Li Chenjiao rested her chin on her hand, recalling the time she had encountered Lady Wu teaching the eldest prince to walk in the garden a few days ago.

However, after saying these words, Li Chenjiao first looked at the Fourth Master.

Fourth Master seemed somewhat surprised, but quickly regained his composure: "You really think so?"

Upon hearing what Fourth Master said, Li Chenjiao blinked and immediately began to crack jokes while simultaneously flattering him.

"I'm just saying this to pass the time. Everything in the manor still depends on Fourth Master. You are the head of our manor, and naturally, it is Fourth Master who makes the decisions about raising the children."

The matter concerning the eldest prince is neither a big deal nor a small one. In Li Chenjiao's opinion, it's not a major issue. The Fourth Prince can simply instruct the wet nurse to keep an eye on things.

Even the most intelligent woman like Lady Wu wasn't completely clueless; she would understand what the Fourth Prince meant.

Teaching children always requires the parents' and mothers' attention.

Li Chenjiao had her own selfish motives and couldn't bring herself to tell Fourth Master to take a closer look at other people.

As the mother of the second princess and the mother of Aman, she naturally hoped that Aman could have her father's constant companionship from a young age.

Therefore, Li Chenjiao would not suggest that the Fourth Prince visit the First Prince or the other children in the manor more often.

There is no fairness in such matters.

Seeing that Fourth Master had calmed down, Li Chenjiao put down the Manchu language primer in her hand.

"Aman is awake, would you like to see him, sir?"

Li Chenjiao could vaguely hear Aman shouting; she guessed Aman was looking for her again.

Fourth Master nodded, and when Madam Chen brought the Second Princess up, a smile appeared on his face.

After dinner, water was called twice from the east courtyard.

I slept well all night.