"Alright, stop thinking about it. Look at you, you have a mouthful of blisters. What good will that do? Take care of yourself, otherwise, I won't be able to help you at all."

Grandma Lu offered some words of comfort and urged her to eat quickly.

Yu Yin looked at her second sister and imagined herself three years from now, wondering if she would also be so anxious.

An'an and her classmates were fortunate enough to benefit from the education reform, which changed primary school back to six years and junior and senior high school to three years. Otherwise, they would have already finished junior high this year.

At this stage, all four of her children resemble their father and are doing well in school, so Yu Yin shouldn't have to worry too much. Furthermore, An'an and the others attend a district-level key school, which offers education from elementary to high school, and they have direct admission from their own school, so the pressure will be relatively low.

Liang Ge's child's first choice for the high school entrance exam is the one at An An's school. That child is a good student, so it should be about right.

After listening to Grandma and Shurui's words of comfort, Lu Erjie felt a little better and sat down to eat a proper meal. Her mouth had been hurting for the past two days, and coupled with her anxiety, she hadn't eaten properly for several meals and was really hungry.

After eating and drinking to our hearts' content, it was getting late, and we were in a hurry to get back home, afraid that our families would worry.

"Mother……"

When Zhuangzhuang saw his mother return, he was a little at a loss and looked at her with worry.

"It's okay, Mom will go to your second uncle's house for a nice meal. Try your best on the exam. If you don't get into a top high school, we'll go to a regular high school. If you don't get into university, we've already thought of other options. Your aunt said, there are 360 ​​professions, and every profession can produce an expert."

"Waaah... Thank you, Mom."

Zhuangzhuang hugged his mother and cried his heart out; he was on the verge of a breakdown lately.

The second brother-in-law looked at the mother and daughter who were crying their hearts out and sighed. "It's not a crime to not do well in school. Cry it out, it'll be fine after you've cried it out."