Chapter 19: You Don't Need Me to Take Care of This Matter, Do You?

  Turning left and right, walking in circles for a while, just when I was about to get dizzy, finally stopped at a door. The door was gently pushed open, and I was also gently pushed in. Won't really... is it really going to be the bridal chamber?

  The corners of my mouth twitched, and as soon as I took a step, I felt an unparalleled softness underfoot. Lowering my head to peek through the veil, I saw that what was beneath my feet was a high-quality woolen carpet. Walking on it was like being enveloped in softness, as if it could melt one's heart away; not a single sound was made.

  As expected, corrupt!

  I heard the sound of maids arranging things, the wine cups touching each other with a crisp clinking sound, and it seemed to be setting up a banquet. Then the maid withdrew, and the fish slipped out silently.

  "The young master, you..." The bride's voice was filled with doubt as she asked the shadow beside me. The shadow seemed to wave its hand and the bride followed suit."

  The door creaked shut with a "creak", and my heart also rose to my throat.

  "Lao Er, don't need me to take care of this kind of thing anymore, right?" A pleasant voice lazily sounded from beside him, and it was extremely nice to hear.

  "Get out, no one asked you to help me." A slightly weak but arrogant voice also sounded, but it was obviously not the same person. What's going on? Why are there two men in the new house?

  I angrily lifted the lid and wanted to take a look at what was inside.

  What reached my ears were two gasping sounds, and my eyes, which had been blazing with anger, suddenly filled with doubt.

  To my left, there was a man in his early twenties with an evil smile on the corner of his mouth, making him look arrogant and untamed, with an air of elegance that was intimidating. He was staring at me with a half-smile. I couldn't help but curl up the corners of my mouth, and when I turned my head slightly, I saw another person lying on the bed to my left.

  This person really startled me, he looked like only eleven or twelve years old, his face was pale as a ghost, his eyes were deeply sunken, obviously he had been ill for a long time.

  "Big brother, I've troubled you enough already. I think it's time for you to leave." The young man spoke with an unusually mature tone: "As for the rest, I don't think big brother can be of any further assistance."

  Big brother, second brother, what's going on?

  "Alright, Second Brother, you take a good rest and pay attention to your body, don't be reckless!" The big brother looked at me with a profound gaze and said: "Younger sister, be careful!"