Crazy and suicidal, the fake daughter is loved by everyone

Chapter 123: Snakes can’t hiss like you
When Tang Jin heard his voice, he frowned, pulled his arm over to check, and indeed saw the scratch.

She glared at him angrily, "You deserve it, I'm sure you'll die from the fall!"

Seeing that Tang Jin had returned to her usual look of displeasure with him, Chi Kuo stared at her without blinking, and didn't even hear the questions Tang Jin asked him.

Seeing him staring at him with burning eyes without saying a word, Tang Jin became so angry that he deliberately touched his injured arm.

"Speak, are you mute? I asked you what you are doing here?"

Chi Kuo finally came back to his senses, and hesitated to speak, tentatively:
"I thought you were going to jump down because you were upset."

Tang Jin: ".What are you thinking about every day? You are the one who can't think straight! You knocked my phone down, you have to compensate me!"

As she walked she saw a lawn below, next to a lake, and some willow trees.

There were no signs of human footsteps on the grass, and it looked as if no one had noticed.

She took pictures with her mobile phone, thinking of sending them to Shen Chiyue, so that they could go out for a picnic and take pictures together in the spring.

As a result, this man suddenly suddenly appeared out of nowhere and picked her up.

If she hadn't died from the fall, she would have been frightened to death.

Oh, the phone died first.

Chi Kuo stared at her face, not missing any subtle expression.

Only after making sure that she was not lying did I feel completely relieved.

"I'll compensate you, I'll compensate you as many as you want."

Tang Jin stood up and straightened his pants that were stained with dust.

"I can't use up all the money you give me, and I don't have octopus arms."

"Hurry up and get up and treat the wound."

Chi Kuo was sitting on the ground, his black clothes were covered with dust and his hair was messy.

He has a rather wild and ruffian temperament to begin with, and now he looks so disheveled that anyone can tell he's a thug who just got into a fight.

In the evening, nearby residents would come here for a walk.

Seeing Chi Kuo like this, everyone stayed away from him, fearing that they would accidentally get into trouble with bad gangs.

Chi Kuo stretched out his hand, unwilling to stand up on his own, "Pull me."

Tang Jin folded his arms and looked down at him, his expression seemed to say: Are you teaching me how to do things?
Chi Kuo: “.”

His hands were sore from being frozen in mid-air, and without waiting for Tang Jin to pull him up, he could only awkwardly try to get up by himself.

But when he had just withdrawn half of his hand, it was suddenly pulled back again.

Tang Jin held his hand, his tone speechless.

"Pull you, young master, hurry up and go."

Chi Kuo took the opportunity to hold her hand tightly, then quickly stood up from the ground as if he was stimulated, and smiled foolishly at Tang Jin.

Tang Jin really wanted to pretend that he didn't know this fool.

When she saw him stand up, she wanted to loosen her grip on his hand.

Chi Kuo guessed what she was thinking.

He took advantage of the situation and separated her fingers, interlocking them with his own. He also held her arm with his other hand and leaned towards her intentionally.

The back of his hand was also scratched and there was a little blood.

Whenever Tang Jin struggled, he would scream to express the pain.

Tang Jin: "Can you please walk properly? You keep hissing. Are you a snake? Snakes can't hiss as well as you!"

Chi Kuo: “.hiss.”

Tang Jin rolled his eyes at him.

In the end, the two of them stuck together and got into the car in an awkward posture.

When driving, Chi Kuo would rather drive at a snail's pace with one hand than let go of the hand he had finally grabbed.

Tang Jin kept reminding him to look at the road along the way and struggled from time to time.

The result is naturally useless work.

Arriving at the pharmacy, Tang Jin saw that the man still didn't let go of her, so she slapped the wound on his arm.

"I'm going to buy some medicine. You sit here and wait for me."

Chi Kuo then reluctantly let go of his hand and watched Tang Jin walk into the drugstore without any reluctance.

Soon.

Tang Jin bought some medicine to treat the wound and sat on a chair to treat Chi Kuo's wound.

"Fortunately, it was just a minor scrape, otherwise you would have been in trouble."

Chi Kuo really enjoyed her care. He didn't even feel the pain when the alcohol was rubbed on his wound and could only make a "hmm" response.

Treating wounds was no problem for Tang Jin, and he bandaged the wound in just a few strokes.

She put away the remaining gauze and was just about to remind them not to touch water in the next few days when a shadow suddenly loomed in front of her.

The alcohol gauze, cotton swabs and other things in my hands scattered on the ground.

Chi Kuo threw her down on the bench.

Before she could vent her anger, she heard Chi Kuo say:

"Even if my mother doesn't want me to be with you, I won't give up on you. Please give me some more time and don't lose faith in me, okay?"

The pharmacy is located in a busy area.

It's rush hour now, and every passerby looks over here.

Tang Jin was no match for Chi Kuo, an adult male's strength.

It was futile to try to get up at this moment.

What's more, this man used clever force to deliberately suppress her, leaving her no room for resistance.

"Shut up and go cool off. Do you think this is a good place to have a conversation? Get out of here. We'll talk about this later."

Chi Kuo stared into her eyes, extremely unwilling.

"No, you're ignoring me, I can't stop you, you won't give me a chance in the future, just say it now!"

Tang Jin blushed at his fiery gaze, avoided his gaze, and tilted her head without saying a word.

In fact, she didn't know what to say.

She knew the gap between herself and people like Chi Kuo, and that they were not a good match.

It is understandable that her mother disagrees.

She also thought about giving up, but Chi Kuo couldn't be driven away or beaten away, so he just depended on her.

What could she do? She could only try her best to be someone worthy of him.

Couldn't he wait a little longer?
Wait until she graduates and finds a job, and is able to work alongside him, then she can consider these things.

Tang Jin said nothing, which Chi Kuo thought meant that he was unwilling and disappointed in him.

His expression turned gloomy, his eyes looked so cold that they seemed to be able to devour people, and there was a hint of danger hidden in them.

"Now that you've grown strong, you want to kick me away, right? Don't forget, I was the one who raised you since you were a child. If you want to escape now, there's no way. I won't let you go!"

Tang Jin: “.”

Before she could say anything, the man in front of her groaned in pain.

He was hit hard on the back with a stick.

He gritted his teeth and looked back, "Who the hell wants to die and dares to hit me?!"

A little boy in overalls, holding a broom in his hands, was looking at him in fear.

"You stinking bullshit, let go of my pretty sister, or I'll call Uncle Hat to catch you!"

His chubby face was full of anger. Even though he was obviously scared to death, he still raised the phone watch on his hand to threaten.

Chi Kuo was so angry that he laughed, and a wicked arc appeared on his lips.

"You're just a little brat, you haven't even grown all your hair yet, and you want to imitate others and save the damsel in distress, and you even hit me?"

"How do I look like a gangster? Go find your parents and don't bother us."

(End of this chapter)