Every Monday, after spending two days playing at home, Lu Nianxi would be especially unwilling to go to the early education class.
Su Nanxing found this quite troubling.
Lu Beiyuan and Qiao Muye didn't even need to say it—they were just as helpless.
But in the end, thanks to Su Nanxing's persistence, they still managed to send the little one to class.
Su Nanxing felt that as long as she wasn't around, the family would certainly give in to Lu Nianxi's whims.
She couldn't help worrying—once she started going to work, leaving early and returning late, who knew what kind of pampered little troublemaker Lu Nianxi might grow into.
So, Su Nanxing patiently tried reasoning with her daughter. As she spoke, she noticed Xie Yanzhi by her side listening intently.
She chuckled and pulled Xie Yanzhi closer to her: "If Xixi doesn't understand something, she can always ask her brother. Her brother's really smart."
But surprisingly, Lu Nianxi buried her face in her mom's lap and went silent.
