Ah~

Si Qiannan didn't eat; he just looked down at him. The cub then coaxed his father in a tone used to soothe a child:

"Being a picky eater isn't a good dad~ Dad eats!"

Si Qiannan wanted to refuse, but feeling the cub's expectant gaze, he opened his mouth and accepted the cub's loving feeding.

Then the child went back to his previous spot and quietly continued eating his egg tart.

...Are kids really that well-behaved?

Thinking about this, Si Qiannan realized that raising children wouldn't be difficult.

He had absolutely no idea how those pampered chicks, who turned into screaming chickens and constantly made high-decibel noises, were raised.

He felt he no longer needed to hire a nanny; he could take good care of the cubs himself.

Then, Si Qiannan saw the little guy climb onto a table much bigger than himself after he finished eating, pull out a tissue from the table to wipe his mouth and hands, and then dump the trash into the trash can.

However, even the Si family's trash cans are smart. The little guy exclaimed in surprise when he saw that the trash can could open with a sensor.

Then he waved to the trash can and said, "Hello!"

The trash can opened its mouth.

Then the cub waved its hand again, and the trash can opened its mouth wide. Only then did the cub throw the trash in.

Hmm... He's quite curious, but for such a young child to have such a sense of hygiene shows he's a very well-mannered kid.

Si Qiannan found himself praising his child in his heart. Just as he was feeling a little gratified, the little boy, who had been curious about the trash can, unsurprisingly stuffed his head into the mouth of the trash can as well.

The child's excited voice came muffledly from the trash can:

"Daddy, the baby's been eaten by the trash can!"