8.30am, getting Raeven ready for the day. She is in semi-undress.
"You need to eat more," I comment on her protruding ribs, helping her put her tights on.
"I prefer to grow up thin," she answers.
I look up sharply at her, a smile twitching on my lips.
"Why?" I ask, amused and at the same time, apprehensive at what she will say.
"I don’t want to grow up fat like you, Mommy."
I burst out laughing. She peers at me from under her lashes, the way she always looks at me when she makes me laugh, a shy yet mischievous look that seems to say, "You find that funny, do ya?"
"Well, you won’t if you eat AND exercise," I say a minute later, after my mirth subsides.
Raeven nods wisely.
"I know."
I gotta get to the gym today, man.
on the contrary, john teoh does not have this concern. sigh. john is addicted to food.
hahahhaa the honesty of kids hor..
Js argument to me is that mummies are meant to be cuddly