The Fierce Farm Girl Has A Secret Space Chapter 2428: Be Extra Careful (Part 4)

"It’s good." Gu Yao drew his wife closer, "However, if there truly are three babies, the risk involved would be far too great." He then looked towards Yang Ruxin, saying, "Eldest sister, please send word to eldest brother to have Dao Xuzi return. I’ve heard that multiple births tend to arrive prematurely."

Gu Yao’s words jolted everyone out of their shock. It was true, giving birth to one child felt like a journey through the gates of hell; what about triplets? Wasn’t the life of the mother almost lost when Li Xiang’s two younger brothers were born? If it hadn’t been for Xinxin…

But now, Xinxin couldn’t even deliver her own child.

"Yes, eldest sister, we mustn’t be careless," Erni chimed in with urgency, her hand gripping Yang Ruxin’s with a slight tremor.

Yang Ruxin gently patted the back of Erni’s hand. "I understand. However, let’s wait until five months before summoning him back. Master can still be of some assistance on the battlefield." Within her dreams, the three babies appeared so adorable and robust, suggesting a smooth delivery was possible. Furthermore, her consumption of food from the special space had uniquely refined her body, alleviating any sense of imminent danger in her heart.

Naturally, some hardship was unavoidable, but what mother experienced childbirth without pain? The adage, ’Only when raising a child does one understand the love of a parent,’ signifies that one can only truly comprehend their parents’ affection after enduring the pains of motherhood.

"How could that possibly be acceptable?" Feng Zilan was the first to protest, "It is far better to provide advance notification; childbirth is no trivial matter." She surveyed everyone present, "From this moment forward, all of you must exercise extreme caution, keep the courtyard impeccably clean, and fill in any uneven patches on the ground…"

"And Xinxin must relocate downstairs temporarily; ascending and descending stairs daily is not advisable," Dong Wenxiu recalled something and looked towards Chun Hua. "Chun Hua, you must remain by Xinxin’s side at all times." Her brow furrowed suddenly, "I wonder where Chai Qin has vanished to; we cannot afford to be without someone skilled. If not…"

"Mother, I am merely at home, not venturing out to confront anyone, so please do not worry," Yang Ruxin chuckled lightly. "Why are you treating me as if I were a delicate porcelain doll? I am not that frail, and there is truly no need for such concern. Besides, Dabai remains with me; who would dare approach?" Dabai responded with a soft hum, nuzzling his large head against Yang Ruxin’s leg.

If one had not witnessed it personally, no one would ever believe that the majestic king of the forest could display such gentle affection.

Tigers typically do not live beyond twenty years, often reaching only fifteen or sixteen, with exceptionally long-lived individuals sometimes surpassing two decades. Dabai is already eight years old, which, when compared to a human lifespan, would place him in middle age.

While this would normally be considered the prime of his life, Dabai has entered an early retirement, dedicating most of his time to the Yang Family household. He relishes the special cuisine Yang Ruxin prepares for him. His usual dwelling is in the backyard, though he occasionally ventures to the front yard to bask in the sun. Sometimes, the younger children of the household would playfully ride upon his back.

"Very well, then just ensure you do not wander about excessively in the future," Dong Wenxiu stated, casting a glance at Dabai before finally allowing a measure of relaxation to settle over her. With Dabai’s imposing presence, ordinary individuals would certainly hesitate to draw near.

"I understand," Yang Ruxin affirmed with a vigorous nod.

Seeing that Yang Ruxin was not merely feigning her composure, the two mothers finally exhaled a collective sigh of relief.

"Sister… sister…" At that precise moment, two voices, distinct in their tones, called out from outside the room.