I looked down at my two hands, "I didn't expect that my hands, which used to be coolies, would now be able to pick at other people's hamstrings."

The scenery outside the window was a little familiar, and I suddenly remembered that when I first arrived in Monan, I took a county-level shuttle bus to walk here.

I remember very well that when I came to Monan, my biggest wish at that time was to find a job as a food manager and pay off the famine as soon as possible.

Now the old bus under the ass has become a business car with hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the mission of these hands has also changed.

The only thing that hasn't changed is the grass and trees outside the window that spring and autumn.

I suddenly felt a little emotional, "People always change, don't they?"

This is like asking Peaches, and it is also like torturing yourself.

Peaches slowly opened her eyes, and her face was a little more serious: "A while ago, your hands weren't so dark."

"Can I hear why?"

"Two reasons, first, you saved me, and I deserve to be sick of this."

I tugged at my tight collar and felt a little more relaxed, "Besides, I figured it out. As long as I don't quit this business, my family and I will always be in danger."

"You, Xiaomei, and everyone in the teahouse are all dangerous."

I looked back at the mysterious man in the back of the car: "Kill the chicken and make an example of the monkey, he is this monkey."

"I want the entire people of Mo Nan to know that pinching my weakness will cost me the rest of my life."

I couldn't help but relate to the past: "I used to feel that I had to take a step back and open the sky, so I tried not to get into conflict with people."

"But I found that the world was not what I imagined, and my concessions were exchanged for kicking my nose in the face."

Momoko smiled at the corner of her mouth, "So you finally broke out today."

"Actually, I still want to be a kind person, but in the face of my family's safety, I don't have a choice."

Peaches suddenly grabbed my hand, "Your eyes have betrayed you from the time I knew you."

"You're too heavy-minded for people to see at a glance."

I couldn't help but laugh bitterly, "How deep do you expect a coolie to be in the city?"

"Alright." Momoko strained her hand slightly, "We don't dwell on this issue anymore."

She also looked behind her, "I just listened, you asked Lao Huang to set a cage? You're going to drag him through the streets?"

"Not really."

I blurted out, "This man has a big secret, and he has to wait for my employer to come back."

"How long will it take to get back?"

"Three days."

Momoko stared intently at the mysterious man: "I've never seen such a perverted person, the night is long and dreamy, you be careful."

"He basically can't make any waves in this state, and when Lao Huang's cage arrives, everything will be done."

"And then, what are you going to do?"

I had already planned this, and I said, "I'll get the best tattoo artist and tattoo a few words on his face."

"Writing?" Momoko's eyes widened: "What to write?"

"Don't mess with Chen Qi."

Momoko swallowed, "You're fiercer than I thought."

When we arrived at the abandoned building, Lao Huang sent us upstairs, and when we saw the environment, we immediately wanted to stop talking.

"Why don't I bring you some groceries."

Peaches waved her hand: "No, I can earn it myself."

"No, sister." Lao Huang cleared his throat: "At least there must be a decent bedroom, no matter how bad it is, you have to get a bed."

"I said, no." Momoko was visibly impatient: "When will the cage arrive?"

"Right now, right away."

Under the continuous bombardment of Lao Huang's phone calls, ten minutes later, the cage appeared in front of me.

I reached out and touched it, and there was still residual warmth on it.

Lao Huang took out a few red tickets from his pocket: "It's not easy to work overtime, and the rest should be hard-earned money."

The young man thanked him again and again, and Lao Huang waved his hand calmly: "Okay, let's go."

Momoko threw out an unhurried sentence on the side, "You go too."

After speaking, she directly grabbed my arm: "We're going to live our lives here."

For some reason, I don't hate Momoko at all now, and what she did before doesn't seem like much now.

Seeing this, Lao Huang didn't say anything, turned around and was about to go downstairs.