It's True
Child's Mom felt even more resentment toward Chen Jing.
That damned woman...
How much trouble had she caused her?
Her child had been perfectly fine before...
And now look...
Child's Mom took a deep breath.
Child's Dad tugged at Child's Mom and said softly, "Let's not talk about it for now."
The more they talked about it, the more likely they were to provoke their child's rebellious streak.
"She's still young. She'll forget about it with time."
As long as no one reminded her.
In the future...
Their child wouldn't see Teacher Chen anymore.
And no one would keep reminding her about the big leopard.
After a brief moment of bewilderment, Child's Mom nodded.
She'd been too hasty.
The old lady's words had come true.
She'd been so surprised and worried.
"All right."
Child's Mom forced a smile.
"We'll talk about this another time."
"Yaya..."
"Go play by yourself."
"Okay."
Yaya tilted her head.
Her mom's decision to let the matter go eased her mind.
Going against her mom made her nervous.
She didn't want to go against her mom, either.
But her own eyes and Teacher Chen's support gave her confidence.
Yaya felt she was in the right.
Her mom had admitted it, hadn't she?
Yaya skipped back to her room.
Only after Yaya's door had closed did Child's Mom punch the armrest of the sofa.
She muttered a curse under her breath.
"Dammit."
"We should be glad."
Child's Dad took her hand.
Huh?
Child's Mom was startled.
What?
"We caught the problem in time."
Child's Dad's lips curled into a smile.
"There's still time to make things right."
Children were quick to trust, quick to dig in their heels, and quick to be stubborn.
But they were