"Isn't this the proper thing to do?"

When Ruan Ruan saw her grandparents, she spoke with an air of nonchalance.

"...This..." The two elders felt sorry for Huo Haocheng's granddaughter, but wasn't this a bit too much of a burden? Of course, they only thought this to themselves.

They're not stupid. They're overjoyed that someone loves their daughter so much, so why would they sabotage her?

Seeing her grandparents' hesitant expressions, Ruan Ruan knew what they wanted to say. Back when she had just given birth, her grandmother and mother were the same, wanting to do everything themselves. Later, Ruan Ruan told them that Huo Haocheng was the children's father and their role model, so why couldn't he do things now?

“Grandpa and Grandma, Huo Haocheng is the children’s father. These are things he should do when he’s resting. He needs to set a good example for the children.”

Ruan Ruan doesn't care what others think; her man can't just sit back and do nothing at home.

Seeing that his granddaughter said so, and noticing that Huo Haocheng seemed impatient and quite willing to do these things, he refrained from expressing his own opinion.

Here, Huo Haocheng returned after washing and drying Ai Ai's diapers. He saw the three children nestled in his arms, babbling and giggling occasionally, looking incredibly happy.

"Grandma, Grandpa, are you tired? Why don't you let me hold the baby?" Huo Haocheng sat down next to Ruan Ruan and said to the two elderly people.

"No need, sitting down, how could I be tired? You've worked hard too, so you should rest." The old man couldn't say that he had worked hard washing diapers, so he could only say it in a roundabout way, indicating that he hadn't worked as hard as the old man and that the old man should rest.

Huo Haocheng took the old man's words literally. Seeing that his grandfather had said that, he realized that the child's grandfather hadn't held her enough and wanted to play with her a little longer. So he took the daughter from his wife's arms and let her stand on his lap, watching her play with her brothers.

Ruan Ruan didn't explain the meaning behind Grandpa's words. Anyway, that was how it was, and there was nothing to explain.