Lin Hongmei slowly turned around blankly, glanced at the kang cabinet, and cowered in Old Feng's arms in fear.

"Oh my god, Lao Feng, what is this thing?"

She held Old Feng's arm tightly, looking like she was very frightened.

Lao Feng patted her back, looked at me and said, "It wasn't there last night!"

I felt chills running down my spine and my hairs stood on end.

He supported Aunt Xue and motioned for her to look too.

Aunt Xue nodded with a pale face and her breathing was a little short.

She wanted to say something to me, but she moved her lips and fainted.

I quickly asked Lao Feng to call a car to take her to the county hospital.

Only then did everyone notice that in order to save Lin Hongmei, Aunt Xue was injured and was bitten by Lin Hongmei on the leg.

The strange thing is that the wounds that were supposed to be human teeth marks were only holes as thick as two chopsticks.

The doctor thought she had been bitten by a snake and asked me, "What kind of snake was it?"

I knew I had to inject serum, so I hesitated and said, "Uh, it's colorful."

The undigested flesh and skin that came out of Lin Hongmei's stomach were all small flower snakes.

"Okay, let the family members wait outside."

The rest of us were kicked out of the emergency room, and Lao Feng sat in a chair and sighed.

About half an hour later, Lin Hongmei appeared in the hospital as if nothing was wrong.

She actually had the time to get her hair styled and wear new clothes?

I don't know whether to say that she has a big heart or that she lives a delicate life.

"Old Feng, is she your old sweetheart?" Lin Hongmei looked sideways at the emergency room and asked.

It’s no wonder that Aunt Xue called her a shrew before, she was not someone to be trifled with at first glance.

"Don't talk nonsense, I was an old neighbor in the village. This time you had an accident, I asked them to help." Lao Feng explained.

I was stunned. This old Feng used to be from Snake Temple Village?

Lin Hongmei rolled her eyes and curled her red lips, obviously not believing what Old Feng said.

I looked along her red lips and found that there seemed to be something wrong with this woman's tongue.

I guess it's a sequelae of being possessed by a snake, and I have a bit of a tongue in my mouth from now on.

She looked at me with her hands on her hips: "Are you with that woman? Let me tell you, our family has no money, so don't try to trick us like this!"

Lao Feng quickly pulled her and whispered: "Can you stop saying a few words?"

"You almost died. It was Xue Min and Xiao Yadan who saved you. How can you still talk like this?"

Lin Hongmei swung her arm and pinched Old Feng's waist hard: "What do you think, you old man (bad old man)? You actually help an outsider to speak for you?"

Old Feng got a blister from her pinch. He grinned in pain and jumped on his feet: "Shut up!"

I looked at Lin Hongmei coldly and conveyed Aunt Xue's original words.

"Don't worry, I won't ask for a penny from your family. Aunt Xue has told me that she owes Lao Feng and has paid off."

Lin Hongmei's face looked better when she heard that no money was required.

Looking at Old Feng who was in pain and sweating profusely with disgust, he added: "I made an appointment to play mahjong, but I won't be able to come back tonight."

After saying that, she twisted her waist and stepped on her high heels and left. The hip-covering skirt could barely hold her ass as big as a watermelon.

Old Feng's painful forehead was covered with cold sweat, and he sat on the chair holding the wall without saying a word.

It seems that Lin Hongmei has become accustomed to this kind of behavior and has become numb.

I glanced at Old Feng and suddenly felt that this kind of man really didn't deserve sympathy.

The doctor said that Aunt Xue needs to stay in the hospital for observation for the time being.

I asked Old Feng to go back first and stay here to take care of Aunt Xue.

Jing Yuan said that he had to do something and there was no sign of the snake all night.

"Girl, please excuse me." Aunt Xue woke up and was fine except for being tired.

Seeing that everything was normal with her, I breathed a sigh of relief: "No trouble, it's okay."

"By the way, Auntie, your phone keeps ringing. Is there something urgent?"
Chapter completed!