The man shook off the person who was leading him, and held out what he was holding. The one holding the lighter brought the flame closer and said, "I guess the previous group cleaned it up."

The bearded man turned his head to look at the half-full bag of flour, and then said nothing more.

There were indeed some fools along the way who didn't take all the grain, just to leave some food for those behind. Well, that's fine too, since who would complain about not having enough to eat these days?

The flames flickered a few times before gradually brightening, casting a dim, hazy glow over the room. Shi Lan hadn't expected these people to be so well-prepared, so she quickly shrank back behind a machine that was about half her height.

Seeing that there was nothing amiss, the bearded man turned and went back to the master bedroom, since it was the only place with a soft and comfortable bed.

The remaining two turned their gazes to the person who had been standing there blankly, like a wooden statue. The one with the lighter reached out to grab him, but the other took the initiative and pulled him in front of him, saying, "Brother, you were here first yesterday, so it's my turn today."

The man with the lighter shrugged and turned away nonchalantly, saying, "Then hurry up, Liu Qiang will have dinner ready soon."

The man responded, and after he closed the door, he eagerly pulled the other person toward the cushion in the corner.

The firelight moved to the edge of the cushion, and after a sound of fabric being torn, the cushion made a sound of springs being suddenly compressed.

Having been forced to listen to the wall several times, Shi Lan immediately sensed something was wrong. Although she tried to restrain herself from looking, she couldn't control her eyes.

On the cushion, the woman underneath had a sallow complexion and a thin figure, while the man on top of her was strong and had a rather burly build.

Seeing him roughly grabbing her hair, and his other hand pinching and twisting her like a wild beast, Shi Lan couldn't help but show a look of pity.