“Alright !"

As Jennie returned to the classroom, her desk mate, observing the scene outside, inquired with curiosity, “Is that your mother who brought you lunch, Jennie?"

Jennie paused, gazing out the window, hesitated momentarily and offered a subtle nod.

Her desk mate responded with an admiring smile, “Your mother is truly beautiful."

Jennie retrieved the container and shared the doughnuts with her friends.

Her desk mate took a bite of the doughnut and inquired, “Did your mother cook these herself? Yummy! You're so lucky. My mother didn't cook well."

Jennie beamed with pride as she responded, “Absolutely, my mommy is amazing!"

“What does your mother do? Doesn't she have to go to work?" her desk mate inquired.

Jennie contemplated for a moment and then replied, “Well... My mommy is a photographer. She doesn't have a fixed work schedule. She took some photos of me and posted them online. Someone contacted her and wanted me to be a model in children's clothes!" Jennie shared, brimming with pride.

The term "mommy" had initially felt somewhat awkward on Jennie's Lips, but as she continued to speak, her warmth and enthusiasm shone through.

“Your mother is truly incredible, isn't she?"

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At precisely half-past five in the afternoon, Sabrina arrived at the kindergarten gate punctually.

Guided by their teacher, the children emerged from the gate in a line.

Amidst the sea of children in uniform, Jennie eluded Sabrina's initial scan.

Upon catching sight of Sabrina, Jennie's countenance lit up with a radiant smile. Yet, as she readied herself to call out, a sudden realization caused her to restrain her words.

Instead, she exchanged a few words with the teacher and darted toward Sabrina with an eager trot.

It was only at that moment that Sabrina's gaze fell upon Jennie.

Sabrina took a couple of graceful steps forward and said, "Jennie."

Standing in front of Sabrina, Jennie briefly cast a glance at her fellow classmates. With a cheerful tone, she said to Sabrina, "Sabrina, let's head home."