Ling Xue was speechless. With Uncle Yong's thick nerves, could he understand what you meant?
Lan Zhenzhen was furious when she saw that Ayong was indifferent to her provocative words and was even laughing foolishly!
What a fool! Even after she said that, this fool didn't react at all! Why? This fool has been so kind to Ling Xue, a sickly girl, since she was a child. How can she, a darling girl with awakened water abilities, be inferior to him?
Although many people in the hunting group kicked Uncle Yong out for various reasons, there were still quite a few self-proclaimed smart guys who wanted to recruit Uncle Yong.
Lan Zhenzhen is one of them!
It's easy to imagine who wouldn't like hardworking subordinates who have little to do, especially when they don't have to pay much. However, their plan was likely to fail.
Uncle Yong may not be very smart, but his stubborn determination to stick to his ways is not something they can easily persuade. So, this green tea girl will probably be disappointed.
"Zhenzhen, talk to Xiaoxue nicely. She is having a hard time now. Aren't we good friends?" The gentle voice of the black-hearted Du Yawen sounded.
Hearing Du Yawen's words, the friends around her all rolled their eyes in their hearts!
Ling Xue's strength is limited now, and it is not easy for her to break up with these people, but she doesn't know what to say to them, so she can only smile at them awkwardly.
She thought hard, are they good friends?
Growing up, none of the people in the hunting group liked to play with her sickly little friend. They only came to visit her at home during the holidays for the sake of Ling's father's face, and they didn't say a few words. So how did Du Yawen get the good friend she mentioned?
The three boys at the back were pretty good. Judging from their expressions, they were very friendly, at least much better than the two girls at the front.
Seeing Ling Xue's struggles, Du Yawen felt relieved. She, a space-based psychic, had always been treated worse than this sickly girl in the hunting group. Why? Looking at her like this, she knew she wouldn't be able to catch up to her even if she flattered her.
"Xiaoxue, are you okay? Someone said they saw you at Xiaoqing Lake, so we came over to see if you need any help. After all, we've been friends since childhood!"
Hearing Du Yawen's words, Ling Xue smiled softly and replied, "I'm fine, thank you for your concern!"
But her heart kept shouting: "Please stop saying 'friends'. I'm afraid I won't be able to face my true friends in the future! If you really cared about me, you wouldn't have kicked Uncle Yong out of the hunting group."
Lan Zhenzhen: You want to come and see how miserable the sick kid is living!
Du Yawen felt that Ling Xue would never recover in her lifetime. A sickly person who couldn't awaken her superpowers wasn't worthy of her attention. Staying any longer would be a sheer waste of time.
So, she said to Ling Xue quickly, "That's good. Come to the hunting group if you need anything in the future. However, our group will be participating in the large-scale hunting event organized by the safe zone soon, so we may not have time!"
"I understand, thank you very much!" Ling Xue received this important news from Du Yawen, and her thanks were quite sincere.
Perhaps sensing the sincerity in Ling Xue's words, Du Yawen also felt a little annoyed. What was there for her to argue with a sickly person with no future? It was all Lan Zhenzhen's fault, the green tea girl. It seemed she would have to stay away from her from now on.
"Then we'll go back first. Going out of the city to hunt requires a lot of preparation!" Du Yawen waved to Ling Xue and turned to leave.
Seeing Du Yawen leave, several boys also said goodbye to Ling Xue and left.
However, Lan Zhenzhen snorted at Ling Xue as she left. She was quite dissatisfied with the outcome of this operation. Du Yawen was too useless, and this sickly person got the better of her.
Ling Xue watched them walk away and packed up her things. Thinking of the news she had heard from Du Yawen, she knew that her chance to leave the city had come.
