He apologized for breaking his promise to his daughter. He made no excuses or attempts to cover it up, and his voice was cautious. Even as he spoke, he paid close attention to how she felt.
"Mom and Dad are on our way to school. We promised we'd come cheer you on." Su Bowen asked, "Yan Yan, will we make it in time?"
Su Yan pursed her lips. Her voice sounded a little awkward. "Has Rui Rui's fever gone down?"
"If you're both coming, what about Rui Rui?"
They couldn't leave a child alone in the hospital.
The call eased much of Su Yan's anger. At least her parents still cared about her.
Su Yan and Su Bowen exchanged a glance, both relieved.
Their daughter might be a little spoiled and quick to sulk, but she was kind at heart.
Su Bowen went on, "Rui Rui's fever has gone down. Grandmother and the nanny will take care of him. Don't worry."
Su Yan added, "When we left, Rui Rui cried and said he wanted to come cheer his big sister on too."
"He's sick. He should be resting." Su Yan's tone softened. "Little brat."
Su Bowen asked, "Yan Yan, when does your race start?"
He glanced at the navigation. "We're about twenty minutes away."
Su Yan said, "The 800-Meter Race starts in half an hour. You'll make it!"
Su Bowen and Su Yan said, "We'll get there as fast as we can."
A smile touched Su Yan's lips. "Okay."
"After the Sports Meet, we'll go to the hospital together and bring Rui Rui home."
"Okay!"
After hanging up, Su Yan's gloomy mood cleared.
"Su Yan, what are you doing over here?" Zhu Zhitao spotted the transfer student standing in a corner. "Want to come watch the handsome guys run the