She said, " George, I'm sorry I let you down."
It meant that she had admitted to all of George's accusations.
She was not brave enough. When she encountered difficulties, she would turn around and leave. She was a weak person.
'In the future, don't be like me. In the future, you must learn to protect yourself well.'
When George heard Jeanne's words, he burst into tears. "So, you're not going to fight for yourself?"
"I won't," Jeanne answered, "because I don't want to get hurt. That's why I'd rather live like this and muddle along."
"I really am very disappointed." Tears rolled down George's cheeks.
There was no disappointment on his little face. It was sadness.
It turned out children could be sad too. It was just that adults thought that children did not understand.
