The Bound Between Us (Anastasia and Herman) novel Chapter 202

Chapter 202 

Alessia blurted out. “I know what I’m doing, no need for you to worry your pretty little head.” 

Having said that, Alessia started to change the baby’s diaper and then began breastfeeding. Anastasia chose to beat it for a while; even though they were all women, it could still be awkward in such situations. 

No sooner had Anastasia left than Dana bolted in, standing next to Alessia, eyeballing her. She said, “Be careful when you’re feeding. 

Don’t let the kid choke.” 

Alessia was already pretty cheesed off, so she shifted the direction she held the baby. 

Dana followed suit, noticing Alessia’s clothes were about to slip and cover the nipple, she reached out and adjusted it. “He’s about to get poked in the eye.” 

The moment Dana reached out, Alessia was about to blow a fuse. 

This was a private moment, already uncomfortable with Dana gawking, but now she was touching. Even if it were her own mom, Alessia would find it inappropriate, let alone Dana. Alessia was barely keeping her cool. She insisted on feeding the baby. Just as Alessia was adjusting her clothes, Dana seized the opportunity to swoop in and take the baby. 

“The baby just finished eating, and needs a little back patting, otherwise he might spit up.” Dana was saying as she walked out. “I’m going to take the baby out for a spin, you chat with your friend.” 

Alessia followed her out, saying, “It’s windy outside. Don’t take him out.” 

Dana said, “Kids need to get in touch with nature, and adapt to the environment. You young people don’t understand. I’ve got experience.” 

Alessia was left speechless. Usually, when she took the baby out, Dana would say the baby had a weak resistance, it was windy outside, and you can’t take him out. Now when Alessia said the same, Dana found a new excuse. 

Anyway, whatever Dana did or said was right, and whatever Alessia did or said 

wrong. 

Because Anastasia was present, Alessia didn’t argue with Dana, she just let her take the baby out. 

“Anastasia, do you want tea or juice?” Alessia asked. 

“Juice, please.” Anastasia noticed Alessia was in a bad mood and didn’t say much. 

Mother–in–law and daughter–in–law relations, it was a real pickle. Different parenting concepts of two generations were bound to cause conflicts. 

Alessia had the housemaid bring a glass of juice. Only the two of them were chatting in the spacious living room. 

Most of the conversation was about the baby. As they chatted, Alessia couldn’t help but say, “I graduated top of my class, and I can hold my own in the company. But Dana is always picking on me, saying that I can’t do right. Especially when it comes to taking care of the baby, she’s constantly belittling me. Saying my diaper changing posture is wrong. The bath water temperature is either too high or too low…” 

Anastasia patiently listened to Alessia’s venting. She knew these negative emotions, if not vented, would definitely make Alessia more upset.