Mom...
She found out...
The child opened her mouth.
She wasn't sure how to explain.
This wasn't easy to explain in the first place.
And on top of that, the child realized...
If she had to explain why things were a little awkward between her and Nini...
She would have to tell Mom and Dad that she hadn't stayed obediently in the classroom, but had sneaked out of school.
And why she had sneaked out...
It was about the big leopard, something Mom and Dad really didn't like.
The child was torn.
Nervous.
Anxious.
She was afraid Mom and Dad would get angry when they found out what she'd done...
But...
The child wasn't good at refusing Mom and Dad.
And she was even less capable of lying to them.
The child pressed her lips together.
She was so flustered that her eyes had turned a little red.
But the woman thought it was because the child had argued with her friend.
She reached out and gently patted the child.
"It's okay."
"Weren't you getting along well just now?"
"Yaya cares a lot about her friend, doesn't she?"
"So, whose fault was it?"
"It was Yaya's fault..."
"Yaya should give her friend a sincere apology tomorrow."
"If she's sincere enough, her friend will definitely forgive her."
"If it was the other person's fault..."
"Yaya can also have a good talk with her."
"Help her realize what she did wrong."
"Or give her a little opening to apologize to Yaya."
"Okay?"
"It wasn't Nini's fault."
The child blurted out.
Nini?
Was that the name of the girl with the ponytail?
The woman quickly understood.
"Then was it Yaya's fault?"
To be honest, the woman found it hard to imagine.
Her shy, bashful, obedient, and sensible