Chapter 1324: Chapter 1323: Parenting Views Conflict Chapter 1324: Chapter 1323: Parenting Views Conflict Lin Lin felt this way and it wasn’t unjustified; after all, outsiders who saw Zhou Shengting and Bai Lan together might think the same.

However, she didn’t fully understand Zhou Shengting.

So, she didn’t know about Su Qian’s past affairs; otherwise, she wouldn’t have had these inappropriate thoughts.

If Zhou Shengting were the kind of person who changed his feelings upon seeing someone new, they wouldn’t be together anymore, especially having been separated for such a long time.

Lin Lin had stayed close to Zhou Shengting for a while and thought she understood him well.

She thought that men pursued sensory visual attractions, and she considered her own external attributes quite favorable.

Young, pretty, and confident were her assets.

Lin Lin tightened her lips, watching their departing figures, and secretly made up her mind.

She had to give it a try or she would never be satisfied.

Because Lin Lin often stayed in the office, she was unaware of things outside.

…

Coming out of the office building, Zhou Shengting and Bai Lan each held one of Xiaobao’s hands.

They didn’t eat out today because having a child with them was inconvenient, so they went home for the meal, where everything was already prepared by housekeeper Zhou.

“Xiaobao, you’re going to school soon, are you excited?” Zhou Shengting teased Xiaobao while driving.

“No, I’m not happy. I don’t want to go to school. I just want to play with Mom,” the delicately beautiful Xiaobao responded with a milky voice.

“You’re grown up now, and you should go to school,” Bai Lan said as she patted his head, feeling rather helpless; Xiaobao seemed too clingy to her.

“No, no!” Xiaobao protested.

“How about we visit the kindergarten first? There are lots of fun things there, and I guess you won’t want to come back,” Bai Lan patiently explained.

Xiaobao still looked unhappy.

“We’ll take him to see the school tomorrow,” Zhou Shengting stated in a non-negotiable manner.

Bai Lan nodded, it seemed settled.

Xiaobao had no idea that he was about to enter the kindergarten’s gates.

Back at home, seeing Zhou’s mother sitting on the sofa was a surprise to both Zhou Shengting and Bai Lan, as they had not heard she would be visiting.

Upon seeing Xiaobao, Zhou’s mother ignored them, “My little sweetheart, come give grandma a hug. Look, grandma has bought you a lot of toys.”

Zhou’s mother displayed the bags of toys in front of Xiaobao, like bearing treasures.

Seeing this, Bai Lan furrowed her brows, “Mom, please don’t spoil him. He has many toys already.” Bai Lan genuinely worried that Xiaobao’s domineering personality would become hard to manage.

Zhou’s mother, seeing Bai Lan criticising her in her presence, suddenly looked stern, “I hardly come over, and buying some fun things for my grandson is also a problem?”

Her tone carried a hint of sarcasm.

“Mom, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean it that way. It’s just that Xiaobao already has a lot of toys, and he’s very fickle. Seeing new toys, he’ll certainly ignore the old ones, even though those are also fairly new,” Bai Lan explained.

“Hmph, you just think I’m in the way,” Zhou’s mother snorted resentfully.

Seeing this, Zhou Shengting intervened soothingly, “Mom, you’re overthinking it. We didn’t mean that at all. We’re even happier that you care so much about Xiaobao.”

“You’re still young. I’ve eaten more salt than you’ve eaten rice! Look, didn’t I raise you the same way? Look at you now, so successful and excellent,” Zhou’s mother spoke proudly.

Worried about making matters worse by saying more, Bai Lan simply shut her mouth.

Xiaobao saw Zhou’s mother and politely called out, “Grandma,” to which Zhou’s mother now revealed a smile, no longer appearing confrontational.