The Last Train to Hell

Suddenly I heard a knocking on the window, which made me a little alert.

I moved closer to Duanmei and hid behind the man in the suit.

Duanmei and I looked at each other, then looked at the man in the suit.

He nodded to the two of us, and then made a gesture to Duanmei.

Duanmei took two steps forward and pulled open the black cloth in front of the window.

Who did I see?

It turned out to be two weeks!

Why did he come to us.

He smiled at us, then quickly reached out and turned in.

Then with very quick hands and feet, he took the black cloth from Duanmei's hand and blocked the window tightly.

"During the day today, when I saw this kid coming over, I wanted to discuss the current situation with you. I don't know if you are willing to believe me, but that thing underground is not so easy to solve."

Erzhou said seriously, rather than saying it to me, he said it to the man in the suit.

After all, there were only two of them present, able to work together on something.

What do you expect me to do? Isn't that in vain?

I have a pretty clear idea of ​​how much I weigh.

Of course, I think Er Zhou also knows very well how many pounds I weigh.

"The child adopted by my brother cannot come with us. I'm going to say something ugly in front of you. You can do whatever you want me to do for you. This child's life must be kept by me."

As I listened to Er Zhou's words, I suddenly felt like I couldn't laugh or cry, and I didn't know what to say.

Looking at Er Zhou's face, he gradually felt that it overlapped with the blind grandpa's face.

Although I knew it was inappropriate to ask this question now, I still blurted out the words without thinking.

"Did you go to see Blind Grandpa? Did you burn paper for him?"

Erzhou smiled, nodded, and shook his head.

I don't understand what he means? On the contrary, the man in the suit snorted coldly and said impatiently.

"He was the only one who had the nerve to burn paper for Da Zhou. What a joke. How did Da Zhou become blind in the first place? He knew it all."

The face of No. 2 Middle School suddenly became a little ugly, and asked me to say that now we have to work together.

There is absolutely no need to break up, why bother.

It is not a good thing for Erzhou and us to break up now.

It's better to get along with each other peacefully and implement it first. If you really can't bear it, it's too late to break up.

"I have done some things, and I will admit it, but what happened back then is a bit too far-fetched now."

Erzhou's defense was a bit weak. I don't know what he was thinking.

But judging from what he meant, it was obvious that he recognized what he had done back then.

I really want to tell him, do you feel ashamed of blind grandpa?

But after thinking about it, I felt that it would be pointless to say it, so it would be better not to say it.

In this way, Er Zhou stayed among our group without any embarrassment.

At midnight, the villagers lying on the ground suddenly stood up.

I looked at the group of people headed by the village chief and Uncle Zhang and started to walk out.

Their eyes were closed, but their steps were extremely determined.

I'm pretty sure they are unconscious now.

It must have been controlled by the mother and daughter.

If they were not manipulated by the mother and daughter, they would not have the courage to kneel in front of the mother and daughter.

I'm very curious about what kind of miserable situation the mother and daughter are in now.

But I also know that it is very likely that I will not even have the courage to face the mother and daughter directly!

Although I don’t have any impression of what happened back then.

It can be said that what happened back then has nothing to do with me at all.

But I always feel like this matter has something to do with me.

This inexplicably made me feel a little flustered. I sighed, not knowing what to say.

Following the man in the suit, the current formation is led by the man in the suit. Behind me is Duanmei, and behind Duanmei is Erzhou.

It can be said that the starting and finishing tasks were handed over to two more powerful people.

I guess even if they wanted me to finish it off, they wouldn't be too reassured.

After all, everyone knows what level I am.

As I followed them out, I noticed that the moon in the sky was extremely bright.

It's so bright that it's hard to open your eyes. There's something weird about this.

How could it be so bright? Normally, it doesn't matter if you look at the moon.

After all, the only thing you can't look directly at is the sun.

I don't know what the sun looks like now.

But there's something wrong with the moon's light.

"Don't look up to the sky!"

I raised my head and looked at the moon above my head, thinking.

Suddenly I was patted by someone, and the voice should be that of a man in a suit.

But he was walking in front, and he didn’t have ears on his back. How could he know that I was looking up at the sky?

I'm quite curious, but I also know the situation now, and it's best to follow the instructions of the man in the suit.

Otherwise, no one can predict what will happen?

Following this group of people as they walked forward, every step they took was heavy.

I have some indescribable feelings in my heart, if these elders have done something wrong.

They accept punishment as a matter of course.

But it's really hard for me to watch them accept punishment.

But I also know that the men in suits asked me to follow them.

It's definitely not because they want me to watch these people being punished.

There are other reasons, but I can't just run away!

Soon I followed them to the back mountain, even though I was mentally prepared.

When I saw them stop at the back mountain, I still felt a little uncomfortable.

After all, these people kneeled neatly, which was more disciplined than military training. How could this not be scary?

The suit man told me that the village chief and his group would come here to kneel.

But I didn't expect them to come, not just kneeling.

They also kowtowed, and it seemed that they were apologizing, really apologizing to those people, and I had nothing to say.

After all, they were the ones who did the wrong thing, and they should apologize.

I was afraid that they would not be forgiven even if they apologized, which made it difficult for me to accept.

If you are willing to let them go, let them kneel here.

It is natural to pay the price for doing something wrong, there is no doubt about this.

I watched the suit man take a strange step, walked forward for many steps, and finally stomped his feet heavily.

The group of people who had been kowtowing just now stopped.

I guess this must be what the man in the suit did. There is something indescribable in the steps he took just now.

Probably to break something here, I looked at the tiny mound.

If it weren't for the village chief, I wouldn't have thought that this was someone's grave if they were kneeling here.