The hidden billionaire heiress (Lyra Melvin) novel Chapter 937

Chapter 937 Children's Education

Unexpectedly, Lyra, who heard this, quickly praised, "It's amazing. Spencer, Molly, you know what you like. You are really brave and smart kids."

Originally, Lyra was a little worried, but now it seemed that Spencer and Molly were very clear about their preferences.

Spencer, especially, acted like a grown-up.

He was calmer than Molly and good at using his brain.

Last time, someone jumped in line to buy milk tea. Molly often acted faster than her brain, and rushed forward without saying a word.

The person who cut in line saw that Molly was just a child, and had the cheek to refuse to admit it.

Spencer, who had been silent all this time, stood up and asked that person to take out the number plate, but that person refused and even threatened Spencer not to meddle.

Spencer, who was quick-witted, immediately called the security guard.

The man refused to give in, as if he thought a brat could do nothing to him.

The security guard glanced at Spencer and said, "You just said someone wanted to beat you?"

"He said he didn't want me to be nosy, or he would beat me. They all heard it."

The "they" that Spencer referred to were the ones behind that person. Because he jumped in line, the people behind had to wait longer. A breakthrough was made.

As for the people in front of him, they had nothing to do with him, so Spencer had no intention of looking for their help.

In the end, the security guard was going to drag that person out, but Spencer said, "It's too embarrassing to be dragged out. Why don't you take the initiative to line up at the back and let everyone know that you have admitted your mistake? And that's fine."

Having heard so much, this person couldn't bear it any longer, so he simply obediently went to the back to line up again.

A farce came to an end under Spencer's "command".

Lyra and Malcolm listened carefully to Molly's explanation.

They looked at each other in surprise. They thought Spencer was just smart, but they didn't expect that Spencer was already observing life.

The insight into the world shown now cannot be obtained in a day or two.

Molly also admired it very much, "Daddy, Mommy, my brother is too good. Just say a few words and let him admit defeat. If I..."

Stopping, Molly suddenly felt as if she had said something wrong, and looked up at Daddy and Mommy in the video call, hoping they didn't see her embarrassment just now.

However, Molly underestimated her father's occupation. Malcolm asked keenly, "Molly, if it was you, would you rush to beat that person?"

Hearing this, Molly stuck out her tongue.

It was still a bit embarrassing to be caught by her parents.

She said in a fawning way, "Daddy, Mommy, in your eyes, do I only use force to solve problems?"

Lyra and Malcolm fell silent in unison.

Seeing this, Molly became even more anxious.

"Daddy, Mommy!"

Lyra didn't want to make Molly anxious, so she had to explain to her patiently, "Molly, it's not that we don't believe you, but your recent behavior is indeed like this. If you think more before using force to solve it, will it be okay? Will it solve a lot of troubles in advance?"

Molly pouted, "Well... then I'll try next time."

Lyra thought for a while, and told her, "If you encounter troubles that you don't know how to solve, you can ask your brother first, and then ask Daddy and Mommy. You must learn to think independently and try to solve problems independently. But if there is anything wrong, you must communicate with us in time."

The little girl agreed very readily, and Lyra was very satisfied.

However, Molly still missed her parents, so she asked when they would be back.

The work here was almost done, and it won't be long before she can go back.

It was almost time for the two children to have winter vacation. Lyra thought to herself that she must be with the children during the vacation. She missed the growth of the children during this period, and she felt really sorry.

For Lyra, the two children were like buds that just bloomed.

Lyra was afraid that the two children would go astray, but fortunately, it was not as difficult as she imagined.