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n“Isn’t this all your fault? Without you, the Chief and the others wouldn’t have stopped me from entering the village!”

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n“F*ck!”

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nQian Yiyun grew angry as she listened to Wang Xing’er, from her soft murmurs in the beginning to her yells targeting An Jiuyue. She almost let a string of curses slip.

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nIs it wrong for Sister Jiuyue to save her? She’s even blamed for saving someone? What kind of world is this?

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n“You’re taking her kindness for granted! Go and die if you really think Sister Jiuyue made a mistake in saving you. The Cascade River is so deep. You can jump into it. Go!”

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n“You… you’re so vicious!” Wang Xing’er paled.

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nI’m living well now. I don’t want to die. I just want the village to take me in again. What’s wrong with that?

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nWill they only be happy if I die? As expected, there are no good people in the An Clan Village!

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nQian Yiyun was amused. “Am I as vicious as you? You wanted to kill everyone in the village, yet you still have the cheek to call me vicious?”

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nWhat kind of person is she? Does she think that everyone else is wrong except her? That’s ridiculous.

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n“In my opinion, we shouldn’t waste our breath on her. We can just chase her away.”

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n“Yes, Miss Qian is right.”

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nNo one was in the mood to argue with Wang Xing’er anymore. They started chasing her away with their clubs.

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nWang Xing’er did not want to leave at first, but everyone could no longer suppress their anger. They swung their clubs at her, causing her to scream.

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nIn the end, she had no choice but to leave.

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nQian Yiyun looked at the bag Wang Xing’er had left behind and asked, “Sister Jiuyue, what about this bag?”

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nAn Jiuyue looked at the bag and then the Chief and the Junior Officer.

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n“Chief, Junior Officer, please carry this bag elsewhere with a stick and burn it. As for this place… I’ll bring some lime later and sprinkle it here.

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n“Everyone should collect the water flowing down the rocks instead from tomorrow onwards. Although it’ll be a little slower, it’s still a precaution. We’ll do this for a few days and wait until the water flows through after a week.”

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n“Okay,” the Junior Officer replied and looked at the Chief.

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nThe Chief sighed and shook his head helplessly. “This is the only way.”

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nAfter everyone left, An Jiuyue took Lu’er back into her arms and coaxed him for a while.

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n“Come, Lu’er, let’s go home.”

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nLu’er looked at An Jiuyue and stammered, “Mother, bunny, bunny.”

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n“Bunny?” An Jiuyue’s eyes lit up.

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nIs this little guy missing his little brother, Xiao Xing?

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nBunny was the nickname she had given An Yixing. However, no one in the family addressed him with that nickname. They only called him Xiao Xing’er.

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n“Your brother, Xiao Xing, isn’t here. We’ll see him when we get home. There’s Xiao Zhou too. They’re all waiting for you at home.”

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nAlthough he was already old enough to learn how to speak, he did not know many words. She assumed that his family did not know how to teach him.

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nHe was a pitiful child. She would have to teach him more in the future.

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