Agent Leng Fei: Playing with the Heartless Emperor

Chapter 230 She Has Never Been Talkative
After a few plops, she couldn't even see her head, Wanzhi frowned, although she was really in a bad mood, but if she and A Yin saved a meal, but ended up being drowned, it would be too worthless, so she jumped into the water and fumbled. It took a long time before the man was dragged out of the water.

He patted him on the back for a long time, but the man didn't respond at all, his body was stiff and cold, Wanzhi was unhappy, and she couldn't tell the dead. She put her lips together and crossed in one breath. After about a dozen breaths, Wanzhi felt that the man was breathing, so she quickly picked him up and slapped him violently, and the man spit out big mouthfuls of water.

He raised his head and stared at Wanzhi for a long time, with some disbelief in his eyes, he raised his hand and touched his lips leisurely, and then asked without giving up, "Who the hell are you?"

Wanzhi said, "I'm Sokia." Then he sneered, "Do you believe it!"

The masked man's eyes were full of meanings instantly, but Wanzhi didn't bother to care about him anymore, she turned around and left, and heard the man behind her try to say, "You threw me down this time, it doesn't count."

Wan Zhi said in her heart, the account is clear, and she could vaguely hear it after walking a long distance, "However, I still owe you my life."

When Wanzhi returned to the teahouse, she saw Ayin waiting anxiously, "Wanzhi—you really threw him into the wilderness."

Wanzhi nodded, sat down to drink tea, the injury on her arm was still hurting, she was really tired after tossing all night.

A Yin clasped his hands together and muttered something, and finally said, "We have tried our best, so you can do it yourself."

A Yin said again, "Wanzhi, the village chief and the others have bad intentions, and they will definitely come today. You have to be more honest. I will deal with it."

After Ayin told Wanzhi not to speak for a long time, it was fine for her to say it. Sure enough, the village chief and others came soon after the sun was up.

Fortunately, the great uncle was in front, and Ayin hurriedly served tea. The old man liked to drink tea. The village chief waited for him to finish the tea, and then he held his breath and said to Ayin as friendly as possible, "Your cousin should also drink tea." Wake up."

Ayin laughed and said, "My cousin caught a cold in the shower last night, and she moved slowly—" The villagers laughed when they remembered yesterday's joke. The atmosphere was much more relaxed, and everyone sat down and drank tea very well.

But after all, she couldn't escape, so she went into the room and helped Wanzhi out, Wanzhi stood in front of the grand uncle, lowered her head and called softly, "Grand uncle."

Grand Uncle put down his tea, "Well, good." He looked up at the woman covered by a light veil, and remembered what A Yin said about her poor background, and couldn't bear to let her take off her veil, so he coughed, "You often Going out at night?"

Wan's head was even lower, and A Yin hurriedly said, "Uncle, she has never liked to talk."

The great uncle let out a groan, and leaning on his walking stick, he said, "You made all these teas yourself."

Wanzhi nodded, and the great uncle said again, "I heard you can play the piano?"

Wanzhi nodded again, the village chief next to him finally couldn't sit still, and depending on the situation, he might let her play the piano, "Grand Uncle——"

Grand Uncle turned his head and said to everyone, "I think this kid is honest and honest. It's not like what you guessed. Anyone who doesn't believe him can ask on the spot."

How could anyone be so short-sighted? Seeing that the great uncle meant so much, they all pretended to be stupid, but the village chief was deeply annoyed by this Ayin and her cousin, "But no one can prove her innocence."

(End of this chapter)