After transmigrating, I became a stepmother.

In the afterglow of the setting sun, the little ones once again staged a scene of reluctant farewell. They all had an unspoken agreement that at mealtime, everyone had to go home.

Once everyone had disappeared from sight, Xiao Baozi was led back by Lin Hao's hand.

"Did you have a happy day, baby?"

Lin Hao did not participate in their activities in the second half; her presence as an adult would inevitably make the children uncomfortable.

"Ah."

The little boy nodded emphatically; this was an experience he had never had before.

He couldn't wait to tell his mother about his day.

Children's voices are innocent and cute. Although they may not sound very logical and require the listener to piece them together, it is still a kind of fun.

In short, before going to bed, Lin Hao had roughly pieced together what they had talked about and what they had done that day.

It's true that children need to interact with their peers more. Look, today is definitely the day that Xiao Baozi has talked the most since Lin Hao met him.

This much talking clearly improved Xiao Baozi's memory and language skills. At the very least, Lin Hao felt that she could already feel Xiao Baozi's progress.

"Mother, Father, will you hit me?"

Just as Lin Hao was basking in the joy of her brilliant decision, a sudden remark from Xiao Baozi left her completely stunned.

She took back what she had just said; the logic of a little kid was all nonsense!

Whose topic changes so quickly?

However, as a qualified mother, you obviously can't be picky about this at this time. The child has asked the question sincerely and nervously, leaving you with only one path.

"As long as you don't make any big mistakes, your father certainly won't hit you!"

Although she could have directly answered that she definitely wouldn't, just a second before the answer was about to come out, the words "My dad is Li Gang" suddenly flashed through Lin Hao's mind, and she instantly changed her answer.

It's better to be cautious; she doesn't want to raise such a spoiled brat who will harm both himself and others!

What constitutes a serious mistake?

Clearly, Xiao Baozi is determined to get to the bottom of this issue.

"Yes, it means you can't intentionally hurt others or deliberately deceive everyone."

Actually, this question is too broad. Lin Hao herself doesn't have a clear boundary. Things in the world are very complicated. Apart from major issues of right and wrong, it's hard to say that there is any absolutely fixed judgment.

But Lin Hao didn't want to give the other party a perfunctory answer. He didn't understand now, but he would understand someday.

The little boy nodded as if he understood, but he was sure he would be very good and wouldn't make any mistakes!

Thinking of this, he grinned again.

"Why would you ask that question, baby?"

Lin Hao didn't think that such a young child would think so much without external intervention; there must be some kind of trigger.

The little boy turned his head to look at Lin Hao, and was first stunned, then his eyes suddenly lit up.

Oh right, he hasn't told his mother about Tiedan yet.

Then he began to talk about it in a bewildered tone, without even realizing it himself.

As the child recounted, Lin Hao still needs to unravel the clues and rearrange the information to arrive at a conclusion that is close to the truth.

Although Xiao Baozi's retelling didn't involve much personal emotion, because he himself couldn't quite explain what was wrong, Lin Hao's temples still throbbed as she listened.