Jiang Li said this with a serious and sincere expression, which made Ms. Qi very happy.
Elementary school ends almost an hour later than kindergarten. Since Mingrui entered elementary school, every afternoon after school, Jiang Li would first pick up the twins from the Song family, and then ride to the elementary school to pick up the eldest son.
"Mom, I can actually go home by myself."
Sitting on the back seat of the bicycle, Mingrui said something abruptly.
Jiang Li slowed down his bike and asked with a smile, "Are you worried that mommy will have a hard time?" Mingrui nodded, realizing that her mom couldn't be seen while riding the bike, so she couldn't help but say, "Well, Ruirui doesn't want mommy to have a hard time."
After a slight pause, Mingrui added: "Wen Yue has been going to and from school by herself since she was in elementary school. She can do it if she is a girl, and I can do it if I am a boy."
Not only does his mother have to pick him up from school alone every afternoon, but she also has to take him back and forth at noon because he has to have lunch at home. He really doesn't want his mother to work so hard.
Besides, he is an older child, and his classmates live close to where he studies, but they all go to and from school alone.
"Wen Yue's mother has children to take care of, so she doesn't have time to take her to and from school in person. Mom is idle. She has nothing else to do except taking you and Hanhan Weiwei to and from school every day."
Mingrui: "Mom is not in good health and is writing at home."
Feeling warm in his heart, Jiang Li smiled and said, "Let's do this. If my mother feels unwell one day, we, Ruirui, can go home from school by ourselves. What do you think?"
"……All right."
After a long moment of silence, Mingrui replied in a childish voice.
In fact, there are many children in primary school in the compound. Since the adults at home have to go to work, these children basically go to and from school alone.
There are traffic lights and zebra crossings on the road between the kindergarten and primary school, and there are traffic police on duty, so the safety factor is actually very guaranteed.
What’s more, from the primary school to the compound, there are multiple roads in one stop. Children go to and from school together. Under normal circumstances, there will be no accidents.
But after all, Jiang Li was not born and raised in this era, and in her original world, for families with children in school, starting from kindergarten, parents usually took their children until they graduated from high school.
Even for students who live in middle school or high school, parents will wait outside the school gate when their children are on vacation, and then send their children safely to the school gate on the weekend.
Perhaps due to the influence of this way of thinking, and the fact that Mingrui was still young, Jiang Li was asked to let Zaizai go to and from school on his own. To be honest, Jiang Li was worried.
However, Jiang Li also knows that she must learn to let go when the time is right. She will not turn all her babies into mommies.
"Goodbye, grandma! Goodbye, brother Xuanxuan!"
After putting the bicycle back in its place for Ms. Qi, Jiang Li held the twins and asked her eldest son, Mingrui, to follow. The four mothers said goodbye to Ms. Qi's grandparents and returned home happily.
As luck would have it, just as Jiang Li and the three of them stepped into the living room, the landline phone rang suddenly.
"Mom, mom, I'm going to answer the phone!"
Minghan let go of his sister's hand, walked to the landline with his short legs, picked up the phone, and said with a serious look on his face, "Hi, I'm Luo Minghan, I'm Luo Minghan. Who are you looking for?"
When she heard the voice of the person on the other end of the phone clearly and knew who the other party was, Minghan immediately smiled: "It turns out to be Grandpa! Grandpa is good... I am very good, and my brother and sister are also very good. My father... I Dad is not at home, but mom is. Grandpa, I will ask mom to answer your call. Grandpa, wait a moment!"
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