The car was brand-new and luxurious, clearly worth a fortune.
She chuckled and said, "You are being paranoid, aren’t you? A person who drives that kind of car wouldn’t ."
"But since we left the school, it’s been right behind us."
"Really?" She couldn’t help but doubt, but what could their purpose be?
Kidnapping? Impossible, they clearly aren’t short on money.
Someone they knew? Also impossible, if it were someone they knew, they would have stopped her car and greeted her by now.
An Ruo slowed down, wanting to see if the other car was truly following them. She moved over a bit, and the Bentley naturally passed and drove away.
"See, they were not following us."
Kangkang nodded, "That’s good."
An Ruo smiled, and sped up to continue their journey. When they arrived at the neighborhood, they saw the Bentley also entering the community.
So they lived in the same neighborhood, no wonder they were going the same way. They parked the car in the garage, and the mother and child held hands as they took the elevator up.
Aunt Zhou had already prepared dinner, and they washed their hands and sat down to eat as soon as they were home.
It was springtime, and the temperature was just right, with the living room window open. In a building across the way, someone was watching them through binoculars.
Through the binoculars, he saw them finish dinner, and the woman pulled the child onto the sofa, taking out textbooks from his backpack, flipping through, and talking to him about something.
The boy listened attentively and nodded from time to time, appearing very obedient.
After looking through the textbooks, the woman asked the child to do his homework while she went to the bedroom.
Seeing this, the man put down the binoculars, his deep eyes still filled with an unscattered tenderness.
"Chen, dinner’s ready," the woman’s gentle voice called from behind.
The man turned around and asked her, "What delicious food did you make?"
"I just made a couple of dishes, one you like and one I like. I haven’t cooked in a long time, and I’m tired of the food outside..."
After taking a bath, An Ruo came out to find that Kangkang had finished his homework.
She reviewed it and praised him for his improved handwriting and for doing well in his studies, not getting a single problem wrong.
The little guy calmly accepted her praise and said with precocious wisdom, "Mom, the things they teach in kindergarten are too childish. When will you let me go to elementary school?"
She patted his head and laughed, "Baby, you are still too young to skip grades right now. Mom knows you’re smart, but kindergarten is fun, you should take the chance to enjoy it, as elementary school won’t be as fun."
"Alright, I get it, you still don’t want me to go to elementary school."
"It’s not that Mom doesn’t want you to, it’s just that Mom doesn’t want you to struggle with studying at such a young age."