villain she defiant

Chapter 113
Hearing the sound, Ditang stood up, looked in the direction of the door, and continued to eat the cantaloupe in both hands at a leisurely pace.

The little girl guarding the door saw this: "..."

This old lady has pretty good teeth?

But is this the time to eat this? !
Ditang waved her hand to signal her to get out of the way.

The little girl froze for a moment, the door was suddenly pushed open from the inside, and she fell back in fright.

Mr. Chen was wearing a moon white coat, and he stumbled forward.

He almost tripped over the threshold, but the housekeeper rushed to help him, but he pushed him away.

The strength was so great that the butler was almost pushed to the ground.

Ditang bit the melon and stared at him without turning his eyes.

Interested.

His eyes were open, but there was no expression in them, like a blind man who couldn't see.

But there was an expectant smile on his lips.

He walked all the way forward, as if nothing in front of him could stop him.

Ditang followed behind, and so did the housekeeper and others.

No one spoke on the road, only the rustling of walking.

This road leads to the lotus pond, under the camphor tree.

In the dark night, there is not even a moon.

Only the light of a few lanterns.

Mr. Chen sat down with his clothes lifted, tilted his head and looked at the air, and began to speak.

With a hoarse and astringent voice, he couldn't hear what he was saying.

In this dark night, he laughed out loud from time to time, which was really weird.

The hands of the servants holding the lanterns were shaking.

All eyes turned to Ditang.

The sorceress is still eating, as if she only knows how to eat when she comes here.

This can't help but make them suspect that it is another person who wants to cheat money.

Ditang finally finished eating the melon, raised his sleeve and wiped his mouth, then walked over and squatted next to Mr. Chen, and said in a calm voice, "She's not as good-looking as me, is she?"

At this point, others: ? ?

What are you doing, an old woman?
This is a crazy woman, right?
Unexpectedly, Chen Gongzi slowly turned his head to look at her when he heard the words, staring at her with gray eyes as blind as a blind man, and nodded slowly.

Seeing this, Di Tang stretched out his hand to stroke his head, "Good boy, you have good eyes."

Others et al.: ? ?

Did you read or hear correctly?
"She's not as good-looking as I am, so don't listen to her from now on, listen to my sister." Ditang blinked and giggled, "Let's go, go back to the room."

He put his hand on his shoulder, but he didn't catch it yet.

Suddenly a gust of wind blew, and the leaves fell all over the sky and the dust was so big that it dazzled the eyes.

The lantern in the servant's hand went out.

It was pitch black.

There seemed to be a mournful cry in the sound of the wind.

Like a baby crying, the sound stimulated the eardrums.

The servants fled in fright.

Chen Gongzi suddenly screamed wildly and ran around in the wind.

Ditang reached out to grab him, and suddenly someone behind him stabbed her back with a knife.

This knife can be said to be fast and ruthless, without making a sound.

However, Di Tang seemed to have expected it long ago, and dodged the blow with his body, the man's movements were even more fierce, and his moves were all ruthless!
Ditang retreated step by step, until he reached the big tree and there was no way to retreat, the man quickly stabbed him, but he missed her, but stabbed the big tree.

In the windy night.

The man suddenly trembled, as if he had lost the strength to pull the knife back.

Noticing the momentary change in his mood, Ditang raised his hand and slashed his wrist, "It really is you, what's your relationship with the one under the tree?!"

There was endless hatred in the man's eyes, even though his arm hurt from the shock, he still didn't let go.

The hand holding the knife was clenched tightly.

Suddenly he pulled out the knife forcefully, and the knife was dripping with blood.

Very resolutely drew towards his neck.

This is to pay grievances with death!
(End of this chapter)