Chapitre 451: Child's Psychology

Tan Si dealt with Tan Nian and wanted to quickly throw him out so that she could continue sleeping.

Tan Si carried the child to the door and even tried to pretend her heart ached for the child. She tidied the hat on Tan Nian's head and reminded him, "You have to listen to the brothers and sisters. Mommy will wait for you at home."

Tan Nian had yet to reach the standard of being able to cooperate with her performance. He nodded in a daze, his face expressionless.

[Tan Nian seems to be very sad.]

[It's understandable given the child has just woken up.]

[He doesn't look like he's sad because he just woke up. I keep feeling that there might be something wrong with his mental state.]

[How can a child have mental problems?]

[This is a misconception. Children have their own thoughts. If they encounter something bad, of course, they will have psychological problems.]