After hearing Fanny's praise, Vivian's mood, which had been a little irritable from work, improved a lot. "He's just too sensible. Sometimes I hope he can be a little willful."
Fanny's mouth twitched. She felt like she was showing off in a low-key manner. In the families she had worked in, most of the time, the parents had fight with their children. She was tired of watching from the side. This was also one of the main reasons why she was unmarried and without children.
As a housekeeper, Fanny had seen a lot of sweet things before marriage and all kinds of arguments after marriage. In the end, she came to the conclusion that it was most comfortable to live alone.
The words that seemed to be showing off in low-key manner were actually what Vivian wanted to say from the bottom of her heart. Sensible children were generally suppressing their own needs, which then developed an inferiority complex and became a personality that was pleasing to the eye.
