It's Wrong to Hit Someone

Old Madam Walton stood at the door and waited. Finally, Amelia returned. She hurriedly reached out to catch Amelia, who had gotten out of the car, and said with heartache, "Mia, come over quickly. Come and let Grandma take a look. Does the wound on your face still hurt?"

Amelia shook her head. "It doesn't hurt anymore!" However, the wound was covered in iodophor. It looked red and a little scary.

Old Madam Walton felt stifled. The last time Alex took Amelia away, she injured her forehead and applied a large amount of iodophor. Now that it was her first day in kindergarten, her face was also covered in iodophor.

Amelia did not care about the wound on her cheek. Instead, she stretched out her hand to show off to Old Madam Walton. "Grandma, look, I got a lot of rewards!" There was a "You're so awesome" pasted on her forehead, and two thumbs-up on the back of her left hand. There were two Elsa stickers on the back of her right hand.