If he hadn't entered the space tonight, Ying Han would have told him in time.

That would be unimaginable tonight.

Fortunately, the two thieves were stupid enough to choose the wrong time. If it was a little later, he would not be with Hanhan.

What should she do with the child on her own?

"Hanhan, I will never leave you again. I was scared to death today."

"Well, well, please don't leave. I was scared too. I don't know where they came from. I clearly locked the door."

"They jumped over the wall. I'll check tomorrow. Don't worry, this area is still very safe. They are two repeat offenders."

"Um."

When the family of four went there, they took a police car, which made quite a noise. The neighbors around saw it, and everyone must have been alert.

Deng Chen's kung fu skills were just right to be displayed in front of them, to serve as a warning to those who had bad intentions.

It was already past ten o'clock when we got back, and there were no cars around, so the four of us just walked all the way home. The rain had stopped.

Fortunately, the police station is not far from home.

Ying Han took An An in on the way, and the couple each had a child.

It was getting late and I couldn't hold on any longer, so I fell asleep in their arms.

I was about to turn into the alley and reach home. I met Tongtong again next to the small shop at the intersection.

The store was already closed, so she squatted at the door, hugging her bed with both hands and curling up into a ball.

"Tongtong? Why haven't you gone home yet?"

"Sister Ying, it's so late, you guys are out, who is this?"

"This is my lover, Deng Chen. Deng Chen, and this is Tongtong, Jia Ying's cousin, who's selling pancakes in the little window across from the school."

"Oh, hello."

"Hello, sister...brother-in-law. I won't disturb you anymore. I'll leave first." Tongtong nodded at them, hugged her arms, turned and left.