A Biased Agreement

"What you said was…" Qiao Dongliang found it amusing and angry at the same time. But if spending all the money would ensure that the elder daughter would catch up on her studies, Qiao Dongliang would naturally be happy.

No amount of money could buy a child's future. The money spent might be all worthwhile.

"Zijin is good. Nan Nan is not bad as well. Both of my daughters are good. Zijin, bear this in mind, continue to keep up the good work, don't be overly proud of your results." Qiao Dongliang was not like Ding Jiayi, who praised Qiao Zijin without forgetting to put down Qiao Nan.

But when he heard that Qiao Zijin had made such a tremendous improvement, he was grinning from ear to ear.

"Dad, don't worry. I will put in more effort to maintain my results and to strive for better grades." She was overwhelmed to have the recognition of both her father and mother for doing well in her studies.