Song Jiaying was amused by Qi Xiaoqi’s ’innocence’ and couldn’t keep a straight face. He was handsome, with the most beautiful eyes, and looked at her so sweetly, it really softened her heart.
"Why pity your godfather? He’s a bad guy, don’t follow his example." Song Jiaying couldn’t help but pinch his cheek and added, "And what do you know about men, little rascal?"
"A real man is like my dad, who doesn’t cry. My godfather cried in front of Grandfather Cheng and my fourth uncle, saying how pitiful it was that his son couldn’t be seen. That was embarrassing!" Qi Xiaoqi said.
Song Jiaying’s mouth twitched, and she looked at Cheng Su: "Did you teach him?"
Cheng Su said, "I wouldn’t teach him that. I’m on the woman’s side, and Ning Ge needs to learn a lesson. Otherwise, he might think having a wife and son is easy."
Her words seemed to side with Song Jiaying, but Song Jiaying felt something wasn’t quite right.
"If you ask me, you should leave your son with him, let him handle the diapers, help with feeding, and taking care of the baby. He’ll see it’s not easy, especially after we’ve gone through ten months of pregnancy and endured childbirth. He needs to empathize with us." Cheng Su added.
Her words struck a chord with Song Jiaying, who sighed, "Yes, those who haven’t experienced it have no idea of the hardships!" Remembering the times she endured alone, she felt that nothing was too difficult for her now.
Cheng Su noticed her expression and exchanged a glance with Qi Xiaoqi.
"Aunt Jiaying, don’t you love my godfather?" Qi Xiaoqi asked.
Song Jiaying was taken aback. Her usually cool face flushed a little, and she asked, "You’re so young, what do you know about love?" Dear me, how is Cheng Su raising her son—such a precocious child!
"I know. You must love him if you have a baby with him. Like my mom and dad, they had me because they love each other!" Qi Xiaoqi said. "My mom says having a baby is so painful. If she didn’t love my dad, she wouldn’t have had me!"

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