After persuading Qi Xiaoqi, Cheng Su went over with Mother Qi some things to pay attention to when looking after Xiao Qi, and Mother Cheng also needed to tell Mother Qi about Xiao Qi’s personal habits.
Father Qi, on the other hand, was taken aback for a moment when he heard what Cheng Su said. He looked over at his old wife, saw her face full of joy, and suppressed what he was going to say.
"...Now Xiao Qi can already walk, and he can even run slowly. Kids are full of energy; the older they get, the faster they run, and old folks probably won’t be able to catch up with him," Cheng Su said. "If it’s inside the compound, that’s still better. Once you’re outside, you have to stay extra alert. He runs fast; in a blink you won’t be able to catch up and won’t see him anymore. More importantly, public security is bad now, there are more and more kidnappings. You absolutely can’t take your eyes off him, and you can’t casually trust people, handing the child over to strangers to watch."
By the time she got to the end, Cheng Su’s expression was extremely serious.
With the arrival of the 1990s, the economy had started to develop rapidly, and public security kept getting worse; there were countless cases of children being trafficked.
Her son was clever and sharp, but that didn’t change the fact that he was just a child a little over one year old. No matter how smart, how could he compare to an adult? If someone really made a move on this little guy, even if he wanted to resist, he wouldn’t have the strength.
So Cheng Su was very serious and very earnest. This concerned her only child; she couldn’t afford not to be serious, no matter who the other party was—Qi Taiguo was no exception.
Mother Cheng said, "Exactly, you can’t take your eyes off a child for even a second. In-law, you..." Her gaze slid over Mother Qi’s legs and she fell silent.
Mother Qi uncomfortably drew back her feet a little, patted her chest, and said, "Don’t worry, this is my eldest grandson. How could I not be more nervous than you, in-law? I’ll definitely watch over him like he’s my own eyeball."
"But of course. We’re just being naggy and saying one more sentence. In-law, you’ll definitely guard him like he’s your very heart." Mother Cheng forced the corners of her mouth up and didn’t say more, but inside she felt sour and bitter.
Cheng Su pressed her lips together when she saw this.

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