Gu Tingyun watched her, her upper lip still smeared with a ring of milk, and gently wiped her mouth clean with a tissue.
After finishing breakfast, Gu Tingyun helped William to clean up the dishes and chopsticks, while Helian Qiao played outside with the twins.
As he washed dishes, William advised the young master, "You're doing it right. Men should cherish and care for their wives and children, doing the housework is good too. However, I suggest you learn to cook. In your country, China, there is a saying: 'To hold a woman's heart, you must first fill her stomach'. I learned to cook from a Chinese chef, which helped me stand out among many pursuers and marry your aunt."
Young Master Gu nodded in agreement, not attempting to conceal his feelings for Guibao, even if his uncle-in-law noticed.
Besides, he agreed with his uncle-in-law; Guibao loved to eat so much, and in the future when the two of them lived alone, he would need to learn to cook.