The next day, Jeanette asked Agnes to take her to the Yancey residence. Coincidentally, the five sons of the Miller family happened to be at home, so they went together.
"Charles, can you stop looking at your math problem? Every time I'm home resting, you are always doing solving them instead of playing with me. Do you not like me anymore?"
Jeanette saw that Charles was holding onto his Olympiad book again. Feeling dissatisfied, she pouted.
Charles glanced at her with a slight frown. "Jeanette, stop making a fuss. I am halfway through solving a problem. I will play with you after I'm done."
"You..."
"Jeanette, stop bothering Charles. Let him do his work."
"Mom, why do you always give into him?! Other than being a math genius, he is an idiot who knows nothing about life."
"Jeanette, watch how you speak."
Agnes' face darkened, and Jeanette immediately whined, "Mom, I'm doing this because I'm concerned about him."
