What Day Is It Today?

Mother Zhou ignored Zhou Bingqiang's Wife. Once Jiang Xia came back, she would go to the dock to help.

She calmly finished feeding the three children half an egg yolk each, then gave them a little water.

Little Sister still wanted to keep eating, pointing at the small bowl and babbling.

Mother Zhou wiped her mouth. "Are you still not full? Didn't you already drink a bottle of milk? You can't eat too much egg yolk. It's hard to digest, and your stomach will feel uncomfortable if you eat too much."

Little Sister didn't understand. She continued pointing at the bowl and babbling.

Little Brother also gazed at it longingly.

Only Older Brother didn't. He didn't like egg yolk. Instead, he looked toward the strawberry in the corner, which wasn't ripe yet.

He hadn't eaten a strawberry today.

Mother Zhou naturally wanted to keep feeding the children. She felt that feeding each of them a whole yolk wouldn't be a problem—one egg yolk wasn't much—but she listened to Jiang Xia and only fed them half, adding more gradually.

Although Mother Zhou had never done this when raising Zhou Chenglei and his brothers, back then, whenever they had a rare egg, she would steam it into egg custard and feed them all of it. She had never thought they couldn't eat salt, either.

But raising grandchildren was different from raising sons. As long as she listened to her daughter-in-law, she could raise the grandchildren however she was told. As an elder, she could help when she had the heart to, but she shouldn't make decisions recklessly.

In short, she could offer some advice, but she shouldn't act on her own initiative. Following her daughter-in-law's instructions could reduce mother-in-law and daughter-in-law conflicts by ninety-nine percent!

After wiping all three children's mouths clean,