I Got Rich in Period Fiction-Chapter 631 - 600: A Lesson_2

Mr. Zhao came in, his heart aching terribly, and when his daughter cried, he cried too. Qiao Qingyu watched, feeling rather uneasy. Chaoxuan stepped forward, apologizing to each person. He hadn’t expected a caterpillar to cause such a huge ordeal.

No one would really hold a grudge against a child, but He Xiuyu and Qiao Qingyu took Chaoxuan to apologize to another little girl who was scared.

Although it wasn’t entirely Chaoxuan’s fault, the incident was ultimately triggered by him.

It wasn’t until the evening that things began to calm down a bit.

The children had all gone home. No one had classes that day and happily, aside from Guo Guo, the others weren’t badly affected. After the initial shock passed, everything went back to normal, the only serious case being that of Guo Guo.

Qiao Qingyu moved a pot of Soothing Grass for Li Bo from home.

This Soothing Grass was an experimental sample at Professor Feng’s, very precious, and no one was allowed to touch it. Qiao Qingyu didn’t have much left either, as the plant couldn’t regenerate. Fortunately, as long as it was well taken care of, it would continue to grow.

It only needed its useless parts pruned appropriately every spring.

Putting the Soothing Grass by Guo Guo’s bedside, Qiao Qingyu glanced at Li Bo, who immediately understood. Some things didn’t need to be said as she naturally knew what was going on. "Thank you, Qingyu."

Soothing Grass is indeed a rare treasure.

It could be said that it was worth its weight in gold.

"Thank me for what? This mess was caused by my son. Without him, Guo Guo wouldn’t have had to suffer. Let’s leave the Soothing Grass here. Take a week off for the kid, and then have Chaoxuan come over every night to tutor Guo Guo and do homework together."

Li Bo didn’t object; this arrangement was really quite good. Although Chaoxuan was mischievous, his academic performance was excellent. Her child had average grades, middling in the class and not much better in the whole grade.

That’s why she went to great lengths to arrange for her to sit beside Chaoxuan; actually, the teacher also considered her good relationship with Qiao Qingyu, and Chaoxuan didn’t oppose it either, after all, he and Guo Guo always played together.

Now that he was helping her with her studies and homework, she felt relieved.

After the busy day, the family of three finished dinner already past nine o’clock.

Chaoxuan was no longer feeling aggrieved. He came to apologize to He Xiuyu and Qiao Qingyu, "I’m sorry, Dad and Mom. I was too reckless, did not think things through, and scared Guo Guo and the other students, causing such a huge trouble for you both. I’m sorry."

"What will you do differently in the future?"

He Xiuyu pondered for a moment and then asked.

Chaoxuan thought about it and seriously said, "Dad and Mom, my intentions for the incident were right. The preparations I made did help the students."

He Xiuyu and Qiao Qingyu exchanged glances, and Qiao Qingyu sighed a relief. It’s not that she was biased or overprotective towards her own son. Rather, it was about this incident; although Chaoxuan’s actions were inappropriate, this wasn’t a reason for him to become overly cautious in the future.

If this incident were to leave any psychological scars and hinder him from daring to act again in the future, it wasn’t what Qiao Qingyu and He Xiuyu would want to see.

They were also educating him that he must take responsibility if he did wrong, understand where he went wrong, but also guide him on how to achieve good outcomes in what he wants to do.

It’s not that having good intentions automatically leads to good results; sometimes, good intentions can still lead to bad outcomes.

Pausing for a bit, Chaoxuan continued earnestly, "Dad and Mom, this incident also taught me a lesson. I can’t just do whatever I want; I have to consider the tolerance of those around me. I won’t be so impulsive in the future. You can rest assured, I’m a good kid who learns from his mistakes, right?"

Qiao Qingyu nodded, while He Xiuyu stayed silent by the side, his expression unreadable.

Chaoxuan felt a bit uncertain; after thinking it over, he felt that his apology was sincere and he hadn’t glossed over his mistakes. Seeing his genuine attitude, his dad shouldn’t hold this against him.

Still, Chaoxuan took the initiative, "Please believe in me, I will definitely stay with Guo Guo, and ensure she won’t be scared or left with any psychological trauma. I will tutor her every day, do homework with her."

Then his eyes brightened, "I can also tell her stories and teach her to play the keyboard. I’ve heard that music can relieve stress."

"Alright, let’s leave it at that. Do as you said." He Xiuyu gestured with a sweep of his hand for Chaoxuan to go rest.