Chapter 36

"Kids are like that; they throw toys everywhere when playing. They're four years old now, so teach them to clean up themselves. Buy a couple of shelves for their toys and show them how to neatly put the toys back. It will keep things tidy and make it easy for them to find their toys," Lorraine suggested. After entering the house, Lorraine didn't take the initiative to clean everything up. Instead, she taught the two children to tidy up their toys. As soon as they put down their backpacks, they began to clean up. Their father had lied to their mother. In reality, Logan emphasized teaching them independence and self-reliance. At home, they always cleaned up their own toys. Their father often said, "Take care of your own things." So the toys they took out were always put back in their proper places. However, they couldn't expose their father's lie now, so they silently cleaned up the toys. Seeing the two children obediently tidying up, Lorraine smiled and praised them for being sens