After leaving the hospital, Meng Xi'er carried Meng Zichen to a dessert shop not far from the hospital and ordered several of his favorite desserts from the menu.
"Mummy," Meng Zichen sat next to her, looking at the desserts Meng Xi'er had ordered for him in a hushed voice, "Isn't this too much? One is enough for a baby, we need to save money."
The child of a poor family has to take responsibility early on.
Despite Meng Zichen's young age, he knew that it was difficult for Meng Xi'er to raise him. With his frequent illnesses and her meager salary supporting the whole family, it was very tough.
So, whenever he bought snacks, Meng Zichen always chose only one of his favorites, never more.
