Su Qiao was not frightened at all, but looked confident: "Don't worry, I have been running in the mountains for so many years, and I didn't run in vain, three or five men are not my opponents." ”

"To tell you the truth, like a wild boar of a hundred pounds, I can kill it and carry it down the mountain alone."

Speaking of the wild boar, Su Qiao suddenly became greedy.

When I'm free tomorrow, I'll go to the mountains and see if I can catch a boar or two.

"I'm relieved." Seeing that she had a score in her heart, Uncle Ming no longer persuaded her.

Su Qiao took out a neat stack of money from his black backpack and put it on the wooden table:

"Uncle Ming, this is the money we said we would have, an extra two thousand, counting the wine I bought for Uncle Ming and the other uncles to drink."

"You little guy, you're young, and you're quite atmospheric."

"Yes, with your temperament, you will definitely be able to eat outside in the future."

Uncle Ming didn't refuse, and smiled and put the money in his purse.

"It's not too early, so Uncle Ming will leave first."

"Keep the door closed at night, be careful, and it's better to have a dog."

Su Qiao sent people outside the courtyard gate, nodded with a smile: "Okay, I'll go to the town tomorrow to have a look, and if there is a suitable one, I'll get one back." ”

After sending Uncle Ming away, Su Qiao closed the courtyard door and looked at his cabin, showing a happy smile.

444 looked at the unfamiliar courtyard and wooden house, and his eyes widened: "Host, what are you...... Moved places? 】

Su Qiao took off his shoes and stepped on the smooth wooden floor of the living room with his socks on, "No, I renovated the house." ”

[This house, this yard, this mountain, this water, it's a paradise, fortunately you didn't move away. 】

Su Qiao looked at his pharmacy with satisfaction, "Are you done?" ”

[Not yet, I was worried that you would starve myself to death, so I kindly came out to see you. 】

Unexpectedly, the host not only did not starve to death, but also made the house so beautiful that it was red-eyed.

Su Qiao rolled his eyes: "I thank you." ”

"Don't worry, you have to starve yourself, Miss Ben doesn't have the ability yet."

"Okay, I'm going to clean up and bring the books in, you can go about your business."

[Cut, the dog bites Lu Dongbin, I don't know the hearts of good people. ] was driven out just now, and 444 said he was very unhappy.

But it really can't be too distracted now, and it turns around and goes to its own business.

Su Qiao cleaned the inside and outside of the house, put all the books he bought back into the bookshelf in the study, moved the two medical instruments he ordered into the pharmacy, and simply got some food to eat, and then stopped.

The night in the mountains was particularly quiet, and Su Qiao lived on the hillside above the village, so it was even quieter, and there was not even a sound of dogs barking.

If it weren't for the light coming out of the window, a newcomer wouldn't have noticed that there was a room here.

Su Qiao took a shower and was wiping his long wet hair with a towel when he suddenly heard a sound at the courtyard gate.

She was stunned for a moment, but soon understood what was going on, grabbed a stick from the corner of the wall, and quietly went out of the room.

"Ahh

", I'm dying of pain, run!"

"Ergouzi, run!"

After a moment of confusion, the three thieves who had climbed in through the courtyard wall fled in confusion.

Su Qiao stood at the gate of the courtyard and said viciously: "Next time I come, I will break your dog's legs, so that you can only crawl for the rest of your life." ”

In the darkness came the sound of a few thugs fading away.

", Lao Tzu's head is broken, this little girl, it's too dark."

"What are you doing with broken skin, my arms are all out of my hands, and I am dying of pain, I have to go to the health center quickly, otherwise my arm will be useless."

It is said that those who wear shoes are afraid of those who are barefoot, and those who are barefoot are afraid of horizontal.

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