The next day was the weekend, and Qin Xi had to work overtime. She rode her bicycle to work in the morning, and Hu Zi drove the rest of them to the hospital.
The doctor examined them and looked at the bump on Ba Yi's head, suggesting that a warm compress and massage would suffice, and advised the adults to be more vigilant. After all, children are still young and might get frightened, so it's important to pay extra attention.
But Li Xianglu couldn't help feeling that the two children showed no signs of fright. They slept straight from nine at night until eight in the morning, only waking up because they were called; who knows how long they would have slept if left to wake on their own.
Following the incident, Su Yan was no longer willing to send the children to kindergarten. On one hand, the children were too young; on the other, she felt the kindergarten was not good. Not only did they not learn anything, but they were also getting into fights. It was just too much.
