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Zayne spoke plausibly and volubly, "If a girl learns how to do the housework, she'll grow up to become a better wife and mother in the future. You should give Baby Zetty the chance to practice."

Jay rolled his eyes at Zayne and retorted, "When your daughter is born, you can let her practice as often as you want. We don't raise idlers at home. I want both of you to get your butts in the kitchen and wash the dishes, or you can set up a separate kitchen tonight."

Josephine and Zayne stood up reluctantly, walking into the kitchen while carefully holding the plates.

From time to time, the sound of broken dishes could be heard coming from the kitchen.

Baby Zetty would quiver every time she heard the sound of porcelain smashing on the floor. Then, she said ruefully, "What a pity. That was a good bowl."

Jay said calmly, "Just take it as if you're paying a tuition fee."

Jay was pleased to see Baby Zetty so well-behaved and obedient.

"Come here, Baby Zetty."

Baby Zetty walked over. "Daddy." She let out a bright and dazzling smile.

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