My Happy Daily Life After Being Reborn
Chapter 147 - 45: The Big Problem

Chapter 147: Chapter 45: The Big Problem

Little Niangao’s eyes lit up, and while nodding, he revealed a big smile, "Want the same!"

Seeing the little one seriously refusing differential treatment, everyone couldn’t help but laugh, and Shen Xiu teased him, "Can Little Niangao eat by himself like his sister can?"

It took some time for Little Niangao to digest his aunt’s words. He felt somewhat troubled and only after a while managed to squeeze out one word, "Learn!"

Su Qianqian looked surprised, "Little Niangao is really clever." It wasn’t that she had never seen a one-year-old child, but it was her first time seeing one who could communicate with adults without any barriers.

Lin Xiaoguai gave a slight smile, clearly the Gold Coins she had spent at the exchange store were not in vain.

"Boss lady, can you bring us a small bowl!" Seeing his son’s request, Shen Chi called out.

The boss lady had already heard the situation here and cheerfully brought over a small bowl, placing it in front of Little Niangao.

Little Niangao was initially somewhat dissatisfied that his bowl was smaller than his sister’s, but seeing that his mother’s bowl was the same size as his own, he felt content.

Lin Xiaoguai couldn’t help but shake her head. She was about to push some rice noodles from her bowl into his when Shen Chi stopped her.

"There’s not much in your bowl to begin with, do you still want to have enough to eat if you give it to him?" Saying so, Shen Chi scooped two big chopstickfuls of rice noodles from his own bowl into Little Niangao’s.

Lin Xiaoguai didn’t insist either and added some shredded pork in sauce and fresh bamboo shoots to her son’s bowl, then let him be.

She thought that her son could indeed start learning to eat by himself. Thinking about those children in future generations who still needed their parents to feed them at the ages of five or six, she was determined that her son would not end up like that.

The rice noodles were delicious, but although the adults were eating, their attention was in fact on Little Niangao, who was struggling to pick up his chopsticks.

After much effort and still unable to lift the chopsticks, Little Niangao got angry, threw them down, and went straight to using his hands!

Shen Chi couldn’t stand it any longer, but he was subdued by a look from Lin Xiaoguai. Thus, Little Niangao’s first independent meal was accomplished with his hands. At this moment, he had no feelings about this dark history, happily eating away, his kitten-like face with two shining black grape-like eyes especially bright.

Lin Xiaoguai wiped his face and changed his bib, while she couldn’t help but ask with a hidden smile, "Is Little Niangao enjoying himself?"

"Happy, eat by myself from now on!" Little Niangao had even developed a taste for it.

The others looked on with strange expressions, but Lin Xiaoguai just smiled lightly, "Good, our Little Niangao is a little man now, from now on he’ll eat by himself."

She felt that her son being hands-on, and not taking the easy route of being fed, even if he did it poorly, she would still support him.

Perhaps some would think this was just a minor thing, after all, children will learn to eat on their own sooner or later. Rather than making such a mess, it would be better for an adult to feed them, considering the dirty bibs and the table would also be a hassle to clean.

But Lin Xiaoguai thought differently. Even though most children don’t remember these times, the experiences they have now are not without impact. On the contrary, she believed that the subconscious thoughts and concepts formed during these times were the most deeply rooted and could influence a person for a lifetime.

She wanted to subtly instill independence in Little Niangao through this method so that he would grow into a person capable of persevering and facing setbacks calmly.

Chen Han glanced at Shen Chi and thought he might say something, but he just saw him tenderly watching his wife and child, almost melting with adoration.

He felt a pang of wariness in his heart, instinctively feeling defensive towards Lin Xiaoguai. He knew better than anyone that even the shrewdest men become fools when smitten, and Shen Chi’s state truly made him feel the danger.

However, seeing Little Niangao relaxed him again. Shen Chi was different from him; he already had a son, and even a ruthless woman would consider her child.

Among his brothers, he understood Shen Chi’s ambitions the best, and he had the abilities and smarts to match those ambitions. His willingness to follow Shen Chi to Shanghai, besides wanting to settle his own marital affairs and find support for himself, was also to be able to help Shen Chi.

He did not know who had meticulously plotted to suppress and persecute Shen Chi all these years, but considering the endless tricks they employed to deal with Shen Chi, who knew if they would send people to Shanghai?

They had a very enjoyable day, going to the museum and Xintian Di in the afternoon, eating out for dinner, and even admiring the night view of the Bund.

Little Niangao had already fallen asleep. The group said goodbye under the night sky, returning the excited Yaya to Yu Xiaomiao, who was already waiting at home, and Lin Xiaoguai and her family of four also went home.