After speaking, Robert Stephens didn't linger any longer and quickly turned to leave.
As soon as the man left, the suffocating atmosphere in the room eased immediately. Daisy Ginger stood there, feeling emotionally conflicted as she pondered Robert Stephens's words.
Was it really a mistake to let Erin have a normal childhood?
She knew that little Erin was more intelligent than most children and had a strong ability to learn, but she didn't think that, aside from that, he was any different from an ordinary three-year-old.
He still had his own temper, would run away from home, pout or act spoiled with her — clearly, he was just an ordinary child.
"Mommy?"
A small voice from Erin called from behind.
Daisy turned around and saw Erin standing at the top of the stairs in his pajamas, looking at her with sleepy, bewildered eyes.
Daisy went over, picked him up from the floor, and gently asked, looking at the red mark on his right cheek from sleeping, "Did Mommy wake you up?"
