The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 1570

"Of course." The little kid looked at me with a puzzled look on his face. It seemed like he was asking me if there were any other choices.

I put down the fork I was holding in my hand and looked at Munchkin seriously." Munchkin, can you tell me why you'd want to go back to Whaldorf City to study? Did you have a fight with Tina?"

I was worried for a moment, and I even started to worry that Munchkin and Tina might have accidentally heard my conversation with Theo back then.

Not to mention Munchkin, I reckoned that such a sensible child like Tina would probably figure it out as well.

Could it be that Munchkin and Tina had a

fight? Was that why Munchkin wanted to give up on such a good friend and go back to Whaldorf City to study?

I did not want something like that to happen.

"Mommy, what are you talking about? Of course, it's nothing like that. Tina and I will never ever fight with each other,” replied Munchkin.

‘Never’ was a word that a child could say out loud without hesitation.

However, since they did not have a fight, then what was the reason?

“But didn’t you tell me that you like Zenon? I thought of asking you if you wanted to study in Zenon,” I asked.

I asked the question in a more straightforward manner.

The little kid tilted his head and replied," I've thought about it too. Zenon is a nice place. I have friends here, and I might run into them in school.”

This was exactly what I thought, then he added, "But Daddy and Mommy are working in Whaldorf City now. If I'm schooling in Zenon, it'll make things harder for the two of you. I can’t bear to see both of you so tired."

My heart throbbed a little.

I had always worried that Munchkin would be reluctant to leave Zenon if I took him with me and left.

It would be hard for Munchkin to step out of his comfort zone if he left the environment and friends he was familiar with. However, I did not expect that he had already taken these into consideration.

Still, there was one thing I was worried about.

I looked at Munchkin and asked, "But aren’t you afraid that it'll be troublesome if we go to Whaldorf City?"

Munchkin looked at me with a serious expression on her face. He pondered for a moment. Then, he tilted his head and asked, "Mommy, what kind of troubles are you talking about?"

I pursed my lips and replied, "You'll have much more homework to do if you study in Whaldorf City. There are many more things that you'll have to learn there. And you'll have to head to other places to study after your school ends. There are some subjects that you might not be interested in, but you’ll still have to learn them..."

I was worried that I was exaggerating it and Munchkin would be shocked to hear that. Homework had always been children's nightmare, after all.