Elliot was speechless.

"I don't feel unwell. I just think I'm a little tired." She rubbed her eyes. "I'm going to nap now."

"Okay." He sat on the edge of the bed and did not leave until she fell soundly asleep.

Robert glanced at him when he came to the living room.

"Oh, Robert. Don't you feel bored just playing at home every day?" Elliot walked up to Robert and talked to him. "Would you like to go to nursery school?"

Robert had a confused look because he did not understand a single thing.

"Master Elliot, why don't you wait until Robert's first birthday before sending him to nursery school!" Mrs. Cooper suggested. "He would get bored if he plays alone at home all the time. After all, there aren't any children around his age for him to play with."

"I'll discuss it with Avery when the time comes."

"Avery didn't mention anything about nursery school, so I assume she thinks Robert should stay at home." Mrs. Cooper said, "I brought Robert out before, and was told by an old lady that