Chapter 488: Chapter 488: Ran Away Chapter 488: Chapter 488: Ran Away “Where is Auntie Sun?” Big Bull’s tall and slender figure stopped in front of Old Lady Mo.
Old Lady Mo fell to the ground, and from Big Bull’s body emanated a pressing threat straight toward her.
“She… she… she’s in the room!” Old Lady Mo, feeling uneasy, stretched out her hand, gnarled like an old tree trunk, and shakily pointed in the direction of Auntie Sun’s room.
Big Bull strode forward, stepping over her, turned around, and walked toward Auntie Sun’s room…
Only then did Old Lady Mo breathe a sigh of relief, thinking that fortunately, this fool hadn’t come for her. Otherwise, with her old arms and legs, she would have been in trouble.
Madam Ruan, that dead woman, was really unreliable. She had actually abandoned her mother-in-law here in danger and fled. The more Old Lady Mo thought about it, the angrier she became. However, her waist was injured, and being angry was futile. She could only wait to recover and then give Madam Ruan a good piece of her mind.
Big Bull arrived at the door of Auntie Sun’s room, said nothing, lifted his long leg, and with one kick, the door fell down–simple and brutal, yet very effective.
Without further ado, the door crashed inward. There was no need to call for someone to open it; since Auntie Sun had a guilty conscience, even if he had called, she wouldn’t have had the courage to open the door, so he didn’t waste his breath.
Big Bull stepped inside and looked around. The room was a complete mess, as if bandits had just raided it. Items were strewn all around, but Auntie Sun herself was nowhere to be seen.
Looking up, he saw the window wide open with fresh, chaotic footprints on its sill, knowing Auntie Sun must have escaped through there.
So, he walked back out of the room.
Old Lady Mo’s waist was injured, and she couldn’t walk. She was sitting there cursing Madam Ruan for her lack of loyalty when suddenly, seeing Big Bull return, she trembled with fright.
“Big… Big… Big Bull, whatever Auntie Sun did, it has nothing to do with our Mo family. You can’t take your anger out on us,” Old Lady Mo hurriedly declared.
“Old woman, let me tell you, Auntie Sun acted recklessly and even dared to commit murder. If she comes back, you must tell me. If I find out you’re harboring her, I’ll deal with you all together.”
Upon hearing this, Old Lady Mo was shocked, “Murder? What on earth happened?”
“She went to the Xie Residence, and almost killed Old Lady Xie. If Xuexue and I hadn’t rushed back, Madam Xie would be a corpse now, and the Mo family wouldn’t be able to escape responsibility.”
“What? That little whore was so sinister and vicious. Was she trying to ruin Hengjian?”
The first thing Old Lady Mo thought of was not why Auntie Sun wanted to commit murder, but how it would affect the future of her beloved grandson due to the implications.
Indeed, in the laws of Moli Country, if a murderer appears in a family’s registry, everyone from that family, including those in academic institutions, is barred from taking any exams, meaning this family would be cut off from an official career forever.
“Big Bull, you must catch her quickly to prevent her from harming our family. I just saw her enter that room with my own eyes. That little whore has such a malicious intent; she even disabled my poor old back. Oh, how miserable I am! To think my son brought home such a little whore as a concubine,” Old Lady Mo lamented, resuming her wailing.
“I’ve already checked; there’s no one inside. She must have fled,” Big Bull stepped outside, ignoring Old Lady Mo. Not having found Auntie Sun, he still needed to go check on Xuexue.
Finally, the Plague God had left.
As Old Lady Mo breathed a sigh of relief, she again cursed Auntie Sun. That little whore was the disaster of their family. No, if she returned, she would have Qiangqiang divorce her at once, and only then could their family rest easy.