The little girl really liked this poster.
So she stuck it beside her bed.
"Mm."
The little girl finally gave a muffled response.
"Nannan will become an amazing adult."
The man's words made the little girl abruptly turn her head.
The man withdrew the hand he had placed on the child's head.
"You're still a little angry, aren't you?"
Child's Mom gently patted the child's head.
The little girl blinked.
"It doesn't matter."
"It doesn't matter if Nannan doesn't understand right now."
The little girl buried her face in the teddy bear.
"Should I apologize to Mom?"
"Can't you bring the teddy bear with you?"
"What did he just say?"
After a slight start, Child's Mom asked.
"Nannan can't do it either."
"You..."
With the teddy bear on one side and her father on the other, the little girl felt invincible.
You now...
"You're not tired."
"Actually, it doesn't matter if he waits until tomorrow."
"Of course it doesn't."
"...Really, really?"
Big Boy opened his eyes wide.
Clearly, Mom was the fierce one.
"Mom's perspective..."
"Otherwise, it would be easy for the argument to grow more heated."
The man pulled the child up.
"Let's go."
Child's Mom asked.
"But Nannan was angry just now too, wasn't she?"
You're the one who's not a good child.
Huh?
"They were both angry earlier, so it wasn't suitable for them to keep talking."
"Hmm?"
You carefully felt your own emotions.
Neither of that mother and daughter had any right to criticize the other.
You looked up at Dad.
Feeling the breeze Dad fanned toward you.
"When Nannan grows up little by little, she'll naturally understand."
"Dad and Mom wouldn't do that."
A hint of confusion and