"This is Great Grandfather's friend from a different generation."
"He's also the tutor Great Grandfather specially found for Linlin."
Old Gu looked at the timid child with a kindly smile in his eyes.
His dissatisfaction with the previous tutor deepened.
Just look at what she'd done to the child!
He'd already been timid to begin with.
Now he was just like a frightened rabbit.
It was heartbreaking to see.
A tutor?
At the word, the child instinctively shrank behind his mother.
He reached out and clutched her clothes.
His head bowed.
Then he shook it.
His refusal was obvious.
Old Gu was taken aback.
Hmm?
What did that mean?
The child didn't want a tutor?
He looked at the child's parents.
The child's parents exchanged glances, both wearing rueful smiles.
"Linlin doesn't want a tutor."
The man spoke up.
"Then why are you..."
Old Gu took a deep breath.
He hadn't been paying attention just now, and his voice had been a little too loud.
He hadn't missed the way the child flinched.
"Then why are you looking for a tutor?"
Old Gu lowered his voice.
A trace of displeasure showed on his face.
"Uncle, we can't let one bad experience stop us from trying again."
The man explained.
Were they supposed to stop looking for tutors altogether because of one unfortunate incident?
They felt awful that the tutor had scolded the child so harshly.
But, all things considered, the child hadn't been physically hurt.
And emotional wounds couldn't be healed by avoiding them.
"If he meets a good tutor next time, he'll forget that unhappy experience."
"Wouldn't that be a good thing?"
"That's right."
The woman lovingly stroked the child's head.
"Let happy memories overwrite the bad ones."
"I hope that in the future,