Fine, she can’t even be considered a normal woman anymore.
Ji Weitian’s last bit of kindness vanished as well, infuriated, she signed out of her account and stuffed her phone into her bag, marching up the stairs.
At this ti, Little Glutinous Rice Dumpling should be in kindergarten.
Ji Weitian fished out her keys from her bag to open the door and was about to head to her room to sort out docunts when she turned around to see Little Glutinous Rice Dumpling perched on a chair with her chin in her hands, staring at her with big eyes like a porcelain doll, which nearly gave Ji Weitian a heart attack.
"Mummy." Little Glutinous Rice Dumpling saw her co in, blinking her watery eyes and called out in a tender voice.
Ji Weitian snapped back to reality and quickly walked over, placing her bag on the table and bent down to pick her up.
"Baby, why didn’t you go to kindergarten?"
"Kindergarten is closed today," Little Glutinous Rice Dumpling lied, her eyes wide open.
She hid the truth that she had her grandma request a leave of absence for her.
"Really? I didn’t get a notification from the teacher." Ji Weitian had just pulled out her phone to check when before she could make a call, a little hand took it away.
Her daughter directed her to sit down on a chair.
Facing Little Glutinous Rice Dumpling’s serious expression, she intuitively sensed sothing big was about to be discussed and sat up straight, preparing herself.
The next second, her daughter, still in her lap, had crossed her legs and sat opposite her, holding a small silver abacus.
It clicked and clacked away.
"Mummy, we need to seriously calculate so accounts."
Ji Weitian was baffled.
The chubby Little Glutinous Rice Dumpling ignored Ji Weitian’s confused face, her little fingers expertly maneuvering the abacus, her mouth quickly rattling off accounts.
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"You haven’t paid this month’s milk money yet."
"You haven’t paid the kindergarten living expenses either."
"Fruits have beco more expensive."
"And there are the community’s maintenance, water, electricity, elevator repair fees...and you promised to buy a gold keyboard this year."
Little Money-Saver paused, looking earnestly at Ji Weitian, "Mummy, we are out of money."
Ji Weitian was speechless.
"I heard you’ve been taking leaves recently, so you obviously lost your bonus too," Little Money-Saver twist the knife further.
Ji Weitian remained silent. !!
When it ca to money, Ji Weitian looked embarrassed.
She could handle mathematical modeling, computer technology, even physical experints... but she had absolutely no sense of money.
Her life skills were practically nonexistent, a truthful 200% tech nerd.
Feeling guilty about having a four-year-old manage the household, she delicately asked, "Can we ask your grandparents for a little help first? I’m about to get paid."
Little Money-Saver frowned, "Mummy, are you planning to be dependent on your parents?"
Ji Weitian was speechless.
She dared not respond, as the accusation stung.
"Actually, there is another way." Little Glutinous Rice Dumpling’s eyes glead mischievously as if well-prepared, pulling out a program flyer from behind her.
"I signed Mummy up for a show. They have the pictures already. If you get picked, there would be quite a bit of small money."
"What show?" Ji Weitian blinked in confusion.
Her little darling couldn’t stand having a drag-along mum and decided to sell her off for so money?
Ji Weitian felt uneasy.
Being a bona fide hobody, appearing on cara was as daunting as a death sentence. After looking at the program flyer, she realized it was a show about single-parent families called "Warmth for Single-Parent Families."
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