Chapter 444: Worried

Jiang Li said this with a serious and sincere look, which made Ms. Qi very pleased.

The primary school is almost an hour later than the kindergarten, and since Mingrui went to primary school, Jiang Li would first pick up the twins to Song's house after school in the afternoon, and then ride to the primary school to pick up the eldest son.

"Mom, I can actually go home by myself."

Sitting on the back seat of the bicycle, Mingrui suddenly said.

Jiang Li slowed down the speed of riding the bicycle and asked with a smile: "Are you worried that your mother will be tired?" Mingrui nodded, and realized that his mother couldn't see him riding the bicycle, so he couldn't help but say: "Well, Ruirui doesn't want Mom to be tired."

After a slight pause, Mingrui said: "Wenyue has been going to and from school by herself since she started primary school. She is a girl, so I am a boy, so naturally I can do it too."

Not only does his mother have to pick him up from school alone every afternoon, but she also has to pick him up and drop him off at noon because he has to eat lunch at home. He really doesn't want his mother to be so tired.

Besides, he is a big kid. The classmates who live close to the school all go to and from school by themselves.

"Wen Yue's mother has children to take care of, so she doesn't have time to pick her up and drop her off at school. Mom is idle. Every day, she has nothing to do except picking you, Hanhan and Weiwei up and dropping you off at school."

Ming Rui: "Mom is not in good health, and she is writing at home."

Feeling warm in his heart, Jiang Li smiled and said, "How about this, if Mom is not feeling well one day, our Rui Rui will go home by himself after school, what do you think?"

"...Okay."

After a long silence, Ming Rui replied in a childish voice.

In fact, there are many children in the compound who go to primary school, because the adults in the family have to go to work, these children basically go to and from school by themselves.

There are traffic lights and zebra crossings on the road between the kindergarten and the primary school, and there are traffic police on duty, so the safety factor is actually very guaranteed.

In addition, from the primary school to the compound, there are multiple routes at one stop, and children go to and from school together, so generally there will be no accidents.

But Jiang Li was not born and raised in this era, and in her original world, families with children going to school, from kindergarten, parents usually pick up their children until they graduate from high school.

Even for junior and senior high school boarding students, parents will wait outside the school gate when their children are on vacation, and then send their children safely to the school gate on weekends.

Perhaps influenced by this mode of thinking, and the fact that Mingrui and the other two are still young, Jiang Li is worried about letting the children go to and from school by themselves.

However, Jiang Li also knows that she should learn to let go when the time is right, and she will not raise all her children to be mama's boys.

"Goodbye grandma! Goodbye brother Xuanxuan!"

After putting the bicycle back in place for Ms. Qi, Jiang Li led the twins, called the eldest son, Mingrui, to follow, and the four of them said goodbye to Ms. Qi and went home happily.

Coincidentally, when Jiang Li and the three children just stepped into the living room, the landline phone rang suddenly.

"Mom, mom, I'll go answer the phone!"

Minghan let go of his sister's hand, walked to the landline with his short legs, picked up the receiver, and said in a serious and babyish voice: "Hello, I'm Luo Minghan, who are you looking for?"

When he heard the voice of the person on the other end of the phone clearly and knew who the other party was, Minghan smiled immediately: "It turned out to be grandpa! Hello grandpa... I'm very good, my brother and sister are also very good, my dad... My dad is not at home, mom is here, grandpa, I'll ask mom to answer your call, grandpa, please wait!"

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