The cannon fodder female supporting role in the misplaced life

Qing'er's father heard what Xu Yingying said and didn't continue. He just looked at Qing'er's mother and asked, "What should we do now?"

Qing'er's mother said, "Wait and see what the teacher says."

But at this moment, the door was knocked again.

The three of them focused their attention, and Qing'er's mother walked to the door again to open it.

"What's wrong?" Qing'er's mother asked.

"I have a stomachache. Teacher Mo asked me to come and see you." Lingling said while standing outside the door.

Qing'er's mother came in and took some of the medicine for Lingling, "Take some if you feel any pain."

"Okay." After saying that, Lingling took the medicine and left.

Xu Yingying looked at Qing'er's mother who turned back to her room and asked, "Is Qing'er back again?"

"No, Lingling said she also had a stomachache." Qing'er's mother said speechlessly.

"Ah? Then why did she come here? To get medicine?" As soon as Xu Yingying said this, she felt that Lingling was a little strange.

"Maybe the teacher knew that I had this medicine and asked her to come and get it." Qing'er's mother thought for a while and said.

Xu Yingying always felt that things were not that simple, but she did not investigate further.

Who knew that the next moment, the scene would change again.

Xu Yingying watched Qing'er's father receive a call.

"Hello. Who are you looking for?" Qing'er's father asked.

Because she didn't hear any reply from the other side, Xu Yingying made inferences based on what Qing'er's father said.

"Can you hold on a little longer?" Qing'er's father asked.

"School is over in an hour. You came to the capital just to take this class. Are you really in so much pain that you can't hold on any longer?"

"Qing'er, give yourself some confidence. Just hold on a little longer. If it still hurts later, call me again and I'll pick you up from school."

Qing'er's father hung up the phone.

Xu Yingying looked at him and asked with concern: "Qing'er still feeling uncomfortable?"

Qing'er's father frowned and replied, "She doesn't know what's wrong. She was fine before. Now she's angry and says she has a stomachache."

From Qing'er's father's words, Xu Yingying could clearly sense that he still thought Qing'er was faking illness. So she asked with a serious expression, "Do you think Qing'er is having a temper?"

Qing'er's father did not hide his dissatisfaction and said directly: "Otherwise, we accompanied her to Beijing from a long distance to let her experience the learning atmosphere here. It is not for her to travel here and then throw a tantrum." Obviously, Qing'er's father was disappointed and angry with her recent behavior.

Xu Yingying is well aware that both Qing'er and her parents have different views and positions on Qing'er's reluctance to go to school due to a conflict with a classmate. However, as an outsider, Xu Yingying believes it is her responsibility to have a frank conversation with Qing'er's father.

When children are reluctant to go to school due to conflicts with classmates or other social issues, parents should not blindly suspect that their children are deliberately feigning illness or directly assume that they are faking illness. Although children do not hear their parents questioning them directly, they are able to keenly perceive their parents' attitude towards them.

After careful consideration, Xu Yingying decided to express her opinion to Qing'er's father: "Actually, I think Qing'er might not really have a stomachache, but rather something is bothering her. We can't attribute all her behavior to feigning illness to escape reality simply because she has something on her mind."

"Then don't you think this is just feigning illness to escape?" Qing'er's father immediately retorted after hearing Xu Yingying's words. His voice was filled with a hint of dissatisfaction and doubt, as if he did not agree with Xu Yingying's point of view.

"Physical illnesses are easy to cure, but psychological illnesses are not." Xu Yingying said this lightly. This sentence was like a key that opened a door deep in Qing'er's father's heart. He frowned and fell into deep thought.

"What do you mean?" Qing'er's father asked after a pause. His eyes revealed a kind of confusion and bewilderment, as if he didn't understand why Xu Yingying suddenly said such a thing.

"I don't know how to put it so you understand, but I think you can first trust your daughter and make her feel safe in this matter. That's what you should do as a parent and a father. Don't be a father who questions your own daughter." Xu Yingying said seriously, each word clearly. Her tone was firm and sincere, hoping to touch Qing'er's father's heart.

Qing'er's father remained silent after hearing this. His expression grew serious as he began to think about Xu Yingying's words. He realized that he might have been too eager to solve the problem and neglected his daughter's feelings. As a father, he should have given his daughter more trust and support, allowing her to feel the warmth and security of her family.

And then the scene changed.

At that moment, Xu Yingying was accompanying Qing'er in the hospital to have her blood drawn for examination. Qing'er stretched out her hand with a look of fearlessness on her face, while Xu Yingying beside her gently comforted her, "Auntie is here, don't be afraid."

Not long after, the two of them went to see the doctor with their test results. Xu Yingying stood outside the clinic, quietly watching Qing'er as she waited for the verdict. She listened carefully to the doctor's professional medical terms and observed Qing'er's effort to feign composure.

Xu Yingying clearly noticed that when the doctor said that he needed to prescribe medicine, Qing'er's body obviously relaxed, as if the huge stone hanging in her heart had finally fallen to the ground.

Seeing this, Xu Yingying couldn't help but sigh that children of this age have already begun to have their own ideas and opinions. However, she is not sure whether this phenomenon is good or bad.

After all, it may be troublesome for children to think independently too early, but it also means that they are growing up.

But the wheel of time is carrying everyone forward step by step, even children are on the train.

The scene changed again. This time, Xu Yingying was in the room with Qing'er, Lingling and Wanshi.

As the elder, Xu Yingying watched the three of them sitting face to face, but no one took the initiative to speak. Compared to the interaction between Qing'er and Lingling at the beginning, Xu Yingying saw it was really awkward at this moment.

When Xu Yingying was in the same room with the three of them, she truly experienced the suffocating feeling of oppression that Qing'er had described. Could this be the scene that Teacher Mo had described of Qing'er being isolated by the other two?

In order to make the atmosphere in the room less quiet, Xu Yingying decided to say something to make the situation less awkward.