Chapter 162

"I didn't mean that."

Amei curled her lips.

"You didn't mean that, what did you mean? I see you wish someone would die in there. What are you pretending to be here? It's as if everyone else is blind and deaf. How annoying!"

Aru looked at Amei and was very unhappy.

Amei's words clearly asked why Green didn't die in the room. After getting the answer, she still tried to make excuses to prove her innocence.

It was as if a clay Buddha could be cleaned by washing. It was really too much.

Aru shook his head while speaking.

"You are the one who shouldn't be too much. What you said is a big deal. Why are you making a fuss? I'm not talking about you. Why are you meddling in other people's business ? People

who don't know would think you just came out of a mental hospital."

Amei retorted.

"Okay, what are you arguing about? It's still unclear whether you can go out today. Can you go out alive after the argument?"

A Qiang pulled A Ruo.

"Yes, why are you arguing so fiercely? Everyone is in a bad mood."

A Zhuang pulled A Mei and said.

"Humph, you don't let me say it, but I have to say who he is. What does he think is wrong with him? He is only a few years old, and he is arguing with me. Why should I give in to him?"

A Mei clenched her fist and hammered the table.

"Forget it, I can't control you anymore, whatever you want."

A Zhuang waved his hand.

"He doesn't care, I don't. Do you think this is your home? We all have to listen to you. You should look in the mirror and see what an ugly face you have. If you want to fight, I'll accompany you.

At worst, I'll kill you here first. People like you shouldn't be alive today. I don't know who is blind to tolerate such a deformed pervert like you to go out and wander around."

A Qiang stood up.

"It has nothing to do with me. It's none of my business. Don't talk to me."

A Zhuang said hurriedly.

"It's wrong to give birth but not raise, and it's wrong to raise but not teach. Do you think you don't smell bad just because you stand next to the garbage? Do you think you are a good person? You can't get away with it."

A Qiang said.

"They won't fight, will they?"

Bai Meiyu asked Green quietly.

"You can fight if you want."

Green said with his hands spread out.

"That's quite interesting."

Bai Meiyu said.

"Interesting, it's not your turn. The first one is me, the second one is you, the third one is Aqiang, the fourth one is Aruo, the fifth one is Amei, the sixth one is Azhuang, and the seventh one is Amo.

How long do you want to wait? Do you think they will go in for you? Even if they really fight, you can't see it. If you want to see it so much, go in and come out quickly."

Green said.

"If you didn't remind me, I almost forgot about it."

Bai Meiyu straightened her clothes and stood up to answer.

The servants next to her slowly approached.

Bai Meiyu approached the room where the bride was in the servants' embrace. The servant opened the door for him, and he walked in, holding the plate he had chosen in his hand.

Green sat on a chair, watching Bai Meiyu's back disappear in front of him. The door was closed and unlocked, but it didn't move regardless of wind or no wind, as if it was more serious than being locked.

The servants beside him stood motionless at the door, blocking the door. If anyone wanted to run out from inside, they would definitely not be able to run out because the servants would hold them back.

There was no sound inside, as if they were dead. Green didn't know if it felt the same outside when he went in, but there was actually a fight next to him.

He took the time to take a look.

Aqiang knocked Azhuang down with one punch, and Amei fell over. Aqiang knocked Amei to the ground with another punch. The two tried to get up, but Aqiang stepped on Amei and Azhuang one by one.

Aruo was also helping from the side.

The four men were fighting fiercely, and Ah Mo was sitting nearby.

Ah Mo was closer than Green, watching intently and with great interest, as if he was reading a comic book.

Bai Meiyu walked out of the room.

His face was extremely pale, his lips were bloodless, and he walked with a limp, with blood flowing from his legs into his shoes.

"What did you do?"

Green asked.

"It was so unlucky. Nothing happened at first. The bride didn't move. I thought she didn't want to eat, so I put the plate on the table and prepared to go out.

But I don't know why the stool next to the table tripped me and made me fall.

I got up from the ground, and my legs started to peel and bleed. The bride was sitting behind me and laughing.

I turned around and saw that the bride was still sitting there motionless. Her face was covered by the veil, so I couldn't see her at all. There was no sound, and I didn't know if she was still laughing.

This is even more infuriating, okay?"

Bai Meiyu shook her head and sat next to Green.

"Strange, didn't you look when you walked?"

Green asked.

"I know you weren't tripped by the stool when you came out, but the stool was not on my way when I went in.

Although I didn't look closely at my feet when I came out, there was no stool at that location.

Otherwise, how could a normal person suddenly trip over a stool while walking?

Think about it carefully, if there is a half-person-high stool in front of you, and you accidentally kick it and lose your balance, would you fall directly to the ground?

You would lie on the stool first, because your lower body is blocked by the stool and cannot touch the ground, and your upper body will only touch the surface of the stool, not the ground, if you bend down.

So this is not a question of whether I look or not, it's a question of whether the bride inside wants to mess with me."

Bai Meiyu shook her head, looking angry.

"I know."

Green patted him.

He snorted and said nothing more.

Aqiang knocked out Azhuang and Amei, and let Aruo look at the two people on the ground. He picked up the plate and walked into the room.

The room was quiet, and Aqiang came out soon, but his face looked uglier than Bai Meiyu's. His whole arm was bloody. It looked like it could still be used, but it was very painful.

"I don't know if the bride was so hungry that she almost swallowed my whole hand. I really can't imagine a bride with such a big appetite, such a big mouth and teeth?"

Aqiang shook his head and said as he sat down.

"It seems that if we go in, we will most likely be in trouble."

Green said with a smile.

"I hope my misfortune will be less severe."

Ah Ruo prayed casually, picked up the plate and rushed in.

He rushed in, and it seemed that he would fall down when he entered the room, but the room was very quiet after he entered.

I don't know if he fell down or not, but he came out quickly. When he came out, his face was pale, his neck was bloody, and he almost fainted on the spot.

Ah Qiang walked over and helped him to sit down.

"You don't know, I went in with the plate, and the bride shook her head. I thought it meant I could leave, so I put the plate on the table.

Who knew that a bunch of white, wriggling insects suddenly flew out of the plate. Those insects were densely packed, numerous, and wet, with rings on their bodies. They looked very fat when they wriggled. They

were also very fast, and just as they squeezed out of the plate, they fell into my hand. There were also some The candle fell on my neck, and the bride suddenly leaned forward and nodded at me.

I took the bugs off my body, threw them back into the plate, covered it, and tried to take the covered plate to the bride.

But before I got to the bride, the candle suddenly went out.

I had just walked halfway between the table and the bride, and I wanted to keep going.

Because I I remember that there was nothing there, so I didn't have to worry about bumping into anything when I walked forward. But as soon as I took a step forward, a gust of wind blew straight at my face.

The wind smelled of blood, so bad that I wanted to vomit. But then I felt a very wet particle coming from the bride's side, around my neck and back.

After that, my neck peeled and started bleeding. I felt like someone had rubbed my neck hard with thick sandpaper to remove the skin.

But I also felt like there was a tongue, soft, wet, fat and big, and there was a smell of fermented food in the sewer, and the bugs were no longer on my body.

If it was the tongue that rolled the bugs away as food, it wouldn't be impossible, right?"

Aruo asked, pulling Aqiang.

"None of us knows, not to mention that the candles in the room had gone out at that time. Don't think about it anymore. It's good to be able to get out alive."

Aqiang comforted Aruo.

"Well, you really shouldn't think too much. If you think about it any more, I'll rush in again. I don't know why it has an attraction to me now, as if my curiosity has suddenly increased."

Aruo shook her head.

Because A-Zhuang and A-Mei, who were lying on the ground, seemed unable to recover from their coma, the servants walked over and surrounded the two people.

No one knew what happened inside. A-Mei and A-Zhuang both woke up, but there were red marks on their faces. The marks did not look like slaps, because normal people's hands do not have round suction cups.

Both of them had slightly greenish complexions, with yellow in the green and pale in the yellow, as if they had a serious illness. Their bodies were trembling slightly, and they were bending over when they walked, with a shuddering expression.

A-Mei staggered into the house. Even before she crossed the threshold of the house, her pants were already wet, and they were blood red, emitting a fishy smell. She almost tripped over her own pants.

When he was at the door, he realized that he had forgotten to take the plate and turned back.

The servant stood beside Amei and handed her the plate.

Amei looked a little timid, lowered her head, bent her waist and said nothing, turned around and went into the room. The servant closed the door behind her and there was no sound from inside.

But after a while, the servant said that it was okay to go in.

"The queen hasn't come out yet."

A Zhuang was stunned.