At this moment, Mu Wenxi would comfort Wen Nanyin, waving her small hand as if to dispel his gloom: "Failure is not a big deal...and you are already very good!"
She would occasionally put her hands on her hips, like an old lady or old man in a park sharing their experience with a young person, subtly instilling some inspirational wisdom in Wen Nanyin. But beneath her cheerful exterior, there was still a trace of worry deep in her heart. Everything she was doing was in the hope that the scene that would break Mu Wenxi's heart in the previous life would not happen in the future.
To better comfort Wen Nanyin, Mu Wenxi began to explore more and more things outside of her studies that she wasn't good at, such as dancing. When she shared with Nanyin on QQ after her weekend dance class that her teacher said she danced like a robot, he laughed like a complete idiot. After Mu Wenxi finished a semester of dance classes and sent him her dance videos, he laughed so hard his stomach hurt.
For example, there was one thing that Wen Nanyin had been wondering about since childhood: why didn't Mu Wenxi sign up for the choir with him? When he heard his friend singing the popular theme song like he was singing a military song, he knew the answer.
When he saw Mu Wenxi show off her dance skills in front of her parents, even though her dance was not graceful at all, they still encouraged her. When he saw Mu Wenxi singing off-key, her parents not only did not laugh at her but clapped and applauded instead. He was deeply moved.
Wen Nanyin gradually realized that his good friend was telling him in another way that no one in the world is perfect, so it's okay to not do well, because someone will definitely love you.
That night, Wen Nanyin showed his exhaustion in front of his family for the first time. He slumped on the sofa and said, "I'm so tired, so very tired." Upon hearing this, Wen's mother's eyes immediately reddened, and she hugged Nanyin tightly.
Wen Nanyin heard her mother's voice in her ear: "It's okay, rest for a while if you're tired, and we'll stop when you're tired."
In fact, how could Wen's mother not feel heartbroken seeing her son working so hard? He was a piece of her own flesh and blood. She wanted her child to learn so many things in the hope that he could make something of himself. But seeing him working so hard without any rest, Wen's mother felt like her heart was being torn apart.
Wen Nanyin hugged his mother and patted her without saying a word. The next morning, Wen Nanyin got up early and went to the company, just like any other day.
Even with training from morning till night for two days on the weekend, Stardust Company still felt it wasn't enough. They moved Wen Nanyin's various courses to weekdays, and arranged for teachers to provide one-on-one tutoring for Wen Nanyin on weekends. Wen Nanyin never relaxed or stopped for a moment.
His contact with Mu Wenxi also decreased as he got busier. Mu Wenxi knew that the temporary separation was coming, and she also needed to think about her future. When she was about to enter the fourth grade, she discussed with her mother and father about skipping directly to the sixth grade. She received the support of her mother and father, but she had to pass the school's assessment.
Mu's mother, unaware of Mu Wenxi's true abilities, asked with some concern, "Can you accept that?"
Mu Wenxi nodded: "Of course, no problem."
Before the start of the school year, the school arranged a one-person exam for Mu Wenxi. As a result, Mu Wenxi passed all the sixth-grade exams with full marks. On September 1st, ten-year-old Mu Wenxi officially became a sixth-grade elementary school student, while Wen Nanyin began to study hard for the new courses. The two had exchanged contact information beforehand and kept in touch via QQ when they couldn't meet.
In order to maintain a passable academic performance, Wen Nanyin often continued to study academic subjects at home after finishing the courses arranged by the company each day. However, even with two days of study on the weekend, he still couldn't keep up with the other students who studied five days a week, and his progress had fallen behind.
Private tutors here are quite expensive. Just when Wen's mother was about to grit her teeth and hire another tutor, Mu's mother learned of her troubles and gave her an idea: didn't they already have a tutor right in front of them?
Mother: "Let Xixi teach her. Xixi is going to skip a grade and go to sixth grade when school starts."
Wen's mother looked incredulous: "Xiao Xi is so smart!"
The mother nodded: "I haven't told anyone about this. When Xiaoxi was in kindergarten, the teacher noticed her special condition. We even took her to have her IQ tested, but her father and I wanted her to have a happy childhood, so we didn't send her to a special school."
Wen's mom: "Wow, I always thought Xiaoxi was smart, but I didn't expect her to be this smart."
Mu's mother: "We hope she can be like other children. Being too precocious is not good either. But Xiao Yin is not in school now, and Xiao Xi doesn't like to play with her peers. So she said she wanted to skip a grade and go to sixth grade. We respect her idea. The school teachers arranged an exam, and she got full marks on all of them."
Wen's mother: "Wow, that's amazing!"
Hearing the praise, Mu's mother smiled from ear to ear: "Your son is also very capable, having won so many awards. It will definitely be no problem for Xiaoxi to tutor Xiaoyin. Xiaoxi has loved playing with Xiaoyin since she was little."
Wen's mother chuckled to herself, "Does Xiaoxi want to? They're such good friends, don't let Xiaoyin bring Xiaoxi home next time."
The mother joked, "Then we won't lose out either, we'll have such a good son. But it's still early, at least another ten years or so. But it's settled then. I'll ask Xiaoxi when I get home, she'll definitely be willing."
Just as Mu Ma had predicted, Mu Wenxi was overjoyed. She was worried about how to find Wen Nanyin in the future, and now, the opportunity had come.
Mu Wenxi took the initiative to become Nan Yin's little teacher. After school, she ate dinner at home and was taken to Wen Nan Yin's house by her mother. The two houses were not far apart and it was only a short walk away, but Mu's mother was still worried and insisted on taking her, saying that she was too bored to be alone and wanted to chat with Wen's mother.
Compared to Mu Wenxi's villa with its own courtyard, the Wen family lived in an ordinary residential area with two bedrooms and a living room. The environment was simple, clean, and tidy.
As soon as we arrived at the Wen family home, Wen's mother came out very warmly: "Xiao Xi is here! Congratulations on becoming a sixth-grade student. Xiao Xi is really amazing."
Mu Wenxi: "Thank you, Auntie. I'm going to find my brother."
After pointing to Nan Yin's room, Wen Ma brought out tea to serve Mu Ma. Mu Wenxi walked into Wen Nan Yin's room, and Nan Yin, who was doing her homework, turned around when she heard the noise: "You've come."
Mu Wenxi exclaimed in surprise when she saw a whole cabinet full of certificates and trophies against the wall: "Wow, so many trophies and certificates!"
Wen Nanyin scratched his head modestly and then pulled up a chair for Wen Xi: "It's alright, you can sit here."
Mu Wenxi took out books and notebooks from her schoolbag and placed them on the table, looking like a little teacher: "Alright, I'm here to tutor you. Wen, sit down quickly."
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