"Is that so? Alright, where do you want to send him?" Anna asked.

"I'm still thinking about it. Maybe I should ask the tutor to teach at home," Wyatt said.

Zoey was stunned and looked at him in surprise.

He hadn't even told her about this matter. But had he already decided?

Anna nodded. "Well, our child doesn't need to go to kindergarten for ordinary people. But then again, are you not going to send him back? Your father and I can teach him. It won't be so convenient to take him in your place."

When Zoey heard this, she quickly said, "I can teach too."

No matter what, she was still a college graduate who had experienced the college entrance examination. Could she teach a kindergarten child more or less?

Unexpectedly, Anna snorted in disdain. "You? Forget it? It's better to keep that bit of knowledge in your brain."

Zoey blushed and lowered her head without saying a word.

Wyatt frowned. "Mom!"

"Alright, alright, I won't say anymore! Your father also said that he was coming, but I stopped him. You think about how to tell him." Anna shook her head.

Mr. Windsor was not as easy to talk to as she was. When the time came, it would probably be another period of chaos.

Wyatt frowned indeed and said, "Dad is coming too?"

"Yes."

Suddenly, Zoey noticed that the hand on the bed moved and said in surprise, "He's awake!"

The two of them immediately stopped talking and looked toward Vanny.

She rushed to Vanny's side and carefully looked at his little face. She cried out in a choked voice, "Vanny! Are you alright?"

Vanny slowly opened his eyes. "Mom?"

She could no longer resist hugging him. "Vanny! It's great you're fine!"

"Mom!"

The two hugged each other and cried.

One said, "Mom, I miss you so much."

One said, "Vanny, it's great you're fine. Mom is scared to death."

The two cried together.

Wyatt looked helpless, then looked at his mother and said, "Mom, although she was not good in the past, she has changed at present. And this time, you can't blame her for the matter."

Anna said with a cold face, "Of course I know, but she was too unreliable in the past. When I saw her, I couldn't help but want to scold her. Alright, I'll try my best to endure it in the future."

There was a smile on Wyatt's lips. "That's good. Mom, you are also tired. Why don't you go back and rest first?"

Anna glared at him. "You want to drive me away? Dream on! I want to take a good look at my grandson. How long has it been since you took him away? Let me say, why not bring him back to me? Look at how cute he was when he followed me. What about him now?"

Wyatt, "..."

Speaking of which, it was Vanny again.

Anna ignored him and walked up to Vanny. "Vanny, Grandma is here to see you. Good grandson, are you frightened?"

"Yes, Grandma."

They taught Vanny well. Even if he cried hard, he did not forget to greet people obediently.

Anna saw him and liked him. She couldn't help but stroke his head. She said, "Be good, Vanny, don't cry. Can you come back and live with Grandma?"

"Why?"

Zoey was already crying so much that she felt embarrassed. She found a tissue to wipe Vanny's tears. When she heard their words, she paused.

Neither of them noticed her movements, Anna said, "Don't you miss your grandparents? Isn't it good to live with us?"

"Good, it's good. But..."

Vanny looked very hesitant. He looked at Zoey and then at Anna. His small face was still very tangled.

Wyatt interrupted them with a strong position, "Mom, Vanny, don't talk so much. Vanny, are you still dizzy? Do you want to vomit? Zoey, call a doctor to come and have a look."

Zoey stood up and nodded. It was hard to describe her feelings. She went out to call the doctor.