"Yes, I remember. I still think so." He said calmly, "I'm afraid you and your daughter can't stand it. If your daughter gets a zero on the test, first, our daughter will cry, and secondly, you will have anxiety. After all, you are a genius; how can you tolerate your daughter being so bad?"

She was speechless because he was absolutely right.

If Layla scored zero on the test, not only would Layla cry, she can't help but cry as well.

When they got home, Mrs. Cooper took Robert to take a bath.

And Layla was doing her homework.

Avery walked to her daughter's side to watch her do her homework.

"Did playing with your brother tonight delay your homework?"

"No! I have already finished my homework. This is the workbook I bought outside the school." She showed the workbook to her mother, "My classmate bought it. She bought this one, so I also bought one."

Avery was very surprised: "Why didn't you tell me?"

"I bought it after school today." Layla showed a bright and innocent smile, "I jus