Realization dawned on Shelly. "Honestly, I was just curious to see what their menus are like."

"The waiter will explain the dishes later."

"I guess high-class restaurants are different. Do they have baby chairs? You won't be able to eat if you keep holding Audrey."

"What if she falls off the chair?" Hayden asked.

"Don't you put Aiden into a baby chair when you feed him, too?"

"Aiden is bigger in size, and our daughter is so thin... It's not the same thing!" Hayden said.

Resigned, Shelly said, "Fine! Keep holding her if you want to! We can take turns."

"I can eat even with her in my arms," Hayden argued.

"Do you enjoy holding her that much? Isn't it tiring?

"No. She is light."

"Very well!" Shelly wanted to snap that since Hayden loved their daughter so much, they could sleep together at night, but she did not say it out loud.

In truth, putting Audrey to sleep at night was quite exhausting as she would wake up once every night to be fed.

Shelly could not sleep through the nig