Doted By The Regent King

As the saying goes, if a child is not taught, it’s the parent’s fault. The first teachers of a child are the parents, and whatever a child becomes is the result of the parents’ teachings. A child with no manners is a reflection of poor upbringing by the parents, indicating a failure to establish integrity.

Here, men manage external affairs while women manage domestic ones, but raising and educating children is the responsibility of the Matriarch of the household. If the children lack proper manners, people will criticize, indirectly faulting the Matriarch and questioning her virtue.

Wanwan’s words were clearly an accusation of Binbin and the others for being unfilial, prompting people to find fault with their mother.

"Mother..." Both Binbin and Jiaojiao turned pale with shock.

The woman, seeing this, felt both distressed and reassured. Her children, all very good and filial, were only troubled on her behalf.

"Alright, alright, your sister is just teasing you," the woman quickly soothed her two children, then reproachfully addressed her eldest daughter, "Wanwan, stop scaring them. They had sought my permission before they went out this time."

Seeing that their mother had spoken, Wanwan said, "But not again."

"Sister, rest assured, we won’t run about aimlessly anymore," Binbin hastily spoke up, then glanced at his younger sister, who also nodded eagerly.