"Zimo, I..."

"Sang’er, you should eat a little first."

Sui Zimo came to her side, intending to feed her himself.

"Don’t worry about your father-in-law and mother-in-law, just focus on taking care of yourself. And about Wanzi, let’s take good care of Wanzi." He

"Sangsang, listen to Zimo, leave everything else to me and your mother," Lin Baizhong agreed with his son-in-law.

After a solemn moment, the family finally decided to change the child’s nickname ’Zhuzhu’ to ’Wanzi’. As for the formal name, they’d think of that later, taking their time.

Although Lin Caisang still preferred the nickname ’Zhuzhu’, she reluctantly agreed with everyone’s opinion.

"Alright then," Lin Caisang responded softly.

She didn’t want to bother about those people outside, but she didn’t wish them to have it too easy either.

Hearing that she had given birth to ’Wanzi’, did those people feel miserable? Each of them carried such a strong murderous aura, wishing to slice her to pieces.

Unfortunately, no matter how much they wanted to, they couldn’t get close to her.

The Lin Family was heavily guarded, and those outside were uneasy, uncertain about what choice to make.

Their master had previously instructed them to capture Lin Caisang or the child as soon as they saw them.

But what good would that do?

The Lin Family was under Lin Baizhong’s protection. Did they really think they could just break in and take them? Their thinking was far too simplistic.

"Leader, do we... really have to go in?"

One of the subordinates beside the leader asked quietly.

Upon hearing this, the leader glared at him fiercely from the corner of his eye.

This was exactly the question he wanted to ask himself: do they really need to go in? Even if they could fight their way through the Lin Family’s people, Lin Caisang herself had some skills.

Could they truly capture her?

Yet, all these doubts and thoughts were unknown to their master, who only knew he wanted Lin Caisang captured to threaten Sui Zimo into handing over the corpse-stabilizing seal.

He didn’t understand what was so important about the corpse-stabilizing seal.

"Leader..."

"Enough talking, act quickly!"

The leader didn’t want to hear his subordinate’s words, which might make him regret inside, so he interrupted them coldly, commanding decisively.

"But leader..."

The subordinate wanted to say something but had to swallow his words under the leader’s intimidating gaze.

What could they do? They could only follow orders, hoping that there weren’t too many people in the Lin Residence, and they could succeed.

"Remember, don’t linger in battle, capture Lin Caisang and retreat immediately," the leader added.

Their objective was merely to capture Lin Caisang; everything else was unnecessary and beyond their concern.

"Leader, why don’t we approach from the shadows?"

Another subordinate, aware of the task’s danger, suggested.

With so many people in the Lin Family, sneaking one or two of them in was plausible. They could use drugs to secretly bring Lin Caisang out.

The leader naturally understood his subordinate’s thought process, as he desired the same.

However, he could only look at his subordinate as if he were an idiot.