"Mother Gu, I'm sorry for coming to see Gu Zhan so late."

Xia Xiang carried bags of fruit and nutritional supplements to the hospital to visit the son of her nanny, who was still hospitalized.

"Miss Xia, what brings you here?" Mrs. Gu asked somewhat nervously. "I haven't been to work these past few days, and I'm so sorry to have troubled you to come and see Gu Zhan at your own expense. I can't accept this."

"Aunt Gu, I'm so grateful for your care. Please don't be so polite," Xia Xiang said.

"Miss Xia, I'm so sorry, Gu Zhan might not be discharged from the hospital for a few more days, so..." Gu's mother said somewhat apologetically.

"It's alright, I have some friends visiting these next few days, they'll help. You just focus on taking care of Gu Zhan," Xia Xiang said.

"I might have to go out for a few days. Some of my friends might be there, so you don't need to come to work for the time being, but you'll still get paid."

"How can this be?" Mrs. Gu refused.

"Sure," Xia Xiang said, leaving no room for refusal.

The two were speaking quite loudly, which drew frequent glances from the two children in the ward.

The nurse approached the ward and said, "Gu Zhan's family, please go downstairs to the pharmacy to pick up some medicine."

Mrs. Gu: "Okay, I'll go right away."

“Go ahead, I’ll watch them,” Xia Xiang said, turning to look at the two innocent children.

Seeing the innocent eyes of one of the chubby-faced little kids, I thought how wonderful children are—so pure and adorable.

Xia Xiang seemed to suddenly remember something, walked over and squatted down, "Kids, can you do me a favor?"

Gu Zhan and another child exchanged a glance.

"Of course, Sister Xia Xiang."

Xia Xiang affectionately patted their heads, "So good~"

So Xia Xiang took out the gold pen with the blue strawberry patterned book cover and gave it to the two children.

"Hey, take a look at what's inside. You don't need to say anything. Just give the book back to your sister after you're done reading."

"Mmm," the two children nodded obediently and began to read the pages one by one, finishing the book quickly.

Xia Xiang asked with some concern, "How are you? Is there anything that's bothering you?"

"No, it's just that there are a lot of words I don't recognize," the round-faced child said.

"What does it matter? You're still young. If you study hard in class, you'll learn lots and lots of words." Xia Xiang comforted him, patting his head, while secretly using her supernatural abilities.

"Rideyoumane - Urabaha → Mind Reading"

"Gu Zhan is great too. You all need to study hard from now on, okay?" Xia Xiang got up again to comfort Gu Zhan, who was sitting on the hospital bed, and repeated her mind-reading technique.

The two children nodded obediently.

After everything was done, Gu's mother returned, and Xia Xiang took her leave.

He was caught red-handed by Qian Laiye as soon as he left the hospital.

"You cheated!" Qian Laiye looked at Xia Xiang with a stern face, very angry.

Xia Xiang replied calmly, "I did not disrupt the order of spacetime."

Qian Laiye was so angry he jumped up and down, "How could you do this?"

"Principal, how angry are you?" Xia Xiang calmly watched him go crazy. "I didn't disrupt the order of time and space!"

Qian Laiye retorted, "You can't take advantage of such innocent and adorable children!"

"I'm helping you find bugs, and instead of thanking me, you're standing on your moral high ground criticizing me!" When Xia Xiang gets angry, she shows no respect for elders or children.

"Anyway, I already know everything I need to know. Why don't you just redraw it?"

Qian Laiye was so angry at her nonchalant attitude that he felt like he was going to have a heart attack.

Xia Xiang was happy. This pent-up anger wouldn't disappear, it would just shift. Now she wasn't angry at all.