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His relatives were desperately searching for him, and he couldn’t remain indifferent; yet he also couldn’t bear to let down the kind Lin family who had raised him.

Lin Fan thought that now that he was capable, he would honor both families in the future—this was the only outcome that would make everyone happy.

“Anyone in this situation would need some time to accept it,” Lin Gantang said.

“I was quite surprised when I heard the news. Lin Fan and Lin Huan are brothers, but they don’t look much alike,” Yin Zhen remarked. “Lin Huan said that Lin Fan resembles his grandmother, especially the eyes.”

“Speaking of Lin Fan…” Lin Gantang looked at Yin Zhen as she went to hold the Ragdoll cat. “Did Auntie Ying find out about your relationship with Lin Fan when she saw him at the hospital?”

Yin Zhen nodded. “I told her, but as I guessed before, my mum thinks Lin Fan is too young to rely on, though she didn’t object to us dating. She just asked me to consider it carefully.”

After speaking, Yin Zhen hugged the Ragdoll cat and put it in a cat backpack. “You saw me at the Yin family today and must feel relieved now, right? I’m fine. You should head back early. Once I’ve sorted everything out, I’ll invite you to come over for a proper tea.”

Lin Gantang picked up the backpack and, seeing her lie back down on the bed, said, “Okay, I’ll speak a few words with Auntie Ying in the kitchen and then head home.”

Lin Gantang, carrying the cat, went downstairs and passed through the hall, where she saw Grandpa Yin speaking with the nanny.

“Don’t worry, Grandpa, Little Ze has been good. He just had his meal and his belly is round and full. Look,” the nanny boasted. “I’ve never taken care of such a well-behaved child like Little Ze. Even without his mother, he doesn’t fuss. He’s a little angel sent from heaven to repay us.”

Grandpa Yin chuckled and rubbed Little Ze’s little belly, his face creased with a smile like a blooming chrysanthemum. “Having a dad is enough for Little Ze, that kind of mum is not needed. You’ll take care of Little Ze from now on, and if you do a good job, I’ll give you a raise.”

The nanny’s face lit up at the prospect of earning more money.

Grandpa Yin, upon seeing Lin Gantang coming downstairs, made only a brief bit of small talk: “Mrs. Wen has come down, are you ready to go back?”

Since Lin Gantang sided with Yin Zhen, even if Grandpa Yin was displeased, he still had to consider her status and couldn’t afford to give her the cold shoulder.

Lin Gantang greeted him indifferently, “Yes, I’m leaving now. I just want to say a word to Auntie Ying first.”

She glanced toward Little Ze in the nanny’s arms.

Little Ze resembled his father, Yin He, and at that moment, his dark eyes focussed on something unseen, completely unaware of Lin Gantang’s presence beside him, giving no reaction.

Before Lin Gantang could take another look, Grandpa Yin had already instructed the nanny to take Little Ze to soothe him to sleep.

Lin Gantang found Jiang Chenying in the kitchen, had a short chat with her, and then left the Yin family’s house.

Lin Gantang brought the cat, named “Baby,” back home.

In the living room, Wen Yanqing stared at it silently and then wordlessly turned to Lin Gantang, his eyes full of “I dare you to call it that.”

Lin Gantang: …Good friends and such are indeed a trap.

She had forgotten her home already had a Baby, and she was particularly fond of that name.

Lin Gantang had no choice but to come up with a more enticing nickname, sweetly calling him, “Honey, look at the kitty, isn’t it adorable? Can you bear to let that beast Yin He kill it?”

However, just calling him honey was no longer satisfying for him. Wen Yanqing insinuated, “I’m not against it being here. I just feel it’s silly, being such an adult and still expecting you to call me Baby, right?”

Lin Gantang continued, “Then what should I call you?”

Wen Yanqing replied, “Call me Dad tonight.”

Lin Gantang: !! Is that any better?