At that time, he didn't realize that with those two people's indifference to him, how could they care about his grades?

In fact, he doesn't need to be so afraid at all...

Afraid of disappointing them.

Afraid of getting blamed from them.

Because they won't be disappointed at all.

I won't blame him for it.

…

The little figure huddled on the swing.

Keep your head down.

Something shiny fell down.

…

"What’s wrong with you?"

A gentle voice came.

"Why are you crying?"

…

The little figure was startled.

My whole body froze.

…

He turned back slowly.

I saw a face that smiled gently at him.

Especially with the setting sun behind her, the woman wearing a beige sweater and cardigan seemed to be melting into it.

…

The little boy was stunned.

There were tears hanging from the corners of his red eyes.

…

The woman reached out and gently touched the little boy's head.

"Why are you crying?"

She asked again.

…

"I failed the exam."

the little boy blurted out.

After saying this, the little boy looked annoyed.

Why did he just say that?

Why did he say such a shameful thing?

The little boy clasped his hands.

I wish I could turn back time.

Go back to the second before he said these words.

…

The woman slightly arched her eyebrows.

"I just failed the test once, it doesn't matter."

"You will have many opportunities to do well in the exam in the future."

…

"But the test papers need to be signed by parents."

The little boy Nana.

Knead your fingers together.

It's almost twisted into a mess.

"I'm afraid my parents will be angry..."

…

"As long as you promise your parents that you will work hard to do well in the exam next time, I think..."

The woman clenched her fists in a cheering gesture.

"They will forgive you."

…

"Really, really?"

The little boy couldn't believe it.

Is it that simple?

As long as he promises his parents...

Won't they be angry...?

…

"Really, really?"

The little boy confirmed again.

A faint light lit up in his eyes.

If only that were the case...

Next time, he will definitely do well in the exam next time!

…

"Um."

The woman nodded.

"Yes."

"I believe that instead of blaming you for failing in the test this time, your parents would rather hear your promise that you will study hard and get good results next time."

…

"Yes, really?"

The little boy asked stumblingly.

But in my heart I almost believe it.

What the eldest sister said is definitely right.

Big sister is so good...

So beautiful and so gentle...

The little boy likes his big sister very much.

…

"Yes."

The woman reached out and touched the little boy's head again.

"Go back quickly."

"It's getting dark."

…

"ah!?"

Only then did the little boy notice that there was only a trace of the sun's afterglow on the horizon, and he suddenly became anxious.

He jumped off the swing in a hurry.

"Um!"

The little boy nodded vigorously.

"big sister……"
To be continued...