Seeing no other way out, Ye Wanwan yielded first. She looked up at Shen Yi, "So, are we taking him or not now?"
Shen Yi looked at Ye Wanwan and for a moment did not know how to answer, just like Dr. Huang’s silence before.
In the words of modern netizens, Zhouzhou was just too laid-back, it didn’t matter whether he went or not.
If you were willing to take him, he would be willing to watch; if you weren’t, he wouldn’t mind not watching—it wasn’t a big deal.
After a long silence, Shen Yi helplessly said, "Let’s go."
When they reached the children’s theme restaurant, Zhouzhou saw the little sharks behind the glass. He tugged at Ye Wanwan’s hand, and when Ye Wanwan looked at him, he pointed at the small sharks swimming back and forth.
Ye Wanwan asked with a smile, "What’s that?"
Zhouzhou blinked his eyes as if to say, don’t you know?
But after looking at each other for a while, Zhouzhou opened his mouth and said vaguely, "Fish~"
"Shen Yi, Shen Yi!" Ye Wanwan, with a face full of joy, excitedly patted Shen Yi who was beside her, "Zhouzhou just talked to me!"
Shen Yi had undeniable joy in his eyes. He smiled and nodded, "Yeah, I heard."
Ye Wanwan quickly praised Zhouzhou, "Zhouzhou is so clever, that’s a shark."
Zhouzhou seemed a bit shy, smiled at Ye Wanwan, then turned his head back, his gaze still following the little shark as it swam around.
By the end of the meal, Zhouzhou was still watching reluctantly.
But when Ye Wanwan was about to take Zhouzhou away, he didn’t make a fuss, only his gaze never shifted.
After a morning’s mischief and having eaten his fill, Zhouzhou fell asleep in Shen Yi’s arms soon after getting into the car.
Ye Wanwan lowered her voice and softly shared her thoughts with Shen Yi, "Dr. Huang said we should let Zhouzhou interact more with other children. How about I take him to early childhood education classes?"
"Good, I’ll have Assistant Chen put together a list of early childhood education centers as soon as possible. We can take our time to choose," Shen Yi said softly.
Ye Wanwan sighed softly, "I hope it will be like before, just a false alarm."
Zhouzhou couldn’t even turn over when he was five months old, and at that time Ye Wanwan was incredibly worried.
Fortunately, Zhouzhou suddenly learned how to turn over at six months, quickly learned to crawl, and then to walk, all without any problems.
Ye Wanwan sincerely hoped it was the same with Zhouzhou’s reluctance to speak.
Shen Yi said nothing, freeing one hand to stroke Ye Wanwan’s head, reassuring her not to worry, and that he would face everything with her.
Assistant Chen was always quick to act, and in no time had compiled a list of Beijing’s early childhood education centers, which he presented as a document to Shen Yi.
Shen Yi brought it home last night, but Ye Wanwan didn’t have time to look at it then; only now did she take it out to read.
Zhouzhou was sitting on the couch, holding Taozhi, his eyes following Tom and Jerry on the TV.
Seeing Tom Cat trying to catch Jerry every day, Zhouzhou looked down at Taozhi in his arms, as if trying to figure out whether it was always trying to catch Jerry too.
The abrupt voice made Ye Wanwan subconsciously look over, just in time to see Yu Qiqi and Tang Xiaorou come in from outside.
"You’re here," Ye Wanwan said as she casually placed the folder aside and stood up to welcome them.