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    “Thank you so much,” Eileen said, her smile not quite reaching her eyes. She decisively pulled out her phone and walked toward the living room. “Milford, what do you want to eat?”


    “Anything, as long as it’s not baby food. I’ll eat anything,” Milford eximed, standing up to follow Eileen.


    Bryan started to stand, but Eileen suddenly stopped, turned around, and pointed at him. “You stay here and finish all this baby food.”


    Bryan, his head still bandaged and dressed in gray loungewear, held Gabri, looking quite different from his usual self.


    He remained silent for a moment, then sat down and spoke to Gabri. “If they don’t eat with you, I will. But since you’re just over four months old, you can only try a little bit of each dish. Don’t be greedy. If you like it, Daddy will make it for you every day…”


    His gentle voice speaking to Gabri gave Eileen a slight headache.


    Eileen and Milford decided to order takeout, finally getting some adult food, regardless of the taste.


    They were relieved not to be taste-testers anymore.


    “Eileen, you need to find a way to handle him. Otherwise, we’re going to end up eating baby food every day,” Milfordined.


    He still felt like a child himself and needed proper nutrition, not nd food.


    Eileen, unfazed, said, “He just fully epted Gabrist night; she is now the center of his world. Don’t make a big deal out of it, just bear with it.”


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    Milford exhaled deeply.


    “By the way, did Josuee over today?” Eileen had anticipated that Josue and Bryan would sh over Gabri.


    “He did,” Milford nodded toward the dining room. “Bryan asked me to convey that you said Josue doesn’t need to supervise Gabri.”


    Eileen was skeptical. “Oh? Josueplied with that?”


    She doubted Josue would so easily relent and expected him to challenge Bryan.


    “Not exactlypliant, but Bryan has his ways. Just a few phone calls and Josue didn’t show up again.”


    Milford’s expression showed his admiration for Bryan’s tact.


    What was more rming? Josue hadn’t realized that Bryan was the one orchestrating his setbacks.


    Furthermore, today Josue had sent Bryan numerous photos and videos of the baby, boasting about how much he adored Gabri. The Gabri Josue was bragging about was right in Bryan’s arms, and Bryan waspletely ignoring Josue.


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