"Sister Xiaozhu, it's been a long time! Didn't you say you'd come visit me sometime? Are you free these days? Also, have you seen my brother Zhang these past few days?"

Fan Tangtang spoke to Bai Xizhu in a childish voice, his big eyes blinking with anticipation.

If possible, it would be best to kill Brother Zhang now.

Because Brother Zhang isn't dead yet, once he goes back, I'll have to redo so many test papers.

Those math problems were really difficult, and Brother Zhang was really, really scary.

Xiao Tangtang says he really welcomes Xiao Zhuzhu to give Brother Zhang Yiming a good beating!

"Yes, you can come and visit us for a few days."

The little blue zombie also tried to persuade him earnestly.

Zombie King Xiao Li and Zombie Li Muchen could only stand silently to the side because they didn't have much to talk about with the Bai family.

They didn't dare to say anything out of turn.

I'm afraid of being beaten to death.

The Bai family couldn't kill them in a short time, but Zhang Yiming could, so they tried to minimize their presence.

At this moment, they were slightly curious as to why Little Blue Zombie and the most favored Fan Tangtang kept sending Xiao Zhu to their place.

They naturally knew Bai Xizhu's place in Zhang Yiming's heart, but what would they send her there for?

To curry favor with the boss?

That shouldn't be happening!

If it's to curry favor with the boss, why not go when the boss is there? Why wait until the boss and the Bai family have parted ways before rushing over to exchange pleasantries with the Bai family?

I don't understand, I really don't understand.

The brainwaves of Zombie King Xiao Li and Zombie Li Mucheng slightly overflowed and merged with those of Little Blue Zombie and Fan Tangtang.

Just pretend we're whispering to each other.

After some communication.

Zombie King Li Muchen and Zombie King Xiao Li stood there dumbfounded, then took a step back in unison.

I never expected this!

The ideas of Little Blue Zombie and Fan Tangtang are so wild?

They swallowed silently, not daring to utter a single opinion.