Mama's Princess Is Daddy's Beloved

Li Xue blinked her eyes. It was really rare for her to see her daughter crying but hearing her out she could understand where that was for coming. Her princess had always been sensitive to separation and last time she clearly saw her fond of the boy.

Li Xue felt bad for her daughter but again not like it was evitable. The boy was here as an exchange student. Sooner or later, he would have gone. It was just that his return back to the country was making her little one upset.

She stared up at her little princess. She was looking at her, sniffling her sobs inside so that another drop of tear doesn't go wasted. Li Xue sighed internally. Although she wanted to make her daughter strong, she never thought of making her like this. So tough at times when actually she should loosen up a bit.

Leaving the sofa chair, she got onto her knees, crouching before her little one. She stared into her grey eyes before reaching out to wipe her wet eyelashes. "Baby, sometimes you can just let go of your emotions. Although you have to stay strong, it might not be a necessity every time. So, if now you feel like crying, you can do it.

WeiWei looked down into her mother's eyes before leaping forward to wrap her arms around her neck. Sobbing softly into the crook of her neck, she slowly mumbled, "Mama, will Senior brother really be going and not coming back to study here again?" She asked, sobbing some more.

It wasn't anything wrong with her crying like this. After all, her daughter was still a child, almost getting six soon. And children do get attached to people easily. Let alone if the person is someone who had previously taken care of them all genuinely.

Li Xue felt the shoulders getting slightly drenched and she knew exactly what was that. So, pulling her baby away, she wiped off her tears before easing her sniffles. Then making her sit on the chair, she said, "Sweetie, it's okay. I understand but have you cared to also understand the scenario?"

She asked and WeiWei sniffled under her breath, "Mama, did I get it wrong? Senior Brother won't be returning back?"

Li Xue shook her head. "Nope baby, that's not what I am saying. I am just asking you to read your own words properly. You say Avron would be returning back to his country soon. Returning, right? What is the meaning of returning, sweetie?" She said and the little girl just blinked her eyes at her mother, trying to figure out things.

Li Xue understood her perplexion, so explained further to her princess. "Returning means going back to the place you actually belong to. Going back to your family and to people you love. Do you think this is wrong?"

The little girl shook her head and Li Xue smiled. "Sweetie, Avron has just been here to be an exchange student. Sooner or later, he would have to returned back to his family. Would you have not returned to us if you have also gone to some different country to study?"

She asked and shaking her head, WeiWei instantly shook her head, "Mama, WeiWei could never leave her parents back. No matter where she would go, she would come back because you and Daddy Angel are my family. And family makes our world." She said and her words may have sounded like the big talk of an adult. But in her eyes was honesty and sincerity that told her that her words were the feeling that she felt in her heart.

"Exactly, sweetie! That's what Avron is doing. He would be missing his family back at home, so he would need to return. Don't cry over his happiness because we should never do that. Right?"

Li Xue said and understanding the words of her mother, WeiWei nodded. Though there was still the fear of separation in her heart, she was no longer the same as before. She wasn't crying any longer. Instead, reaching out to her eyes, she wiped all of it before looking at her mother back with a clear gaze.

"But Mama, if senior brother goes back, will he not forget me?" She asked and her question was very innocent. Innocent to an extent that even a Devil would smile hearing it. They were still little kids. Once separated, their memory lane was bound to forget each other with a probability of ninety-five to ninety-eight percent.

Li Xue cupped her daughter's one cheek as she caressed, she slowly said, "Baby, that depends on how you would say goodbye to him. If you carve yourself well enough in his memories then maybe in the future when you two grow up, you would meet each other. If not, then fate could always play their games."

"…" WeiWei didn't say anything but she went into her own thoughts. Maybe thinking of a way to carve herself in his memories.

"Now don't think too much about it. Before he goes back, you still have time. Enjoy them to the fullest and with happiness. After all, nothing is better than gifting good memories to your friends." Li Xue said and looking at her mother, WeiWei smiled.

Li Xue stood up, took the glass of chocolate shake, and handed it back to the little one to say, "Now, finish this up. I know chocolate shake heals your mood greatly. It would be a pity to see it getting wasted." She said and the little one shook her head, chuckling.

"Hehe, Mama … WeiWei would never let her chocolate get wasted. She will finish it up all." She said and then taking her good sips, she finished it up soon. Li Xue also completed her cup of tea and then looked at her watch.

"Ah, it's already late. And I have yet to freshen up, sweetie. I will go and change first." She said and was about to turn and leave when the little girl pulled her arms to stop her from leaving.

"Mama, after the cultural fest, there would be my birthday. Can we call Senior Brother in the party as well?" She asked, blinking her eyes.

Li Xue stared at her face for a moment. But then smiling, she nodded. "Sure, we would plan something and then invite him. Now happy?"

The little girl nodded her head profusely, humming with joy. "Mhm. Very, very happy."