The nanny's smile froze. She defended herself. "Little Shu, I was talking about buying toys from the very beginning. You misunderstood me."
"Then it makes no difference if we go ask her now." Wei Shu grabbed her hand and pulled her toward the door.
Wei Qi didn't understand what his younger brother meant. He swallowed the meat in his mouth before speaking. "Isn't she off work? That kid must have gone home, too."
"Then I'll go to her house and ask." Wei Shu's logic was remarkably clear.
Wei's mother covered her mouth and chuckled. "Do you know where she lives? Let's go back to the children's hospital tomorrow and try again, okay?"
If the little girl didn't show up, she would use her connections to find out her name. It was rare for her child to take a liking to another kid; she had to do her best to help him win this friend over.
