The Manuscript Isn't Finished, Taking a Day Off

The money at home had run out. Today, they went out to list the house for sale.

Doudou had been taking intervention classes for three years, which had completely drained the money they had. They had no choice but to sell the house.

Unfortunately, they had not sold when housing prices were high a few years ago. Now, they could not get a good price at all—less than half of what they had paid for it.

But there was no other way. After selling it, perhaps they could trade it for a smaller home. He would need household registration and a school placement when he started elementary school.

Doudou was already six and a half years old. Looking at his situation, they were a little worried about whether he could attend elementary school, afraid that his poor self-care skills would leave him bullied at school.

They would first arrange for him to attend regular classes with support. If that truly did not work, then he would not go to elementary school. They could teach him slowly at home.