Chapter 382

On the outskirts of the capital, a crystal-clear stream meandered through a lush grove, where the harmonious chirping of birds and the hum of insects created a serene symphony. This seemingly wild natural setting was, in fact, a meticulously designed resort, cleverly integrated into the landscape. Mina and John sat by the stream, leisurely casting their fishing lines. Nearby, Jane, along with Bryan and Harold, rolled up their pants and waded into the shallow waters, turning over stones in search of crabs. The scene was a picturesque blend of humans and nature, further enlivened by the children's joyful laughter, painting a heartwarming tableau. Meanwhile, Nana, accompanied by her comrades-in-arms whom she had recruited to play the role of kidnappers, was crouched in the bushes of the grove, swatting away mosquitoes! One of the comrades whispered, "Nana Brown, when are we actually going to make our move?" Nana, with a stern expression, retorted, "If you can't handle a few mosquito bites