You Have to Support Me

"Mother, I understand. I know he hasn't learned martial arts. I went up and overturned him with a light blow. I'm not going to tell Sir. If I tell Sir, he'll laugh at me for complaining."

Granny Yang followed behind the mother and son and listened to their conversation. She felt that Madam Li's method of teaching the child was really unique.

When Zhou Jia returned from the government office, he saw the mother and son standing there talking. He walked over and touched Yangyang. He looked at him and asked, "Why are you back so late? Did you not finish your homework and was retained by Sir?"

Yangyang shook his head. "Father, I was punished by Sir to wipe the desks when I fought with my classmates, so I came back late."

"Then why did you fight?"

Yangyang told Zhou Jia what had happened. "I've already shaken hands with him. Mother taught me to use tricks in the future and not brute force."