Chapter 30: No Forgiveness!
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The news that Song Zhiyuan had been struck dead by lightning quickly spread throughout the Seventh Cotton Mill.
Everyone in the Publicity Department was utterly dumbfounded when they heard it.
After recovering from her shock, Li Qinglan seized Shen Zhiyu’s hand, so excited that she could barely speak.
Not long ago, she had still been worrying about what to do after Shen Zhiyu offended Song Zhiyuan. She had never imagined that Heaven would intervene and take Song Zhiyuan away.
“Hey, hey, calm down!”
“You’re being…”
Xie Yumeng wanted to ask what “twenty years ago” and “opening the gates of hell” meant, but even if she disregarded her promise to Divine Servant Li not to pry, she could no longer get a word in.
After shouting with all his strength several times, Yun Yi felt his throat begin to ache. Yet inside the Mirror House, he still saw only his own anxious, helpless face reflected everywhere. There was no sign of anyone else, and half his heart sank.
Guan Haoran thought it over. Strictly speaking, they were all still students, and it was indeed unreasonable for one person to keep paying for everything. Although he was a man and could already earn money himself, this was probably their first outing since entering university. There would be plenty more occasions like this in the future, so sometimes things ought to be done as they ordinarily were.
I held the cigarette between my fingers and took out my phone. When I saw that Qi was calling, I froze for a moment, then hurriedly answered.
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The Sulfur Demon’s sulfur-coated arm crashed down on the spot where Hua Lianxue had been standing moments earlier. With a deafening boom, it smashed a deep crater into the ground.
After heating the rice porridge and steamed buns, Dong Xiuxiu continued tidying things up. Perhaps because Wen Xu had been watching her, intentionally or otherwise, she felt rather bashful, and the flush on her face refused to fade.
Then Brother Yi and the others all burst out laughing and took turns looking down on me. Afterward, Brother Yi glanced at us and started the car.
Before Hong Luan could answer, Li Yan hurriedly scrambled up from the ground. Seeing the snow-white body before him, he froze for a moment.
When Zhang Tingting heard Li Feng’s words, all the displeasure vanished from her face. After such a long time, Li Feng had finally remembered to spend time with her—how could that fail to make her happy?
Jin Yangzhi took Ye Weilan’s hand and walked to the doorway, his gaze falling on Jin Wuyou, who was curled up there.
The slave trader was just about to nod and agree to the deal. After all, it was fortunate enough that this slave could be sold, and the customer had not even tried to bargain.
With both hands in his pockets, Jin Fang came down at an unhurried pace. His gaze fell upon them, and his eyes narrowed slightly.
Some households had almost run out of grain and could only cook a little vegetable porridge each day. Panic began to spread through the town.
On the fifteenth, after dinner, the old madam let all the servants go out—some to admire the lanterns, others to stroll and enjoy themselves. Only a few personal attendants remained in the house, and the old madam sent them back to their rooms to rest as well.
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She had never expected to encounter Bai Muyan, but Bai Su ran into him as soon as she reached the hot spring.
The hand that had originally pushed her away instead wrapped around her shoulders. He lifted her horizontally once more, turned around, and carried her toward the guest room.
Tilting his head, Liu Liu said that he felt something might be wrong with his father’s mind. Hadn’t his father clearly told him back then that he had grown up and would have to rely on himself from then on? What, then, did his father mean by this now?
As 7747 spoke, he rubbed his eyes and continued sobbing miserably, though not a single tear could be seen.
The pendant consisted of two pieces, one hanging on the left and the other on the right. Each was carved in the shape of a paired bird, but every bird was missing one wing.
The Six Star Palaces arrived at the place in the Scorpion Star Palace where Wenyu often sat motionless, but the stone seat was empty.
He was my father-in-law, after all. It would be disastrous if this were discovered, though I doubted he would say anything. Besides, if they told anyone, the ones who would lose face would be themselves. They were nowhere near thick-skinned enough for that.
At the same time, the monsters behind Xiao Rang suddenly became agitated. They kept throwing back their heads and roaring furiously at the sky. Moments later, several of them finally leaped toward Xiao Rang.
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