In the living room, Jiang Chen was the first to listen to his father and immediately went to the sofa to rest without hesitation.

Jiang Ning thought about it and sat on the sofa as well.

Anyway, as Uncle San said, Aunt San cares about Uncle San the most and will definitely not deny him face.

Jiang Mi asked her brother, "...If we come here to rest, will Mom be angry?"

Jiang Chen calmly analyzed: "Mom won't care about such a small matter."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Mi happily ended his sentence and halfway through the journey he even pulled Brother Kuan away with him.

"Sister Ning, what should we do with the money we earned? I spent it all on candy figures." Jiang Mi worried.

Jiang Ning was also unsure, "Since Auntie didn't ask us for it, she probably wouldn't care."

The two sisters were little but smart. They held their faces and looked at each other and sighed. The scene was particularly funny.

bedroom.

Ji Wanqing sat in the study and looked through the textbooks she had given to Jiang Chen.

It seemed that Xiao Ning not only taught him how to write, but also found his sixth grade textbook for him to read.

The Chinese New Year is coming soon, and he will only be three years old after the Chinese New Year. Don’t you think he will really learn how to rub nuclear bombs from his master?

Ji Wanqing never thought about how high her expectations were for them, such as hoping that her son would become a dragon and her daughter would become a phoenix.

With her as a mother and Jiang Che as a father, the child just needs to grow up happily and without worries.

Even if they are mediocre, their families can provide them with food and clothing for the rest of their lives.

But now Xiaochen obviously can't be treated as an ordinary child, so should she continue with her original policy and continue to let the child have a happy childhood.

Should we start elite education now and work hard to raise our children?

Sometimes it's a problem when children are too smart.

Jiang Che pushed the door open and saw the books on the table at a glance.

Of course he knew that his son was smart, but he always thought it was best to let things take their own course.

"Are you worried about Xiaochen's future schooling?"

He picked up Qingqing easily, sat down and put her on his lap.

"Oh, he has learned all this knowledge in school, so he definitely won't be happy to sit in the classroom and listen to lectures. He can't stay at home and study on his own at such a young age every day." Ji Wanqing was worried.

"Schools are not places for teaching knowledge. Respecting teachers, loving the country and the party, and loving the school are things that all people of all ages should learn together in school."

That's true.

"He is so smart and has such a high IQ. If I don't pay attention to his development and let him go to school like other children, I will feel guilty about it."

"How could that be?" Jiang Che held the person in his arms.

"Then you want other children to have a happy childhood, but can he be locked up at home to read and study? I don't think he will be interested in reading by then."

Ji Wanqing's balance shifted a little to the right. "What if we don't educate him well and he misses a good opportunity?"

"My dear, you care too much and become confused."

Jiang Che said seriously, "Let's not think about the 'what if' thing, just make the best choice at the moment."

Ji Wanqing sighed and put his head on his shoulder, "I am obsessed."

"You know, they are still young. As a mother, I can't help but worry about them. Seeing that my children are so outstanding, I am afraid that I will delay their development."

Seeing that she was still worried, Jiang Che used himself as an example, "In fact, sometimes I feel lucky to have a big brother."

"What do you mean?"

"Don't think that mom is partial to my eldest brother. She always thinks of him for anything good. It seems that she has dedicated her whole life to my eldest brother, but in fact, she has also asked for a lot." Jiang Che has been reading related books recently and has a lot of feelings.

"My eldest brother's wife, both the first and the last, had to be approved by my mother before he could marry her. My eldest brother's job was also carefully selected by my mother. My mother must be involved in all the big and small things in my eldest brother's life."

"But you see that my eldest brother has received so much favoritism. Has he understood life in this life? He is not happy, right? It is precisely because my mother has taken away my eldest brother's right to control his life that he has never been able to become an independent person."

Ji Wanqing seemed to be thinking about something. "Actually, what you want to tell me is that for children, it is enough to provide them with a comfortable environment for growth, respect their ideas, and pave the way for their ideals when necessary."

"Yes, that's enough."

After figuring it out, Ji Wanqing suddenly became enlightened. She couldn't help but pull Jiang Che's shirt collar and kiss the corner of his lips.

"Instructor Jiang has been very conscious lately and has made great progress."

Jiang Che pressed back and kissed her, stroking her tender lips, "That's all because of you. People get influenced by you."

Ji Wanqing joked, "You can say three idioms in one breath. It seems that our instructor Jiang will also take up the pen."

"You're the only one who can hold a pen in our house. I'd better just hold my gun."

The two of them chatted for a while, and it was time for dinner.

The four men in the living room stopped playing when Ji Wanqing came out, straightened their backs and showed an attitude of admitting their mistakes.

"Eat first."

It is one of the house rules not to educate children during mealtime.

Although she didn't cook personally today, the vegetables she used were all produced in the space, and the taste was pretty good.

Seeing that Ji Wanqing was picking out dishes for them as usual, the children finally stopped being worried and finished their dinner happily.

After dinner, the couple called the children to sit in the yard.

"Considering that this is your first offense, I will not pursue what happened today." Ji Wanqing first gave them a reassurance.

"But, don't do this kind of thing that hurts others and does not benefit yourself anymore. Do you understand?"

Jiang Ning nodded quickly, "Don't worry, Auntie, I promise I won't do it again!"

"By the way, does anyone in your school know that Xiaochen is helping with homework?"

Jiang Ning shook her head. How could she dare to say that the homework was written by a kid who was not even three years old? Wouldn't that ruin her business?

Ji Wanqing warned, "Then don't let anyone know about it in the future."

Jiang Ning vaguely felt that Third Aunt wanted to protect his brother from becoming too famous, so he nodded, "I understand, Third Aunt."

"Also, no matter what your reasons are for doing this, the reason you have been able to do it for so long must be because of beneficial reasons," Ji Wanqing said.

"You are all grown up now. Xiaoning and Xiaokuan will also go to primary school next year. It's time for you to learn how to manage your own pocket money."

Ji Wanqing took out four account books from the space and said, "I will give all the pocket money of the four of you to Xiaoning for now. How much you spent and what you bought will all be recorded in Xiaoning's account. I won't ask about it."

"When you three are in elementary school and can keep your own accounts, I will return this account book to you, okay?"

"Yeah!" Of course it's better to get money from Sister Dong Ning than to ask my parents directly!

"My dear Xiaoning and Xiaomi, buy whatever you want, whether it's food, drinks, toys, or hairbands, skirts, or jewelry. Don't be too strict with yourself. We have enough pocket money for you."

"Yeah!" Jiang Ning and Jiang Mi nodded happily.