?113: Chapter 113 It Doesn’t Matter if Someone Dies; Children Shouldn’t Watch (Top Ten Plus More) 113: Chapter 113 It Doesn’t Matter if Someone Dies; Children Shouldn’t Watch (Top Ten Plus More) “Fuck!
Who the hell dares to kill our Aunt!” Tang Yichen said angrily, “I’ll send someone to handle it right now.”
“Okay, Yueqi Vige, Group three, number 32.”
“No problem, they will definitely arrive within two hours,” Tang Yichen assured seriously.
Gu Zhiqi: “Thanks.”
“No need to be polite, if you need anything else in the future, just let me know,” Tang Yichen said familiarly.
After hanging up the phone, Gu Zhiqi turned to Tang Yun, “Aunt Tang, someone wille to take care of things in two hours.” Seeing Yun Chuyao still struggling not far away, she added to Tang Yun, “In the meantime, it’s okay if someone dies.”
Upon hearing this, Tang Yun knew what Gu Zhiqi meant; she was giving her carte nche to seek revenge.
“Xiao Qi, you…
Thank you, and I’m sorry,” Tang Yun said sincerely to Gu Zhiqi.
Gu Zhiqi: ?
“I’m sorry about what happened at Sea City Hospital,” Tang Yun apologized earnestly to Gu Zhiqi.
She truly felt ashamed.
At the beginning, she had listened to rumors and had a prejudice against this child, and wasn’t weing in her heart.
At the hospital, she even argued with Zhang Xiuli in front of the child.
Any sensitive child would probably have been extremely upset.
Even though sheter took her back to Yueqi Vige, it was because she had taken Gu Huaijin’s money and was acting on Gu Huaijin’s request.
Having lived with this child for some time, she had indeed changed her view of her, but she did owe the child an apology.
“You did nothing wrong; there’s no need to apologize,” Gu Zhiqi shrugged indifferently and then headed towards the house.
Tang Yun stood there, staring nkly at the departing figure of the young girl, taken aback.
After a long while, she remembered that Gu Bo and Gu Chengan were both injured and hurried to find things to bandage their wounds.
“Zhizhi, Zhizhi, let’s go check the front yard,” Chubby Chiu finally spoke up, seeing that Gu Zhiqi was done with her tasks.
“Put the stuff down first,” Gu Zhiqi said, already at the kitchen door.
Two bodiesy across the entrance of the kitchen, one stabbed to death with a cane, the other with a knife.
Gu Zhiqi stepped over them without hesitation and had just left the kitchen when four figures appeared at the broken door.
“Eldest Sister Qiqi!”
“Qi Girl!”
“Xiao Qi Girl!”
All four people called out in unison and strode towards Gu Zhiqi.
“Little girl, are you alright?
Are you hurt?” Gu Yuluo, holding Gu Chengcheng, was the first to reach Gu Zhiqi.
“I’m fine,” Gu Zhiqi said, ncing at Grandpa Yue and Yue Lan and nodding slightly, “Aunt Tang is okay too, she’s in the backyard.”
As for the other two, whether they lived or died it wasn’t her concern.
Gu Yuluo gave a sigh of relief after thoroughly checking that she was unharmed.
Grandpa Yue and Yue Lan didn’t have time to say much to Gu Zhiqi as they hurried to the backyard.
“Mommy!
I want to find Mommy!” Gu Chengcheng, in Gu Yuluo’s arms, suddenly started to struggle.
Seeing this, Gu Yuluo promptly set the child down.
The moment he touched the ground, Gu Chengcheng bolted like a cannonball directly into the kitchen.
Seeing this, Gu Zhiqi quickly grabbed Gu Chengcheng, “Your mom is fine, she’s dealing with things.
Children shouldn’t watch, wait outside.”
As she spoke, she tucked him under her arm and headed for the sofa.
Gu Yuluo, following suit, didn’t enter the kitchen, but nced at the two bloodied corpses by the door and casually remarked, “Tsk, looks like someone’s been mutting bodies.”
Gu Zhiqi ignored thement, ced Gu Chengcheng on the sofa, and handed him a brown paper bag, “Here, this is for you.”
After speaking, she sat down next to Gu Chengcheng.
“What’s this, duck?”