You get married, I hijack the marriage

Chapter 1066 Do You Consider Her Feelings? (4)

She walked along the cobblestone path, with tall camphor trees and delicate flowers and green grass on both sides. The sunlight shone through the leaves, casting spots of light and shadows on the ground.

When she came to a fork in the road, she randomly chose one and ended up at an abandoned small western-style building that seemed to have been vacant for many years and looked a bit run-down from the outside.

She was curious about the existence of this place in the old house. What was this separate small building used for?
She took two steps forward and looked at the stairs leading up. She noticed with her sharp eyes that there was a small muddy footprint on the stairs.

I remembered the heavy rain that had fallen before, which meant that someone had been here that day.

She stepped onto the stairs and first saw a terrace. The wooden table and chairs in the middle were already in tatters due to wind and rain.

She walked along the corridor to the front building. It was a little eerie, probably because no one lived there. It was the hottest time of the year, and she couldn't help but shudder.

Arriving outside a separate room, she paused. The door was locked from the outside. Seeing nothing unusual, she turned around to leave, but heard some movement inside.

After listening carefully, she indeed heard some noises inside. She became suspicious as she did not believe in ghosts, especially in broad daylight.

She looked around and saw a withered bonsai on the windowsill. She moved the flowerpot and smashed it hard on the door lock.

With a "pop", the flowerpot broke into pieces and fell to the ground.

She removed the smashed door lock, took a deep breath, and pushed the door open.

The light inside was very dim and she couldn't see clearly. She didn't bring her cell phone when she came out, so she could only grope her way forward.

She felt a figure passing by her, and before she could ask who it was, someone rushed forward and grabbed her neck.

She took a few steps back, her lower back against the table. The unknown man's strength was so great that it seemed as if he wanted to strangle her to death to vent his anger.

She grabbed the man's hand that was pinching her neck. From the size and smoothness of her hand, she could tell that it was a woman, and a pampered woman. Her throat was pinched so tightly that she couldn't utter a word. Her cheeks were flushed and she had difficulty breathing.

There were steady footsteps outside, followed by a man's deep voice: "Youyou?"

She didn’t know if it was her illusion, but when the woman who was pinching her heard the voice, her hand trembled for a moment, and she increased her strength the next second.

Shen Youran struggled to push her away, rushed out of the room in panic, and ran into the arms of Ji Jinchuan who came to find her.

Ji Jinchuan held her waist and asked, "What's wrong?"

Shen Youran covered her chest and gasped, her face looked extremely ugly. She spoke incoherently, "There's someone...inside..."

Ji Jinchuan frowned, took out his phone and turned on the flashlight, and walked into the house. Shen Youran grabbed his sleeve, and Ji Jinchuan turned around and said, "Wait outside."

Shen Youran shook her head and followed her in. Feeling her hands shaking uncontrollably, Ji Jinchuan held them silently.

Although the light from the mobile phone was not bright enough, it was better than before. The furnishings in the room were very simple, with only a table and a bed. There was a water cup on the table. It looked like someone lived there, but who would live in such a shabby place?

Ji Jinchuan glimpsed a figure in the corner and asked in a low voice, "Who's there?"

No one answered.

He shone his phone and walked over slowly. Shen Youran followed behind him. Seeing the person curled up in the corner, Ji Jinchuan was stunned: "Yaqing?"

Fang Yaqing huddled in a corner, her hair disheveled, trembling with her eyes closed, as if she had been extremely frightened.

(End of this chapter)