Xizeer corrected him: "It's not just perhaps, your intelligence is indeed lower than mine, and by quite a bit."
Kang Chen was speechless...
"You really should let your mom see how you treat me, so she can teach you a lesson."
Although Xizeer was often hard to see through, Kang Chen was certain of one thing: in this family, the person Xizeer cared about most was Ming Mei. He was extremely devoted to Ming Mei as his mother.
Sometimes, a casual remark from Ming Mei could change Xizeer's decision.
He always acted as Ming Mei hoped; she wanted him to be a good student, so he made her believe he was obedient and sensible, always ranking first in grade at the end of each term. Ming Mei didn't want him to skip class, so he ensured she never knew he skipped class and left early every day.
Now, in Ming Mei's heart, her eldest son was an excellent student.
Xizeer smirked, "Where's my mom?"
Kang Chen sighed, "She's telling Tongtong a story."
