Mei Mengchen said that, but truthfully, he still felt a little scared inside. After all, even though he walked past here every day, it was his first time actually staying inside all day. But then he thought about seeing his sister after school, and a subtle excitement bubbled up in his heart.
Waiting for his sister at home or waiting for her at kindergarten—it's all the same. He's waiting anyway, and in kindergarten his sister would be happy. So he figured he could handle it. After reassuring himself like that, there really wasn't any reason to cry.
Mei Mengchen didn't cry, but Mei Yinan's eyes were red. A kid without a mom has to act tough even just to go to kindergarten. She glared at her son on the side, who was happily munching away at breakfast, and her anger rose unexpectedly.
"Eat, eat, eat—how long are you going to keep eating? Why are you still at it?"
