The three women's heart-to-heart talk ended because of a phone call from Fu Hanzheng.
Gu Weiwei went back to her room to answer the phone. On the other end of the line, Fu Hanzheng seemed to be putting the two children to sleep, and she could vaguely hear the two little ones' cute voices.
She didn't say anything, but just listened quietly to the voices of the father and his two sons on the other end of the phone.
Half an hour later, when the two children stopped making noise, Fu Hanzheng spoke in a low voice.
"They're asleep."
Gu Weiwei listened and said with a smile.
"Honey, I want to hear a bedtime story too."
Fu Hanzheng turned off the lights in the children's room, leaving only a nightlight, before returning to his study to handle the remaining work.
"You've finished work and gone home?"
"Yes, I just had dinner," Gu Weiwei replied.
Fu Hanzheng said as he flipped through the documents he had brought back.
“Youyou and Tiantian went to their early childhood education class today and had a little conflict with other children. Their grandfather is making a fuss about hiring a tutor for them to teach at home in the future.”
Gu Weiwei rubbed her forehead in exasperation when she heard about the child's education.
"You didn't agree, did you?"
"No, they'll probably call you in the next couple of days to discuss it," Fu Hanzheng reminded him.
If he disagrees, they will definitely go to her and say so.
After all, they knew each other too well; if she agreed, he wouldn't object too much.
“My parents spoil them too much, but they need to learn to interact with their peers. Staying at home all the time is not good for their character development,” Gu Weiwei said with distress.
Several elders wished their two children could stay at home 24 hours a day, and felt it was not good even if they only went to an early education class for an hour or two.
If a child has a disagreement with other children during class, then someone will have to tutor them at home.
The two children are too pampered at home and don't interact with their peers. If they are not careful, they may become too self-centered in the future.
"I've told them, but no one will listen to a word," Fu Hanzheng said helplessly.
Now, the person with the most influence in this family is no longer him, but her.
Gu Weiwei was both amused and exasperated. "Okay, I'll talk to them about it later."
He could almost picture the scene of Fu Hanzheng being rebuked by several elders for saying these things.
It's much easier for her to communicate this matter than for him to communicate with the elders.
"Did Gu Yunche go to your place?" Fu Hanzheng asked casually.
"He's here. He's looking for Qianqian. Stop staring at him," Gu Weiwei said.
Even though so much time has passed since the Gu family incident, Fu Hanzheng still keeps a close eye on Gu Yunche's every move in China.
It's fortunate that Qianqian was interested in Gu Yunche; otherwise, she wouldn't have let it go so easily if he had let her get close to Gu Yunche in the first place.
Fu Hanzheng quickly finished his work and said.
"Mrs. Fu, what story would you like to hear today?"
Gu Weiwei thought for a moment and then said playfully.
"I'd like to hear Mr. Fu's love story."
Fu Hanzheng chuckled, signing the document with a pen in one hand as he spoke.
"Once upon a time, there was a man surnamed Fu who, just when he was preparing to grow old alone, met a girl..."
Gu Weiwei laughed out loud on the other end of the phone, "Okay, okay, stop talking, it's too cheesy, I can't stand it."
“I haven’t finished speaking yet,” Fu Hanzheng said.
Gu Weiwei glanced at the incoming call on her phone and said...
"Dad called, I'll hang up now."
It's obvious that she came to talk to her about hiring a tutor for her child at home.
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