Fu Zhe's expression was so earnest that Fu Ying allowed him to think in genuine silence.
There was a time when Fu Ying, just like Dad Fu and Mom Fu, had thought Fu Zhe was too young to understand these things, that there was no need to teach him, and that he would naturally figure them out when he grew up.
Yet, Fu Ying had learned from her own past life that whatever a family fails to teach, society will inevitably teach instead—and the lessons taught by society are often heavy ones.
Chapter 214