The Struggles of Being A Mother of Villains

Ch.162 Papa, don't tickle Mama! (4)

Xiao Yu said matter-of-factly, "Do you still have to ask that? Xiao Yu, when you're unhappy, would you like it if Papa keeps looking for you?"

Ji Yu shook her head, causing Ji Xuan to interject glumly, "Don't use me as an example. Even if you use me as an example, can't you do it with something nicer?"

Xiao Ruoguang also came over with his homework and asked Ji Xuan, "Papa, can you help me with my homework?"

Ji Xuan nodded with a gentle face. Taking over the book, he asked, "What do you need help with?"

Xiao Ruoguang climbed onto the sofa and pointed to one of the picture example questions. "This one!"

Ji Xuan looked at it, only to see a strange group of people depicted in the picture. Then, the introduction says that the strangely-shaped beings are humans, while one of them is an alien. But Ji Xuan couldn't see any difference between them at all.

Ji Xuan frowned. The question below wrote: One of them in the image below is an alien. Which one are they?

Then, Ji Xuan saw the group of people down below. It was a type of creature that looked neither like humans nor aliens.

Ji Xuan, "..." Is this from kindergarten?

He looked at the cover, then at the subject. Xiao Ruoguang was still looking at Ji Xuan with a confused face. "Papa, which is the answer?"

Ji Xuan was shocked. "These...Aren't they all aliens?"

Xiao Ruoguang frowned. "No! Only one of them is an alien!"

"How do you know that?" Ji Xuan asked.

Xiao Ruoguang told him, "That's what the question said!"

So, Ji Xuan said to him, "Wait for a second, Papa will check for you."

Xiao Ruoguang looked shocked. "Papa, don't you know this one? It's from kindergarten!"

Ji Xuan, "..." He really didn't know.

Xiao Ruoguang pointed to Xiao Yu. "Mama knows all the 1st-grade subjects!"

Ji Xuan simply wanted to complain. Then let me do the 1st-grade one! At the very least, the topics have a cause, principle, or rules. These kindergarten topics are simply imaginative.

Xiao Yu took the book from Ji Xuan and looked at it for a while. "You'll have to find the similarities. The most straightforward one is that there are no gray aliens, but there are gray humans. So, that excludes 2 and 5. And, in this group of aliens, each of them has...a triangle. So, you can exclude 1 and 4 as well. So, the answer is no. 3!"

Xiao Ruoguang put down his homework and clapped his hands. "Mama is amazing!"

Ji Xuan, "...Seriously, you actually knew what that meant?"

Xiao Yu said, "You're the one who's too serious. Since it's a kindergarten question, you can't look at it in an adult way. Don't we often encounter inductive questions in mathematics? You can tell that's what it means just by looking at the question. It clearly wants us to find the similarities! But for adults, they can only see a group of strange characters, and they'll automatically identify the human beings with what they know as the model. That's how you limit your own mind."

Ji Xuan nodded and said with a look of admiration, "I admire your courage. Alright, now tell me why you know..."

"Xiao Guang, don't you have any other questions to ask Papa?" Xiao Yu interrupted Ji Xuan's question nonchalantly.

Xiao Ruoguang, "Yeah! Papa, look at this one? How do I do this one?"

Ji Xuan could only resign himself and look at Xiao Ruoguang's homework. Xiao Yu shrugged at him, making a helpless expression.

Wen Tianlang brought Lin Hong down from the car, and nodded in satisfaction as he looked at the detached villa in front of him. Lin Hong leaned against Wen Tianlang with a smile on her face.

"How is it? Does Hong'er like it here?" Wen Tianlang asked Lin Hong with a gentle expression.

Lin Hong looked at him with a soft face and happily snuggled into Wen Tianland's arms. "I like it very much! Thank you, Tianlang."

Wen Tianlang wrapped his arm tightly around her while he stroked her belly with his other arm. "I'm sure our baby will love it here after they're born."

Lin Hong put her hands on Wen Tianlang's big palm and said happily, "Yeah. This is going to be our home in the future. Our happy home."

The man and woman snuggled each other closely without a care at all about the boy who got off the other car.

The boy looked frail and thin, and he was wearing the uniform of an unknown school, carrying a rather old bag. He stood behind the two of them silently.

But what the Wen family has no idea about was the fact that a baby-faced woman wearing a white hoodie was standing from the balcony next door, looking over at them.