"I don't know how to take care of children." Shen Jinmo wasn't making excuses; it was the truth.

"I'll buy you some parenting books later. With your strong learning ability, it shouldn't be difficult for you to get started."

...

Half an hour later, Shen Jiarui came out of the room, said goodbye to Lu Anyu, and left first.

Not long after, Shen Jinmo changed into a comfortable set of loungewear and came out of the room.

What would you like to eat for dinner?

"Is Chinese food alright?" Lu Anyu asked politely.

This simple request proved difficult for Shen Jinmo: "The chefs we hire here all specialize in Western cuisine."

Actually, he wasn't used to the food either, as he hadn't eaten Chinese food for quite some time.

"It's okay, I can do it."

Lu Anyu walked over, took his hand, and led him downstairs.

Where is the kitchen?

Shen Jingmo pointed towards the kitchen: "Are you sure you know how?"

"Don't underestimate me, I've been supporting my mommy since I was four years old." Lu Anyu ran into the kitchen excitedly.

An hour later, Shen Jinmo saw four dishes and a soup laid out on the table, the dishes looking very appetizing.

He picked up his chopsticks and tasted a slice of meat.

The taste was indeed good, and it even had a familiar feel to it.

Shen Jinmo naturally asked the servant to add two small half bowls of rice to his bowl.

This was the most he had eaten abroad in a single day.

After Lu Anyu finished eating and drinking, he put down his chopsticks and took the initiative to clean up the dishes and go to the kitchen to wash them.

Shen Jinmo stopped him: "You don't need to do these things, there are servants here."

"I can't just eat and drink for free. Before my mom comes to pick me up, I have to work to earn money to offset the costs of food, clothing, and lodging here."