Gu Xinzhou steadied her mind.
She thought that no matter what, George had Song Zhen there to take care of him, and since George so admired Song Zhen and resisted her, her presence was not very meaningful.
Instead, she might as well take care of McDull here and then find an opportunity to talk to McDull about George.
With that thought, Gu Xinzhou patted McDull's little head, looking at his pitiful eyes as he clung to her leg like a koala and gazed up at her; those eyes were so watery and pitiable that she sighed, "Be good, mommy will eat with you."
McDull's pupils brightened up, and he joyfully pulled Gu Xinzhou to sit down.
In the kitchen, Gu Xinzhou also made pumpkin puree for George. She had looked it up online and consulted with Shen Shiqing; she knew pumpkin puree was easy to digest, soft, mushy, and sweet, which children like and is also stomach-friendly.
The maid came out holding a bowl full of pumpkin puree, not daring to deliver it herself.
