She'd been "bullied" by a child...
Then she'd been "rescued" by a child...
The ups and downs of it all had sent Auntie Zhao's mood on a roller coaster.
Watching the child walk away, Auntie Zhao felt a little regretful.
She wondered if she'd ever get another chance to see him...
Life was unpredictable.
Ahem.
Auntie Zhao meant that in a good way.
You're interfering too much in your son and daughter-in-law's discipline of the child.
The old man was even more surprised than your son and daughter-in-law.
Old Madam Xiao said with certainty.
You felt vexed.
As it turned out, that teahouse had given you an unexpected surprise.
You felt a little speechless at your friend's exaggerated praise.
Auntie Zhao was rather particular about teahouses, too.
But since her friend had offered to treat her, she naturally came along happily.
Otherwise, it would be too late for regret once the child really developed bad habits.
It was embarrassing to admit that she'd gotten herself into trouble because of a child.
"Really?"
Auntie Zhao smiled and nodded.
"You know each other?!" Even the tea, which she'd never thought much of before, tasted better than any tea she'd ever had.
"He's just a child."
You forgot to take the slip of paper out of the change of pants you tossed into the washing machine...
But Dai Boxiao hadn't expected that an even bigger surprise was still to come...
She didn't know if, like her, the other woman had simply misplaced her phone number...
But what happened last time made her realize that she couldn't go on like this...
She also hoped her grandson could become as capable as Xiao Xiao.
When she finally found the slip, it was crumpled and the writing was no longer legible.