She hugged her child tightly, and with her other hand picked up an enamel cup from the bedside table and smashed it at Gu Hong's feet.

"Get out of here and don't ever show your face again."

Lin Han was worried about Gu Hong getting close to her child. The child was so young; what if something happened to him?

Gu Hong frowned. "How dare you speak to your elders like that? You have no manners at all."

Lin Han is now taking care of three children alone, and she can't even go downstairs to call Gu Qizheng.

What if Gu Hong or Xiao Ya do something to the child if they aren't watching closely enough?

She can't hold all three children at once, what should she do?

She had to call Gu Qizheng and tell him to come home early; she wasn't comfortable leaving those two dangerous people at home.

Lin Han pretended to ask Gu Hong to help take care of the children, and asked her to call Xiao Ya up from downstairs so that the three of them could each take care of one child.

Gu Hong believed it and ran downstairs excitedly. She called Xiao Ya from the yard, and the two of them went upstairs together.

After going upstairs, Lin Han put the three children into the crib, but held a hemp rope in her hand.

Gu Hong sensed something was wrong. "What are you doing with the rope?"

Lin Han didn't answer her. Instead, she grabbed Gu Hong with one hand and Xiao Ya with the other, lifted them off the ground, and tied them to a pillar.

Seeing two freshly changed diapers stained with feces on the ground, he had a sudden idea and stuffed one into the mouth of Gu Hong and Xiao Ya respectively.

"Ugh~"

"Ugh~"

Amidst the sounds of Gu Hong and Xiao Ya retching, Lin Han went downstairs to call Gu Qizheng.

After receiving the call, Gu Qizheng rushed home. When he arrived, he saw Lin Han taking care of the three babies by herself, while Gu Hong and Xiao Ya were tied to a pillar and had fainted from the stench.

Lin Han untied the two of them; the rest was none of her business.

When Gu Qizheng asked about Aunt Li, Lin Han shared her guesses.

"She was probably driven away by Gu Hong. Aunt Li is honest and capable; she doesn't seem like someone who can't endure hardship."

Besides, our family paid her a decent wage, so there's no reason for her to suddenly leave out of nowhere.

Even if they're quitting and want to leave, they should at least tell us.

Grandpa and Grandma weren't home today, so I guess Gu Hong took the opportunity to give Aunt Li a hard time.

Gu Qizheng found Lin Han's words to be very reasonable.

From his observations over the past few days, Aunt Li is a reliable and hardworking person, and is indeed a rare find who is suitable to stay and take care of Lin Han and the baby.

He even planned that if Lin Han and Aunt Li got along well, he would ask Aunt Li to stay and take care of the baby after Lin Han finished her postpartum confinement.

Having three babies is indeed quite exhausting, and he felt sorry for his wife if Lin Han had to take care of them.

Fortunately, his allowance is quite good, enough to hire an aunt to take care of the children at home.

Ideally, she could take care of the child until they go to kindergarten, so that she could directly hand the child over from her aunt to the kindergarten teacher without much trouble for Lin Han.

She can still paint, write, read, and do whatever she wants.