The little one was so clever, but it wasn't necessarily a good thing, precociousness could be frightening.
A four-year-old child who could navigate a computer better than most adults, she had even seen Lily sitting there looking at stocks a few days ago.
The thought alone gave her a bit of a headache.
Children were naturally lovable when they were lively and innocent. Although Lily was very lively, she clearly matured early, and it was uncertain who she had inherited that from.
This child was different from other children. Amanda had felt it early on, always assuming it was because of their single-parent family, but now it seemed perhaps she had been too naïve.
Lily was too smart, so smart that it wasn't like a child at all.
Seeing the worry in her mother's eyes, Lily tightened inside and carefully asked, "Mommy, are you angry? I won't buy this kind of thing again, please don't be mad..."
