Divorce with three kids? I'll build a house and eat meat, driving my in-laws crazy.

Chapter 110 Want to leave? No way!
"Be careful." Before Li Ruru could finish her warning, the bandits had already scattered a handful of powder.

Xiao Wu felt his legs go weak, then his head became dizzy, and he slumped to the ground.

"Xiao Wu!" Chu Xiu jumped down from the carriage and ran over to help him up.

"Heh, another one coming to die." The bandit leader sneered, but stood still without making a move.

The others looked at their leader one moment and Chu Xiu the next, unsure of what to do.

Chu Xiu, looking panicked, pinched Xiao Wu's philtrum, and Li Ruru also rushed to help.

After the two of them worked for a long time, Xiao Wu finally woke up.

He stared fiercely at the bandits, but after struggling for a long time, he couldn't get up.

"Don't move." Li Ruru shielded him behind her, then stood up and gripped the pistol in her hand.

Li Ruru, who grew up under the red flag, never imagined that she would go down the path of murder.

But now she is facing a band of bandits. If she doesn't fight back, she and her children will have no chance of survival.

In a game where it's a matter of life and death, of course she wants to survive.

To live on, to watch the children grow up, get married, and have children—that must be a very happy thing.

Chaochao is shy and doesn't like to talk much, so we need to find her a lively husband.

Peipei is intelligent; that girl probably values ​​family background and looks more.

As for Yinyin, she just needs to marry into a family where she doesn't have to worry about food and drink. If she can eat her fill, she won't cause trouble and will be easy to take care of.

Xiao Yishan needs to find a lively and energetic wife. His first half of life was too bitter, and he needs a warm and sunny girl to shine on and warm him in the second half.

Chu Xiu didn't need her to worry; his family was wealthy, and their lives weren't bad.

As for Xiao Wu, he can take care of himself.

Li Ruru thought it over and made arrangements for the future of all the children, but she herself had no future.

If she really killed these bandits, the authorities would definitely come knocking, and it's hard to say what crime she would be charged with.

If she misses due to nervousness, or if the bullet jams, or other problems, she will lose her shot.

Then not only will she have no future, but her children will also have no future.

The bandits will kill them, and ridiculously steal a few buckets of konjac tofu.

Seeing that Li Ruru actually stood up and walked in front of them, the bandits laughed mockingly.

A man stepped forward, looked Li Ruru up and down, touched his chin, and said with a greasy smile, "Oh my, this old lady is not bad looking, she has some beauty."

"Yes, she's much prettier than the average village woman."

"Look how fair her little face is."

A group of men laughed unrestrainedly and lewdly.

"You just want money, right? I'll give it to you!" Chu Xiu stood up abruptly, pulled out seven or eight silver ingots from his pocket, and threw them on the ground.

One of the bandits bent down to pick it up, while the others stood still.

Chu Xiu nervously held onto Li Ruru. He had intended to run away with his godmother while those people were picking up the money, but they seemed to have anticipated his trick and just stared at him without moving.

The bandits handed the silver ingots to their leader, chuckling, "Do you have any more in your pocket? Hand them over obediently, or you'll force me to take action."

As he spoke, his eyes glanced at the carriage behind him. "Boss, there must be something good in that carriage."

As they spoke, the group ran over. The three Li sisters ran over on their own without anyone pulling them.

The three of them hugged Li Ruru, buried their heads in her arms, and couldn't help but cry softly.

Chaochao and Yinyin had wanted to rush over earlier, but Peipei kept stopping them.

At this moment, the whole family is reunited, but unfortunately, none of them will live past today.

"Boss, boss, these three girls are pretty."

The bandits stared at the three sisters as if they had discovered a new continent.

Yinyin was still a little girl, while Chaochao and Peipei were gradually growing up, their fair and rosy faces filled with terror. Li Ruru's palms were sweaty, and she asked sternly, "What exactly do you want? Let's be frank, I'll give you whatever I have."

There's no point in reasoning with a group of bandits; you can only feed them first and then find a chance to escape later.

The bandit leader let out a smug laugh, "I want silver, I want money, I want women, I want everything."

He paused, then added, "If you don't cooperate, I'll take your lives as well."

Another bandit nearby said, "Boss, killing them is too easy on them. If you ask me, we should kill all the men, and as for the women, we brothers can have some fun first before killing them."

Although her face was covered, Li Ruru could still imagine the ugly face hidden beneath the veil.

The bandits laughed so hard they were doubled over.

As they laughed, they suddenly stopped laughing, their faces stiff as they stared ahead.

Suddenly, an old man appeared from behind the carriage. He was wearing a long blue cloth robe and walked slowly towards them.

"Where did this old man come from? Get out of the way. Can't you see we're robbing you?"

One of the bandits shouted.

But the old man stroked his beard, and instead of stopping, he walked even more resolutely.

"Hey, are you deaf?" The bandit leader shouted as the man approached the oxcart.

The old man walked up to Li Ruru and stopped beside her before speaking slowly and deliberately: "What are you doing again?"

"Robbery! You old bastard, if the King of Hell wants you dead at midnight, and you insist on handing over your head now, then don't blame me for being impolite."

One of the bandits shouted and brandished his broadsword.

The old man stroked his beard, looking panicked: "Ah? Robbery! Well... I'll be going now."

He was about to leave when a bandit grabbed his arm. "Old man, you think you can get away? No way!"

He stretched out his hand arrogantly and said, "Hand it over, hand over all the silver you have on you."

The old man shakily reached for his waist to take out some silver.

Li Ruru stared blankly at him. This person wasn't hard of hearing, but probably hard of seeing.

How did they just walk into the crime scene so openly?

Isn't he, an old man, afraid of losing his life?
A normal person seeing such a scene would probably run away from a great distance and disappear without a trace.

After all, nobody would go looking for trouble.

The old man's large, well-defined hands searched his waist for a long time but couldn't find a single coin.

He chuckled awkwardly, "Gentlemen, I...I have no money."

One of the bandits asked impatiently, "Then what do you have?"

He felt it was a bit unfair that he was forced to kill someone without any money; he would have preferred something like a jade pendant.

We can't let him work for nothing.

The old man scratched the back of his head and said embarrassedly, "I...I only have a soft sword and a heart that wants to fight injustice."

"Soft what?"

"He's trying to stand up for what's right?!"

"Ha ha ha ha"

The bandits ignored the first part of his sentence and burst into laughter again.

An old man, half his body buried in the earth, still dares to try to stand up for the underdog like a young person.

It's both pathetic and laughable.

The old man didn't speak, but calmly drew a green soft sword from his waist.

He then gave Li Ruru a wink.

(End of this chapter)