Ah, what a hassle.
Hundred Illusions Butterfly grumbled lazily to itself.
"Teacher."
The child opened the door, beaming.
The child's parents came in after him. The mother smiled, a little surprised. "Teacher Xiao, he really likes you."
As parents, they naturally knew their child's personality.
He was quiet, even a little introverted.
They were a bit worried about how shy their son was.
They worried he wouldn't make friends in class.
Fortunately, he got along reasonably well with his classmates.
That was a relief to them.
It was rare to see their child so enthusiastic toward anyone besides them. His parents were both surprised and happy.
Did this mean that as he got older, he was becoming more outgoing?
That was a good thing.
They were growing more and more satisfied with Xiao Xiao as their son's teacher.
Great Grandfather had really found Linlin a good teacher this time.
As the saying went, ginger was spicier with age.
The old man really knew how to judge people.
At the time, Great Grandfather had sworn that the teacher he'd found would be perfect for their child, but they hadn't believed him.
What did "perfect" even mean?
They just wanted to find a responsible, patient, kind-tempered teacher.
Now it seemed this teacher really was a good fit as their child's tutor.
After just a few lessons, their child had become more lively.
"I like Linlin too."
Xiao Xiao smiled. "He's very diligent."
Hearing their child praised, his parents smiled.
They modestly replied, "Well, he is diligent, at least."
The child's mom stroked her son's head. "Linlin might not pick things up very quickly, but he really does study hard."
"And he likes learning, too."
"He's got a lot of patience..."
The child grew a little flustered, looking embarrassed.
He wanted