Su Xiajing looked at the card in her hand but did not take it. "Tangtang, do you want to repay your godmother's kindness?"
Tang Tang nodded.
"It's wonderful that you want to repay kindness!"
Su Xiajing praised her first. "But could you leave this task to Mommy for now?"
Tang Tang froze. "Huh?"
"You're still a child. As your guardian, Mommy isn't just responsible for making sure you grow up healthy. I also have to shoulder your responsibilities for you. Good or bad, until you're an adult, those should all be your guardians' responsibility."
Su Xiajing pressed the card back into her hand, wrapping her larger hand around the little one. "If you still want to repay her yourself when you grow up, Mommy will support you."
"But for now, just enjoy your childhood and let Mommy take care of everything else, okay?"
Tang Tang stared at her blankly, touched and at a loss.
Over the years, she had grown used to shouldering everything herself. She had forgotten what it felt like to rely on someone.
After being reborn into this life, she had cared about only two things: whether her beautiful mommy lived or died, and her parents and older brother.
Perhaps heaven had taken pity on her because her previous life had been so miserable. Her beautiful mommy had discovered the Tang Family's old patriarch's plot in time, distanced herself from the source of danger, and prevented the tragedy, smoothly resolving Tang Tang's greatest worry.
Now she had found her parents, too, and her little nest egg was enough to give them and her brother a good life-it was just that getting the money to them required a roundabout approach and a little thought.
Yet even that small worry had been resolved in the blink of an eye.