Jiu Ye, your little ancestor doesn't want to take responsibility

The next day, after breakfast, Mu Zheng took Mu Mu to school.

The result was the same as before, Mu Zheng took one step and Mu Mu followed.

Like a little tail, she was afraid that her mother would not want her anymore, so she followed her mother closely and silently held her hand.

Mu Zheng's heart suddenly softened. If it were in the past, she would definitely take the child home immediately.

Whoever wants to study this can go, but our baby doesn’t have to go if he doesn’t want to.

But, no.

Mu Zheng talked to Mu Mu's doctor last night, and the doctor said that the mother should learn to let go and learn to be cruel.

Especially when dealing with a child like Mumu, blindly indulging and pampering is not the best approach.

It is very likely that Mumu will go from one extreme to the other.

She will grow up, need friends and social interaction, and need to live like a normal person without being overly dependent on her mother.

Thinking of the doctor's words, Mu Zheng could only harden her heart and send Mu Mu back to her seat.

The class is about to start. There are many children in the classroom and it is very noisy.

Mu Zheng touched her daughter's face and coaxed her patiently:

"You take classes here, just like you usually do at home. Mommy is waiting for you outside, okay?"

Then he pointed out the window and repeatedly assured:

"Mom won't leave. You can see her after class."

Mumu looked in the direction of her finger, as if measuring the distance, and finally nodded.

Mu Zheng breathed a sigh of relief.

Mumu's condition is indeed much better now, at least he can communicate.

She also instructed Lou Shuo to help keep an eye on it.

Lou Shuo was not a talkative person, so he grabbed Mu Mu's hand and stopped her from moving.

Mumu didn't struggle.

Mu Zheng then got up and went outside.

Mu Mu kept looking at her until she saw her mother standing outside the window. Then she looked away and saw Lou Shuo drawing an airplane on a notebook with one hand.

The head teacher probably also saw Mu Zheng’s circle of friends, and when she saw her, she took the initiative to come over and greet her.

"Ms. Mu, you are here. How is Mu Mu doing recently?"

Mu Zheng was very polite to the teacher and said with a smile:

"I just finally got her to sit down, but she won't let me leave. It will probably take a while for her to come to class. I'll have to trouble the teacher a lot from now on."

The head teacher also smiled and said:

"The child's problem is also the school's problem. How about this, after class, you bring the child to the office and we'll test Mumu on the spot."

Mu Zheng narrowed her eyes slightly.

The head teacher said implicitly:

"Ms. Mu, you know, outstanding children are different."

Mu Zheng understood.

In the past, the school only allowed Mumu to attend classes because of her donation.

But if Mumu was smart enough, the attitude of the school and teachers would definitely be different.

Mu Zheng spoke the truth:

"Mumu only did the math test yesterday. He didn't do Chinese or English."

The head teacher, who taught Chinese, smiled and said:

"It's okay, let's give it a try. Miss Mu, do you think it would be more helpful to her if the teachers and classmates at school were willing to accept her?"

Mu Zheng certainly understood this principle and was very grateful to her homeroom teacher.

In this Chinese class, the head teacher enthusiastically introduced Mumu to the whole class.

Although Mu Mu didn't say anything, the whole class gave him warm applause because the teacher took the lead.

Mumu tilted his head and looked at his mother outside the window.

Mu Zheng smiled and nodded at her, her eyes full of encouragement.

After class, Mu Zheng and the head teacher took Mu Mu to the office.