"Didn't the brothers already prepare their ink and brushes? Why is Mom still buying them?" Hongsheng asked.
Madam Liu stroked his head, "These are for your sister, so she can learn to write too."
Tianniu was startled, she originally thought that when Madam Liu said she would let Hongde Hongsheng teach her to read it was just a casual remark, but she didn't expect her mother to actually buy her ink and brushes, and she was momentarily stunned.
"What are you spacing out for? Come pick some," chided Madam Liu, the child must be over the moon.
Tianniu jumped up joyfully, hugged Madam Liu's waist and said happily, "Mom is the best!"
"If I'm not good to you, who am I good to? If you want to study, could I even stop you?"
Tianniu wiped her teary red eye sockets, her heart melted. She once felt her biggest regret in life was not being born a boy, but now, she didn't feel regretful at all, because she had the best mother in the world.
