Xu He was starting to lose control.
Everything before his eyes was blurry.
"You..."
The woman lowered her head and looked at the child's round head, exposed as he bowed.
She wanted to ask whether the child still remembered Little Joy.
But if she asked, then even if he didn't remember, he would.
The woman swallowed the question that had risen to her lips.
Never mind.
She wouldn't bring it up.
Unless the child mentioned it first, she would pretend it had never happened.
Of course.
That would be difficult.
Otherwise, she wouldn't be here right now.
After learning that Little Ling didn't need her to pick her up, she'd planned to go straight home and make dinner.
But after walking a few steps, she remembered how strangely her son had acted yesterday.
What if he did the same thing as yesterday in broad daylight, in front of everyone...
The thought made the woman instantly restless.
No.
Absolutely not.
Yesterday had been at night, when it was late and the light was dim.
And a strange man had drawn some of the onlookers' attention.
So although people had been puzzled, none of them had thought much of it.
But if it happened now...
The sun was still up.
The sky was bright.
Then...
Everything the child did would be "plain as day."
If something was wrong with a child, they would tell their parents.
The woman made up her mind.
She would go pick Xu He up from kindergarten.
Come to think of it, she hadn't been to Xu He's kindergarten in a long time.
The woman took some time to remember where it was.
Fortunately,
the kindergarten was nearby.
And she had a good memory.
She managed to join the crowd of parents waiting