But she had no choice but to do this.
After they returned from White Cloud Temple, Su Xiajing had vaguely sensed a subtle change in Tang Tang.
She clearly felt that Tang Tang was more relaxed than before and more willing to accept the Tang Family siblings. Even Sister Wang said Tangtang had become more outgoing lately.
Yet Su Xiajing had the distinct feeling that her daughter was drifting further and further away from her.
All she could do was give it everything she had, try every possible way, and keep trying harder to give her a little more attachment to this world.
Everyone had desires of one sort or another, and she hoped Tang Tang could be the same.
"Do you really hate it?"
Su Xiajing steeled herself and continued the conversation.
Tang Tang waited silently for a moment. When her mother didn't say, "Forget it if you don't like it," as she usually did, she knew this was her mother's bottom line.
"Not really."
It was the same familiar approach. Tang Tang couldn't be bothered to dwell on it anymore. "It just seems like such a hassle."
"Then try your best. If it really doesn't work out, tell Mommy."
Su Xiajing stroked her daughter's head. "Can you do that?"
Tang Tang thought it over and compromised. "Okay."
After all, she was currently just a five-year-old child who was slightly smarter than average. It wouldn't be good to demand too much or make things too obvious.
"Then that's settled for now."
Afraid Tang Tang might hesitate again, Su Xiajing quickly settled the matter and put another piece of pork rib in her bowl. "Let's keep eating."
"Okay."
Tang Tang had slept for several hours after coming home from school. Now that she had eaten and drunk her fill, she