midnight snake language

Chapter 3
His lips were as cold as his body, I tried to push him away, but he grabbed my hand.

The emerald green vertical pupils tightened slightly, and I could clearly feel his displeasure at my actions, for fear that he would turn into a snake and swallow me in one bite.

Because I was too scared, my body couldn't help shaking.

He seemed stunned for a moment, and let go of me.

"Afraid of me?" He asked in a deep voice.

scared to death...

I was too scared to speak for a moment.

He laughed lightly as if mocking himself, and seeing the increasing number of broken stones falling from his head, he said softly, "Stay here and don't move."

Before I could say anything else, he kissed the back of my hand and disappeared.

At the same time, stones from the top of the cave fell one after another, smashing the ground into deep pits one after another, stirring up dust all over the ground.

Only me here is safe and sound, not even a bit of dust drifts over.

From the top of the cave, my mother shouted at the top of her lungs: "Take it easy! What if it collapsed and hit Weiwei? Weiwei——Vivi? Can you hear Mom?"

The cave was opened, and in the bright sky, I saw my mother's anxious face at the entrance of the cave, and hurriedly said, "Mom! I'm here!"

My mother was overjoyed, and hurriedly asked someone to pull me up, and asked me if I was injured, and scolded my father from time to time, thinking that their ancestral house was built in a bad place, and there was such a big deep hole under the good house .

I sat in the sun for a while to relax before sorting out my chaotic thoughts.

Two days ago, we received a call from my grandmother in my hometown, and learned that the 99-year-old grandma passed away. My parents took me back from the town to organize the funeral for the elderly.

On the night of the vigil, I dreamed that I was getting married, and the witness was my grandma.After waking up from the dream, I went to burn paper money for my grandma, but my ancestral house fell into the ground, and the crystal coffin containing my grandma's body and I fell into the deep pit.

My parents were so anxious that they called for help overnight, and only then did they remove the accumulated gravel the next afternoon and rescued me.

After my mother saw that I was fine, she went back to the deep pit and continued to search for the body of my grandma with my father.

According to the rescue team, the depth of the collapse was hundreds of meters, and it was a miracle that I was rescued safely.

The cave is full of gravel, even walking normally is easy to fall, let alone falling from such a high place, how can I be unscathed?

I couldn't help but think of the big black snake that would turn into a human. Could it be that he saved me?
But this is not in line with common sense...

Are there any snake monsters in this world?

Just when I was puzzled, my grandma came over worriedly and asked me in a low voice: "Weiwei, what did you see down there?"

"I saw a very big snake..." This was so weird, I was afraid that no one would believe me when I told it, but when I said this, my grandma seemed to be greatly stimulated, her body trembled with fright, her hands The water glasses on the table were all smashed to the ground.

I quickly helped her pick up the water glass: "Grandma, are you okay?"

Grandma didn't care about the water glass, she held my hand tightly, and immediately led me out of the courtyard: "Vivi, hurry up, and don't come back again!"

"But grandma's funeral is not over yet, and..."

"Don't worry about this matter, you don't have to come back after I die, go away!" Grandma was so strong that she took me out for several meters, and she didn't stop until she bumped into someone at the gate of the yard.

The person who came was Granny Zhang, a well-known goddess in the village. She usually helped people move graves and watch Fengshui, and everyone in the village respected her very much.

Granny Zhang glanced at me and sighed: "It's useless, she's already been entangled, and she can't escape even if she runs to the sky."

(End of this chapter)