In the distance, Zhang Er was driving ahead, leading the way, but for some reason, even though they were still several miles away, these animals seemed to have outrun them...

Zhang Er slowed down, resisting the urge to glance back, and saw only the two children sitting on the giant dog. He was about to ask what was going on...

He saw the little girl glare at him fiercely, then turn her face away with a "humph".

The little guy was even more insistent—"Don't look at my sister, or I'll tell Auntie..."

Zhang Er...

As he retreated back into his car, he belatedly felt remorse, thinking, "I haven't done anything wrong, what am I afraid of?"

Watching the giant beasts disappear into the distance, Zhang Er continued driving, "Forget it, it's not my fault those wild beasts ran away..."

Leng Fengmei sat on the rooftop, her face as cold as ice. There were no living creatures around her, and the giant eagles were nowhere to be seen.

When Zhang Er arrived here, he saw this scene.

Leng Fengmei leaped from the rooftop, as light as a falling feather!

Zhang Er was shocked; how could one person possess such immense power...?

It stirred a slight ripple in his heart, which had been devoid of emotion for many years!

"Boss, those animals..."

Just as Zhang Er was about to explain, he heard the eldest brother say softly, "I know, just keep an eye on them."

"Don't worry, boss, I guarantee I'll complete the mission!" He said, glancing guiltily at Hanhan and her brother.

Leng Fengmei completely ignored his little actions, turned around and gently placed Xinxin in Hanhan's arms, silently saying, "Sleep, sleep, Mommy's here..."

"Thunder, protect them!" Hearing its owner call its powerful name again, the Shar-Pei instantly perked up. "Woof woof... Roar! Master, I will definitely protect them!"

Leng Fengmei frowned. "Don't wake the young master."

Sensing its owner's displeasure, it immediately lay down on the ground listlessly, becoming a cushion for its little master, not daring to make a sound.

Zhang Er was startled by the sudden roar!

When the dog saw Leng Laoda frown again, it obediently lay down. If it weren't for its two big eyes staring at it with ill intent, one would think it was asleep!