"Sis, won't this really teach the children bad things?" Ren Anwen's expression stiffened. She glanced cautiously at the camera beside her and spoke awkwardly.
Although it made a lot of sense, if someone with an agenda deliberately blew it out of proportion, wouldn't it bring a whole heap of trouble down on her?
Worried that Chi Shuran would be criticized for those words, Ren Anwen looked down at the little girl and smiled, her eyes curving. "What Sister Shu Ran means is that you should pay attention to your own thoughts in the future. Whatever it is, just make sure it's something you want to do, something you're willing to do. You'll only be happy if you live according to your own wishes," she said softly.
[I suddenly understand how Chi Shuran developed her personality. With a brother like Chi An, he can smooth things over for her no matter who she offends, right?]
[The same goes for values. The scariest thing about poor families is their worldview. People may live differently these days, but most families still favor boys over girls. Chi Shuran is very happy, and very lucky.]
[Brother Chi might snap at Chi Shuran every day, but if anyone dared lay a finger on her, Chi An probably wouldn't waste a single word before shooting them dead.]
[Has it occurred to you that our Brother Chi might be a law-abiding citizen?]
Having finished his homework, the little boy slumped over his chair in boredom, pouting as he looked at Lin Yuxuan in front of him. He moved his chair over and leaned forward in front of him. "Big brother, do you have a dream? I still don't know what mine is."
Hearing the little boy's question, Lin Yuxuan immediately raised his voice. "You definitely need a dream.