just... well I'm sure its still being figured out by me more than she's even thinking of it. But I can't get that guilty, trapped look on her face out of my head. They were just finishing recess, and getting lined up to go back inside. The teacher was making sure everyone was coming. I was walking over to join them all (LittleOne had run infront of me), then I noticed that a boy kept leaning closer to her while standing in front of her. Then he kissed her! Right on the lips. She looked mad, and pushed him away. So he waited a few seconds, then came back over around and pinned her against the wall where she was lined up and just started kissing her over and over again.

My 4 year old LittleOne was being pinned to the wall by a boy and kissed over and over against her will. She made it obvious she didn't want it. I couldn't run over quick enough! I physically pulled him off & told him no. By that point, as I was pulling him away, the teacher noticed and apologized to me with a mortified expression.

I don't know. Maybe she's just meant for drama.