Chapter 37

To avoid being exposed, Logan hurriedly familiarized himself with everything in the house. Eventually, he wandered into the kitchen and watched Lorraine cook. Sensing his gaze, Lorraine glanced at him before continuing with her work, asking, "Aren't you supposed to supervise the kids with their homework?" "That's alright. They'll complete their homework on their own." "Then check if they made any mistakes." Logan responded, "I never check their work for mistakes. If I correct them beforehand, they won't pay attention when the teacher explains because they already have the right answers. "But if I let them make mistakes, they'll pay close attention to the teacher's corrections and learn better." The children were only in kindergarten, where play and interest development were prioritized over academics. But Logan believed in starting their education early. Lorraine gave him another look, thinking he was quite different from other parents. Upon reflection, she found some sense in h