Chapter 96: Chapter 96 Kang Li: Why Be Afraid?Kang Li countered, "If I say I won’t do it, will you believe me?"

    Cute Baby Weiwei remained silent.

    Kang Li spoke gently with a laugh, "How about this—as a good compromise—you can supervise me. If I get angry with you for no reason or treat you badly, you can tell your dad or go find a police officer to take me away."

    Cute Baby Weiwei didn’t reply but asked, "Aren’t you afraid?"

    "Why should I be afraid?" Kang Li smiled tenderly, her fox-like eyes bright and spirited, "Our ancestors left us a saying: ’A long road tests the strength of a horse; time reveals a person’s character.’ I’m not doing anything wrong, so there’s nothing to be afraid of."

    Cute Baby Weiwei said, "I don’t know what that means."

    "It means that only a long journey can test the endurance of a horse, and only over time can you see the true nature of a person’s heart. Do you understand now?"

    Kang Li asked the little girl.

    "Mhm."

    Cute Baby Weiwei nodded her little head.

    Kang Li continued, "Remember, whether it’s with me or anyone else around you, don’t just believe everything you hear. You need to see with your own eyes, hear with your own ears, and feel with your heart. Otherwise, you might misjudge someone."

    Vivi asked, "Seeing with my own eyes and hearing with my own ears, can I then believe whether someone is a good person or a bad person?"

    Kang Li shook her head, "Not necessarily."

    "Why not?"

    Cute Baby Weiwei was puzzled.

    Kang Li explained, "Because sometimes what you see is simply what others want you to see, and what you hear is what others want you to hear. That’s why after seeing with your eyes and hearing with your ears, I added that you must also feel with your heart.

    Because your heart won’t deceive you; it will help you judge whether a person is good or bad. If that still doesn’t work, then ask the opinion of trusted elders around you.

    You might not fully understand this now, but you can keep it in your heart. Later, when you grow up, you’ll probably understand."

    After listening to Kang Li, Xiao Ming Wei nodded her little head, slightly confused but pretending to understand, "I’ll remember it in my heart." Sёar?h the novel(F~)ire.net website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

    In that moment, Xiao Ming Wei felt that she wasn’t nice at all, that she was a bad baby. Even though her new mom had been very, very kind to her and her two brothers, she had doubted whether her new mom was just pretending,

    and had even persuaded her second brother to test whether their new mom was truly good to them. Why was she so suspicious?

    Gradually, Xiao Ming Wei’s large, grape-like eyes began to fill with tears, and soon, she started shedding Golden Beans.

    "Our Weiwei is the most beautiful and most adorable Little Baby,"

    Kang Li lifted the little girl onto her lap, took out a handkerchief to gently wipe the tears, and softly said, "Why would you shed Golden Beans?"

    "I didn’t want to do it; they just started falling on their own..." Xiao Ming Wei said in a tearful voice and, unable to control herself, burst into a loud cry, "Sorry, Mommy, I’m a bad child, I was wrong, I shouldn’t... I shouldn’t have troubled Mommy, sorry... huu huu! I shouldn’t have pushed Mommy; I’m not a good baby..."

    "There, there, don’t cry. Mommy is not angry with you because Mommy knows that our Weiwei is a good child who can recognize and correct her mistakes. Haven’t you just told Mommy that you know what you did was wrong?!"

    As an adult, how lacking in grace would she have to be to quibble over small matters with a toddler? Besides, the little girl’s behavior over the past couple of days was nothing but a lack of sufficient security, in other words, a manifestation of a need for love.

    "Mommy, are you really not angry with Weiwei?"

    Xiao Ming Wei asked while sobbing, still making sure to look up at Kang Li.

    "Of course not."

    Kang Li’s gaze was tender and indulgent, revealing her genuine affection for the little girl without a trace of pretense.