Li Mo was taken aback, never expecting such a reply.
Cooking was a very normal thing for him.
"I think, Uncle Li Mo, you look really cool when you cook seriously."
Nowadays, men always think that men should be in charge of external affairs while women should handle everything at home, as if cooking is exclusively a woman's job.
That is a mistake. But Li Mo was different; just by watching him cook, one could tell that for him, cooking was a form of enjoyment.
"Right, I also feel the same way, and it's delicious too."
Bai Xin also spoke with a smile.
Li Mo, slightly embarrassed, smiled as well.
...
Li Mo got up early in the morning to buy breakfast—soy milk, fried dough sticks, and eggs.
After eating, Bai Xin took Bai Zhi to go check the accounts. They left Wu Wa to watch the house in case that woman came back.
Wu Wa said there was no problem; what she liked most was staying at home.
