Chapter 248: 246 a vicious woman with a big belly

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Chapter 248: 246 a vicious woman with a big belly The woman, of course, had not managed to stab Hua Mi. If Hua Mi could be touched by such trash, she might as well not be in this line of work. Without looking back, she kicked her foot back and directly knocked the knife out of the woman’s hand. With a turn, Hua Mi kicked the woman several meters away from the car door, sending her crashing into the thick snow. The snow was too deep and soft, or else, if not dead, the woman would definitely have broken several bones in her body. Realizing that she had encountered a tough opponent today, she climbed out of the thick, soft snow and gave Hua Mi a hateful glance. Then she ran off into the distance. How could Hua Mi let her off so easily? Calmly, she took out an AK47, aimed it carefully, and pointed it at the fleeing woman. Just then, Gong Yi and Zhou Cheng, leading two soldiers from the Garrison, hurried over. Gong Yi had found her based on Hua Mi’s location. Zhou Cheng happened to be patrolling nearby with a team of Garrison soldiers. The woman, seeing their Garrison uniforms, immediately burst into tears and cried out, “Help, oh help, there’s a madwoman over there, she’s going to kill me, ah ah ah, save me!” In an extreme situation, between a strong man and a weak woman unable to fend for herself, whose words would seem more credible? Similarly, in a tough spot, between a pregnant woman holding an AK47 and a disheveled, exhausted-looking woman with possibly decent features, who would appear to be the bad guy? Hua Mi set down her AK47 and leisurely watched the woman throw herself at Gong Yi’s feet. She cried so miserably, desolately, sorrowfully, fearfully... she simply looked very pitiable. Compared to such a disheveled woman, Hua Mi, clean and neatly dressed in coral fleece maternity wear, really resembled a villain. A vicious woman with a big belly. Gong Yi, Zhou Cheng, and the rest of the Garrison stopped in their tracks, all at a loss for words at the sight of this woman. What was she saying? That Hua Mi wanted to kill her? It wasn’t that they, as members of the Garrison, were covering up for one of their own. But they felt, if Hua Mi needed to kill someone, there must surely be a vital reason for it. Then Gong Yi, Zhou Cheng, and the other Garrison soldiers all looked towards Hua Mi in unison. Holding her AK47 casually, Hua Mi came over and said purposefully, “What a coincidence to meet the Garrison here, hello to you all.” Gong Yi: “...” Zhou Cheng: “...” Garrison Alpha and Beta: What kind of game is this? Acting as if she didn’t know Gong Yi, Hua Mi pointed at the woman on the ground, explaining, “She deceived me, pretending to be assaulted by a group of men, making me open my car door, and then tried to ambush me.” “No, it’s a lie, it’s a lie,” the woman cried, shaking her head, kneeling at Gong Yi’s feet. “The lying one, in such vile weather, I am already in deep misery, and when I fortunately came upon her, she wanted to kill me!” The woman pointed at Hua Mi, seemingly so overwhelmed with crying she could barely breathe. She held out her hands in a humble and pitiful manner, pleadingly clasping them together in front of Gong Yi, “I’m just a woman who was bullied by those men, I, I...” Mid-speech, the woman collapsed into the snow, clutching her chest with her hand, appearing to be so emotional that she couldn’t catch her breath. Gong Yi and Zhou Cheng looked down at her... not knowing quite how to react. In this woman’s words, she painted Hua Mi as a Cold-blooded female demon. She was so pitiable, having just escaped the clutches of a group of men, only to encounter the psychopathic murderer Hua Mi. So miserable, so miserable, she was about to faint— Not a single Garrison man offered her a hand, nor did anyone step forward to restrain Hua Mi. Everyone seemed to be watching a play, observing the woman’s exquisite performance. This woman must have studied acting in the past; if these Garrison men didn’t know Hua Mi, they would definitely have believed her. It was Hua Mi, however, who gestured to Gong Yi, and during the woman’s feigned fainting, she took Gong Yi to the side. As soon as they got into the car, Gong Yi began to carefully check Hua Mi from head to toe, frowning, he asked, “You’re not hurt anywhere, are you?” He had long seen the circle of corpses by the nanny car, all shot dead. Hua Mi opened Gong Yi’s embracing arms, “Mind the impression you give; no touching.” Then, pointing to the woman pretending to faint in the snow outside, she whispered, “This woman is trouble; she’s with that group of male corpses on the ground.” From the start, Hua Mi had realized something was off. In this icy wilderness, a woman running through the snow followed by a group of men? Not to say Hua Mi was being cynical, but these kinds of tricks, which might deceive inexperienced Garrison soldiers or work in TV shows, just didn’t match reality. In the extreme environment of today, survivors have begun to band together. Have you not seen the frozen corpses on the roads, always in groups, rarely alone? How does a single woman break away from a team and run through the icy wilderness, and “coincidentally” find her way here to Hua Mi? It’s not that Hua Mi lacks experience; it’s that she’s too experienced. A group of men wanting to harm a woman would do it then and there; they wouldn’t let her run far from the group. Isn’t it exhausting crossing mountains and ridges? Or do these men just enjoy chasing a woman over the vast snowy plains, and then, when they’re nearly dead from exhaustion, they assault her? So, when encountering those seeking help in the wasteland, you really need to think it through—at least don’t completely take the seemingly weaker side for actually being the weaker side. Because Hua Mi was very calm in her suspicion of this woman from the beginning, none of the woman’s subsequent actions managed to earn Hua Mi’s trust. Particularly when the woman closed the door of Hua Mi’s car, leaving Hua Mi, a pregnant woman, outside. This sort of behavior, in Hua Mi’s eyes, warranted execution. Gong Yi glanced at the woman still “fainted” in the snow and nodded, “I know.” Saying his wife was a female demon, Gong Yi was the first to disbelieve. He helped Hua Mi to sit down again and squatted in front of her, “Don’t worry about this matter; no one will wrong you.” “I’ll take you back to the Garrison camp first; several Garrison men have died recently, C City is too dangerous.” “Zhou Cheng will arrange for Garrison men to take you to C City’s war reserve supplies warehouse.” The location of C City’s war reserve supplies warehouse is a secret known only to the Garrison and management’s upper echelons. Unless someone leads Hua Mi there, she wouldn’t be able to find it on her own. However, Hua Mi didn’t answer Gong Yi; she thoughtfully looked outside the nanny car at the woman in the snow, “Gong Yi, do you think this woman has anything to do with Chen Hu?” “Maybe we could turn the tables and use this as a way to find Chen Hu?” Gong Yi furrowed his brow; clearly, Hua Mi was not inclined to quietly return to the Garrison camp. Only to hear Hua Mi say, “Her actions now are to elicit pity from you Garrisons. Have one of the high-ranking Garrison officers interact with her a bit...”

Chapter 248: 246 a vicious woman with a big belly

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