Was her daughter asking her for help?
Taking the initiative to have a heart-to-heart with her?
"Did you have an argument?"
Su Xiajing suppressed her excitement, keeping her voice as calm and even as possible. "Who did you argue with?"
"We didn't really argue."
Tang Tang frowned in thought, then shook her head. "But I think I said something wrong. My cousins looked really unhappy when they left."
"Can you tell Mommy what you said?"
Su Xiajing asked cautiously.
"Of course."
Tang Tang answered without hesitation.
She had come to her pretty mommy for help, so of course she would tell her the truth.
"I told my cousins I wanted to cancel my swimming lessons. They kept asking what I was going to learn instead and wanted to keep joining me, but I didn't like that, so I turned them down."
Tang Tang briefly explained what had caused the disagreement, her brow furrowed. "I think they thought I didn't want to play with them, and then they started getting upset."
They were admittedly noisy and annoying, but she had only complained to herself. She hadn't said she disliked them.
Hearing this, Su Xiajing had a rough idea of what had happened.
Although this child was always muttering away in her head, she actually disliked noise. But children were naturally active, and with so many of them together, there was no way they could stay quiet.
Besides, she really didn't like getting close to people...
"So, Tangtang, do you really not want to play with your cousins anymore?"
Su Xiajing ventured, "If you don't like it, Mommy can take you to live in another city. Then they won't be able to find you."
"Huh?"
Tang Tang froze. They were going to move to another city over something this trivial?
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