Liu Ning saw Liu Liu talking like this, and helplessly sighed: "It's inconvenient to take care of the child when it rains these days. Wait for the rain to stop, just work an hour or two at night, and don't take the child with you."
"The child won't rest well, and you'll be tired."
Liu Liu looked a bit puzzled: "She's only half a year old, it's unsafe for her to sleep alone... I'm quite skilled at working with the child on my back."
Liu Ning had never raised a child and didn't understand this kind of concern, but seeing Liu Liu insist, he said nothing more.
However, Aunt Lianhua's mother-in-law, who was also having dinner nearby, heard this and slowly swallowed a piece of soft-cooked rib meat before saying:
"Xiaoliu, taking care of a child like this isn't the way to go."
The granny, now plump and amiable, had a natural warmth in her voice.
Liu Liu and her brother instantly quieted down, patiently listening to her.
