Semua Bab Warning: My Mommy is A Savage!: Bab 1581 - Bab 1590

“Take it away! I’ll punch you!” Chris smiled coldly and said, “Come on, then. I’m standing right here, waiting for you to punch me!” “You!” Seeing that Chris was not intimidated, the fat kid was so terrified that he was about to pee in his pants. The lobster on his neck opened its claws and climbed up his neck. The other boy, the skinny kid, felt the lobster climbing down from his head and to his ears. He could hear the sound the lobster was making. It was as if the lobster would pinch his ear. Not daring to risk it, both boys pleaded, “Please, take the lobsters away!” Chris looked at them nonchalantly. “I can take them off of you, but if I see you bullying Chloe ever again, it won’t be just this!” “Okay! Okay!” The fat kid nodded. “I won’t bully her anymore, okay?” Chris said coldly, “Apologize to Chloe, now!” The both of them instantly apologized in unison, “We’re sorry, Chloe. We won’t make fun of you ever again. Please forgive us!” “Oh,” came Chloe’s simple,

Chris was tempted by the sweet yet sour scent. He looked up and said, “Mommy, there are some oranges. Can we buy some?” “Yes.” Charmine walked ahead. “Let’s keep an eye out. We’ll buy some later.” “Alrighty!” Both of them continued walking forward, and the scent grew stronger. After walking for a few minutes, they saw an orchard full of oranges. With the dim light, they saw the stall by the side with only a few oranges left. Were they still selling? Charmine noticed that the lights in the house were still on, and she wanted to go and ask the residents about it. However, the door made a sound and was pushed open. A couple walked out with a torch. They shone the light right at the two of them. Charmine narrowed her eyes and frowned. Worried that the light might get into Chris’ eyes, she shielded him. The intense bright light still blew up in her face. Charmine was not pleased, but before she could speak, the couple sneered, “Oh yeah! Here they come again! I caught yo

“Don’t stay in our village anymore! Leave!” “Ask the village head to come! We must toss this thief out!” Everyone berated Chris and Charmine as they scooped up mud and stones to toss at them. Charmine’s eyes burned furiously as she shielded Chris, flinching away from the stones. She raised her arms and long legs to get away from the stones coming at her. Zip! The stones and mud were sent flying back at the crowd as Charmine moved. The women did not expect this as the stones scratched their faces. They were the ones splattered with the smelly mud instead. Angered, they rolled up their sleeves, ready to fight Charmine. Among the crowd, someone called out, “Our village head is here!” Everyone stopped to look over. Charmine turned around to see Chloe walking toward them with her Grandma. Grandma still had a friendly and peaceful smile on her face, but her tone was more serious. “What’s the matter?” The women started all speaking at once, “This newcomer came steal

“Grandma, Chloe, I’ll walk you home,” declared Chris. “I’m a man, and I should protect you!” “Alright, then!” Chloe smiled adorably, and her eyes twinkled like the stars in the sky. Grandma smiled as well. “Okay.” Chris supported Grandma to walk and sent them home. Across the stream, a few women sat below a tree as they muttered to one another. “Why is that woman so close to the village head?” “She’s probably getting old and silly. She can’t tell right from wrong.” “The village head even gave that woman a lot of things! That woman probably tricked her!” “They seem quite rich, though.” “How rich can they be? Why would they be here if they’re rich? The amount she tossed out was only ten thousand bucks.” The women began gossiping, and some even ridiculed Charmine. “Only ten thousand? They can earn as much after working a few months in the city.” “Who knows, maybe she came to a small village like ours to take our money!” “Right! The village head has a lot of land

“Why don’t you sign it later? This is our root, and our generations were, and are, raised here. We can’t give up our roots for instant benefits.” “Right! I heard the living expenses are high in the city, that even a drop of water costs money. You won’t have your own land if you go out to the city. Even vegetables cost money. How are you going to earn money?” “They say there are all kinds of other costs. If your son is going to school, the fees are way higher out there! Without an income, how would you support your family?” Hearing these, everyone else chimed in, agreeing. “That’s right. Don’t sign it! The village is the best!” “Don’t be tempted by instant benefits! They’ll dig out your ancestors’ graveyards! You’ll end up crying!” “Yes, don’t sign it!” The young men who were initially confident saw the tides changing and looked at the village head angrily. “Just let her sell it if she wants to, you old hag! It’s not like she’s selling your land! It’s none of your business